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william howard's avatar

seems like drug prices could come down across the board just by eliminating the advertising and kickbacks to doctors and hospitals for prescriptions

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Craig Kisciras's avatar

Anything to stop these drug commercials which are basically 10 seconds of explanation of the drug's actual use and 80 seconds listing the side effects. All accompanied, of course, by the painful singing and dancing.

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PE Bird's avatar

Don't take Profitall if you are allergic to Profitall.

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Flippin’ Jersey's avatar

That’s my favorite line! It begs the question: how do I know if I’m allergic to Profitall if I’ve never taken Profitall? Moronic.

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

$$$$$

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Thanks Bot--just added you to The List.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

The Means twins are part of the "prediabetes" mafia.

Wait till those injections hit the vaccine schedule.

" the list price for diabetes medicine Jardiance is $611 for a 30-day in the US, compared with $70 in Switzerland and only $35 in Japan."

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Sir Jeff Morency, Ph.D.'s avatar

Naturopathic Doctors reverse Diabetes every day without ANY drugs.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

The Black Nobility has always pushed drugs.

https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/the-black-nobility

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Susan W's avatar

I've read some commentary from people who are saying that such "price controls" are blatant communism but I don't get why. He's assuring that we pay the same price as everyone else. And why not? I mean it's not like Switzerland and Japan are impoverished Third World countries...

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Bard Joseph's avatar

Simple.

Break up the companies as a monopoly.

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Concerned mom's avatar

We are in essence, subsidizing the pharma commercials we see every 15 seconds in our media.

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James Heard's avatar

My understanding is that the pharma commercials actually don't convince the end user to buy their drugs... think about it: We are really going to tell our specialist something that we saw on TV that they don't already know about in their specialty? (I'd doubt the qualifications of my doc if I knew more about my illness than he/she did.) The only reason that big pharma spends so much on television advertising is to be corporate media's MOST IMPORTANT client to ensure that their NEWS COVERAGE of the pharma industry will always be POSITIVE and NEVER CRITICAL... same reason that big pharma is the biggest contributor to Congressmen and Senators.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Just returned from a visit to Switzerland. Our driver shared his costs for medical coverage: mandatory payments of 600 (Swiss francs) per adult per month and 300 per child per month, which, in his case comes to 2100/month. The exchange rate was approx $1.25 USD/1 SF. They also have deductible and 10% of the total amount for procedure payments. Pharmaceuticals may cost less there but the gov mandated ‘insurance’ costs are mind-blowing.

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Concerned mom's avatar

Had a friend with her family stay in our So CA city for 3 years pre-CVD. During that time one of her young sons had an emergency appendectomy. She was blown away by the level of care they received at the local Children's Hosp CHOC. She said most likely her boy could have died waiting for the procedure to be done in her small city in France.

The boy woke up with pain in his stomach area, dad took him to the family doctor who called for an ambulance to transport them to the hospital, calling ahead for surgery prep. He had the procedure done and sent home same day by 4pm.

When she related this to me, I had to keep telling myself that this was a BIG DEAL for her and I'm SO used to this kind of care that I had to remind myself to react appropriately for her sake.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

All greedy profits going to the Black Nobility.

https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/the-black-nobility

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Abiding Dude's avatar

And the entire Big Pharma/MD diabetes protocols may just be a massive SCAM... Ray Peat was a VERY sharp dude...

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ray+peat+diabetes

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Bard Joseph's avatar

Hey Dude.

My bible is by Dr. MARK SIRCUS and his book Sodium Bicarbonate.

Use it every day to balance the ph, which eliminates the acid that causes many diseases including diabetes. You can monitor your acid each day with ph strips.

The book is mind blowing.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

I've read it and have followed him for some time... I don't seem to get any stuff from him lately... not sure if I somehow unsubscribed...

Are you getting recent articles? He's had some serious health issues, I think...

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Valerie's avatar

I don’t watch TV but it’s on at the gym. It feels like every time I look up there’s a pharma ad on and the teeny print is scrolling. It’s SO much.

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Susan W's avatar

These ads should stop - Immediately. So should physician kickback for prescribing...cuz we KNOW that does indeed happen - in one form or another.

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Nancy Benedict's avatar

Hey, maybe if their profits plummet they won't be able to afford all those tiresome ads. I say hallelujah to that possibility!

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Matt L.'s avatar

The ads are played and networks paid so that media WILL NOT investigate and report the dangers of these prescription drugs. The ads are a payoff.

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James Heard's avatar

EXACTLY!

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MattieRoss's avatar

Somewhere, Richard Sackler is turning over in his grave…

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Janet's avatar

I was at a small family get together Saturday 3 were on ozempic or wegovy.

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Matt L.'s avatar

There is unknown danger of paralyzing your stomach/gastro tract using ozempic or its cousins. But small print on packaging says 'take for lifetime'. A great deal of the body's serotonin (like 90%) and smaller but still significant amount of dopamine — is made in the gut. And specifically in the cells lining the gut (known as enterochromafffin cells). What does paralyzing this part of the body do to production of these neurotransmitter/hormones that play a critical role in regulating our mood, sleep, learning and general well-being? This drug may lead to negative mental health outcomes, that only long-term studies can capture. It all seems very UNNATURAL to me.

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Valerie's avatar

I always wonder, too, what else the GLP-1 receptor might be used for. Scientists like to believe they know everything about the brain, but that just isn’t the case. I hope we aren’t (yet again) creating bigger problems down the road.

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Concerned mom's avatar

Pharma KNOWS EXACTLY what they're doing, which is poisoning us slowly and driving us insane while killing us ultimately...

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Janet's avatar

They actually know these dangers exist, but their desire to lose weight in any way possible is so strong. My daughter had the band surgery and lost 150 pounds. She is much happier, but at what future cost. She is healthy and is more active now and eating better so it seems to work. Another friend took Ozempic for pre diabetes but quit after distressing problems. I could lose a few pounds but I work hard at being healthy and moving well at 76 is more important than being skinny.

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Matt L.'s avatar

Gosh, if a person is motivated enough to ‘use’ the drug as a catalyst to then implement a natural (diet) lifestyle change that holds the gains (rather than the drug) - then this would be a godsend to those individuals. My guess is these people are the minority. But if you’re one of them, more power to you!

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kara's avatar

(I also wonder what it does to the pancreas, long term.)

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MaryAnn's avatar

Wow.

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Tom's avatar

"Side effects may include turning gay and acquiring an affinity for trilbies. If your uncontrollable samba dancing lasts for more than 4 hours, see a doctor."

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

And your butt falls off

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Beckadee's avatar

I'd like to see a commercial including this re the butt hole. haha

https://t.me/Phantom_Fuckery/561

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Sue Rosenthal's avatar

😯🫣😂🤦🏻‍♀️ Wow. You are on a roll with your comments--

Quite the range, and diversity can also be a good thing.

I may have to follow you. 😂👍

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Doug's avatar

That comment elicited a coffee-restraining guffaw here.

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Patti's avatar

😂

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AM Schimberg's avatar

🤣

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cat's avatar

Well, except the Covid jab commercials -- no side effects noted there. Which should be a big red flag to people who still know how to pay attention.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

Ask your doctor If death is right for you.

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Janet's avatar

Yup. No problem knowing the pills and such have side effects but they just don’t think they will happen to them. But Vaccines/-pushed into their very veins are 100% lacking any harms whatsoever.

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Verve's avatar

Oh that is such an excellent point!!

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AM's avatar

The Jardiance ad drives me insane!

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Dan's avatar

Talk about DEI. They started off with a brunette, then went to the redhead, then the black woman, and now they have the men’s softball team. Got all the bases covered.

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AM's avatar

Yep I noticed that too.

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Linda's avatar

Hahah - "softball" -- "bases." Good one.

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Porge's avatar

But..but..but, Jardiance is really swell

It's a little pill

With a big

Story to tell!

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Andy's avatar

They just have so much money to spend on advertising, they come up with these Broadway-style bits.

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Those vignettes are not cheap.

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Deborah J Bittle's avatar

Those commercials are becoming more like musical productions out of Bollywood.

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Sue Kelley's avatar

And a separate version for every identity group. Well except flurries. So far

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Tom's avatar

Because furries take ivermectin . . . they have no need for anything else.

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patrick tobin's avatar

Akin to a surreal musical number from a overproduced over budget ridiculous Hollywood musical celebrating insulin dependence … who could think of anything more distasteful … wait for it … I’m sure they are working on it now with a award-winning pharmaceutical advertising agency somewhere in hell.

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Janet's avatar

Like a mind worm. Make it stop!!!

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Abiding Dude's avatar

Dancing fat pigs...

Well, it DID work to kill MY appetite!

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Susan Daniels's avatar

....including death or death-like symptoms.

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KBB's avatar

If death persists for more than three hours contact your health provider.

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Sue Kelley's avatar

🤣🤣🤣death like symptoms love it

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Susan Daniels's avatar

That line came from one of my sons and I thought it was perfect.

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

The overweight dancing diabetic patients are beyond the pale.

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Bandit's avatar

Yeah, with all the, "having to stop to catch their breath," I wonder how long it really took to film that 10/20 seconds.

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Susan Daniels's avatar

Four hours.

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Bandit's avatar

😂🤣 I'm sure that's gotta be really close!

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Dena's avatar

Of course the expensive stupid commercials themselves aren’t really to market the drug but to buyoff media.

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Man-i's avatar

advertising is a very small percentage of the budget

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

But it buys the silence of the media, because it’s a huge percentage of their budget.

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(C)E.J.'s avatar

Starmer, Macron and Merz are working on those drug prices too.

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Juju's avatar

So Jeff linked to the regular video that cut off right after they grabbed the paraphernalia. Here’s a link to the whole video - in slow motion - and near the end it captures Macron moving the “tissue/packet” into his pocket. (I vaguely remember also seeing a video yesterday someone posted of Macron’s sleight of hand skills as he removed his expensive watch during an interview when discussing financial sacrifices they wanted people to make.)

https://x.com/maimunkanews/status/1921672211514998987

Please note my subsequent reply to this comment giving the opposing viewpoint/hypothesis as well. I don’t claim to know which is the truth and sadly given our present day media, image editing, and AI I don’t think any of us can. I just thought it appropriate to present all sides.

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neener's avatar

Thanks for this one! Damning.

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Super duper sus…

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Juju's avatar

So this post links to the full regular speed video. Scroll down in the comments and they show high resolution photos of the Kleenex and stir stick. It may very well be just idiots who are always consciously aware of photo ops not having garbage in the pic, so this may not be drug related - IF the high res images are to be trusted that is.

https://x.com/brick_suit/status/1921607603915804983

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Doug's avatar

There definitely seemed to be some looks exchanged between these guys as they settled in trying their best to look nonchalant - like "do you think anyone noticed?", "nothing to see here", and "just pretend nothing happened".

The "Kleenex" definitely looks more like a bindle fold than a used nose rag, and you can make out the metallic reflectivity of the spoon as they pass behind it before settling in.

Might as well have been a little bottle of K-Y and some condom wrappers... (sorry folks!)

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Sue Kelley's avatar

Coffee thru the nose!! Hahaha

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Doug's avatar

Haha! That's ONE!!

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Marilyn F's avatar

That’s it exactly.

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Matt L.'s avatar

What was the little spoon for? That can’t be explained away. Would like to know why tiny spoon was on the table…

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Doug's avatar

It's called a Mertz Spoon, and is usually used for stirring coffee.. Right...

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Brian Crossley's avatar

Why.....do you idiots think we fall for tissue paper/cocaine crap. Stick to the truth and call this kind of crap out. THIS is how the left rolls...stop it

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Brian Crossley's avatar

Apologies for the attitude...this really set me off

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Marilyn F's avatar

It IS drug-related. If you’ve ever been around it you’d know it. Typical behavior. Typical accouterments. In the U.S. it’s tiny plastic bags. In Europe they use paper folded into packets.

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Carpe Vinum's avatar

Exactly. That's not a spoon, it's a a stir stick from his cocktail.

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Marilyn F's avatar

Thank you. His clip was too short & didn’t show their faces or all of their actions, which were the tell.

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Carolyn's avatar

Agreed on the looks and the actions tell everything

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Bandit's avatar

Beautiful!

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Marilyn F's avatar

Jeff hasn’t spent much time around drug behavior

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Juju,

It wouldn’t make any sense for them to do cocaine at a meeting. If I had a snot rag on the table and reporters with cameras came in, I would hide it quickly too.

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Marilyn F's avatar

Wrong. This is common drug behavior. I’ve seen it. I know it. I’ve done it (LONG AGO)

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Carpe Vinum's avatar

No, you are wrong. It was not a spoon, but a knot pick- used to stir cocktails and a dirty napkin used to catch condensation from said cocktails. Hence the rapid cleanup. The cocaine theory is absolutely silly.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Marilyn,

There’s not enough proof for me to accuse them of illegal drug use. I need facts, not speculation.

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Marilyn F's avatar

I think it’s important to know these things. These are leaders of countries. People must know. The more info out there the more likely someone will look into it further.

Accusing them here on Substack doesn’t really count. We have no authority. We are chatting. That’s it.

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Navyo Ericsen's avatar

LOL

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Sniff....snort....

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AOly's avatar

That was a hilarious line…thank you 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Tim R's avatar

Or, hear me out, just stop getting us sick with their other "drugs" and we won't need the drugs in the first place! BTW, I asked Venice.AI about prices for Keytruda, a cancer drug my mother took (Yes she got cancer soon after the jabs in 2021 and passed away in 2024). Here in the U.S., Keytruda costs $22,000 per month. Germany? $2100! U.K.? $2200! Incidentally Keytruda sales went from about $11billion in 2020 to over $25 billion in 2023

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rolandttg's avatar

After curing my wife's stage 2B breast cancer holistically, we don't even take aspirin anymore (forget the #, but it's 30-65 people) die each year from aspirin. Almost everything big Pharma makes is toxic . Still use Ivermectin and Fenben though. I said it before and I'll say it again, except for the 2 drugs I listed, Every cancer drug is highly toxic and will kill you if the underlying causes don't kill you first. Change your lifestyle and you can cure almost anything.

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Annie's avatar

Agree 💯. Just say NO to big Harma.

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Peter GL's avatar

Just remember the root of the word “pharmaceutical” (phrama) means poison!

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kittynana's avatar

@Roland- can't cure my husband's AFib and PVCs holistically. Suffered myocarditis after his second Moderna shot (yes, even 65 yr old men can get it! Myocarditis- not just for teens!) and he's left with the above maladies.

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rolandttg's avatar

There are no quick cures for most problems. A lifetime of poor diet choices, and in your husband's case, the unfortunate decision to take the jabs, cannot be cured quickly. I have no idea if any issues caused by the jab can be reversed by any means. That is uncharted waters. That said, I don't have faith in anything Big Pharma gives anyone who is jabbed to ameliorate what they have done.

Everyone has to make their own choices with their health. All I know is the body's natural immune system is unmatched in its healing abilities IF you give it the minerals vitamins and enzymes it needs AND you detoxify your liver , gallbladder, kidneys, and lymphatic system. As an example, 80K gallbladders (at a cost of $11 billion )are removed every year, all of which could be avoided simply by doing monthly liver and gallbladder flushes until you purge those organs of ALL gallstones.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Amen! The body's natural immune system - granted to us by God above - is something big pharma has been trying to destroy forever (Injection/jab schedule anyone?) so they can impose their drugs on us - which wont help us- but will hurt us (a classic example of created crisis), so they can put more of their poisons in us - to keep their massive profits rolling in. Thank God for POTUS, for MAHA, for MAGA and for PMPK!!

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Roland, where can I go to find info on how to do liver and gallbladder flushes you mention?

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Rosie Langridge's avatar

Hi Dan, do your research thoroughly. Detoxing from one place can simply wash the toxins some place else. Especially kidney and liver flushes need to be done in the correct order, which I can't remember.

Personally I don't take any drastic measures, but instead minimise toxin intake and do circadian rhythm, healthy light & sound, and natural movement. Plus magnesium supplements.

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CHop's avatar

I use the ones from the book "The Complere Cancer Cleanse" by Calbom, Calbom & Mahaffey

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rolandttg's avatar

You can go to the internet and look up Andreas Moritz' protocol for "the Amazing Liver and Gallbladder Flush", but better yet, buy his book. We did both, and there is a lot of good information in his book that is not covered in just internet excerpts and you tube videos. We are at the beach for a week, but will start our third flush on Sunday. Pretty simple really except for one day and night of the actual flush, and even that is just a bit of inconvenience rather than pain or difficulty. I counted (roughly, of course) one of the flush dumps, and got ~450 small green gallstones in one of the 4 dumps I had that contained them. We each probably flushed over 800 gallstones. Hers were beige, indicating new gallstones.

His book "Cancer is not a Disease. It is a Healing Mechanism" is a true must read gem if you want to live a healthy disease free life.

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e.'s avatar

I too was coming to ask this of @rolandttg! Please share so we too can be detoxed properly

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alongername's avatar

I always lived a fairly healthy lifestyle.... but as I got into those "golden years" my body just wasn't feeling right . Most people probably just accept this as the "normal" ageing process.

I slowly started to experiment with different supplements and altering my food choices . NOT an easy path.... as older folks deal with various issues ,not just one. Bones, joints, weight, energy, allergy symptoms, digestive issues, etc etc.

The "easy choices" are Vit D3, Magnesium, and a bunch more ! Without access to a great ND and testing ( even ND's vary in their abilities ) ..... It becomes a personal trial and error procedure, which takes dedication and determination.

Over a year now.... and feeling better. My present protocol now involves some detox along with supplements . I try to go slowly.... not just jump into drastic changes. https://jeffreydachmd.com/2014/03/iodine-bromine-detox-unrefined-salt-jeffrey-dach-md/

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Lynn46's avatar

Thank you for the link. I ordered his Natural Thyroid Toolkit. I hope to get answers I'm not getting from my doc. After taking levothyroxine for decades bc I was developing a goiter, I went into hyperthyroid last year. I've reduced the thyroid meds to 1/2 2 days a week but still do not feel right. I wish they would get fluoride out of our water. I am convinced it has caused many of our thyroid issues.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Yes, my mom has aFib, dx in 2012 and has a pacemaker and takes warfarin - which means she has to watch her diet and monitor her INR. She refuses any of the newer blood thinners due to the side effects. Not sure if there is a 'lifestyle' answer at this point. She is in an AL facility due to arthritis and balance issues making it hard for her to get around but is 86 and only takes 3 prescriptions. At this point in her life it is what it is, not going to rock the boat as her current path has gotten her this far. She did get the first 2 covid shots but had skin issues after and her PC doc told her not to get any more thank goodness, as she refused to listen to me.

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cat's avatar

Did you notice if her balance issues were there before she got on warfarin? My mom had no balance issues until starting blood thinners.

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Donna in MO's avatar

It may have exacerbated them? She had already been dx'd with arthritis in her knees and hips in 2011 when she sprained her ankle walking in uneven terrain at a cemetery for a funeral, and it only went downhill from there. She is very picky about her diet/healthy eating but not physically active. Lots of rounds of PT and OT over the years but never does the homework or continues the exercises after the sessions end. PT and OT tell me a lot of her issues are lack of strength - if you don't use it you lose it. Doesn't take any meds for her arthritis, and only occasionally takes tylenol if arthritis is bad enough she can't sleep. But uses a walker for short distances and an electric wheelchair to go the dining room or events in her facility, and has a travel chair we push her in when she leaves the facility. Pushes her call button if she needs something that requires bending over as she will lose her balance. Stubborn and just says "I am 80 + (insert age) years old, I can't be expected to do (insert task here). No motivation to address or get to the issue so at this point I just have to shrug and let it go. She has had some falls but has not broken anything but I do live in fear of 'the phone call' but some comfort knowing she does have a call button on her wrist that someone answers 24/7.

Her mom and 2 of her older sisters also had aFib and all died of strokes so I guess the blood thinner is a necessary evil.

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Cousin Clem's avatar

Step one would be detoxing. Gotta clean out the terrain so that the body can continue it's efforts at detoxing. I agree with rolandttg that the human body can heal itself if given the right tools/support. Adding more drugs to the mix if they don't support the healing and add more toxicity can be problematic, especially when they treat symptoms only.

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Not That “Karen”'s avatar

Have you looked into nicotine patches? I watched a video where Dr. Bryan Ardis talks about nicotine being curative for long Covid as well as myocarditis. Here is a Substack link if you’re interested https://open.substack.com/pub/therebelpatient/p/nicotine-cures-myocarditis-by-dr

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kittynana's avatar

@Karen- the caffeine would help the actual myocarditis but only while it's happening. What's left is an electrophysiological problem which is causing the AFib and multifocal PVCs

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Abiding Dude's avatar

She said nicotine, not caffeine.

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cds's avatar

Look into Dr McCollough spike protein protocol. Nattokinase,bromelain and curcumin! Large dry doses, I took for a year, my heart pain and palpitations are gone!!! The spike protein is a silent killer!

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Lynn46's avatar

My son took 2 jabs even after mom sad NO. He was feeling worn out so gave him the list from the detox protocol. He ordered each from iherb.com and after only 2 weeks he said his energy level is back and feels great. So it works.

Even though I never took the jab I was taking all the supplements except for nattoknaise bc of a possible drug interaction.

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Janet's avatar

Myocarditis has always been called. “An old mans disease”

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Heather LibertyCricket's avatar

Have you tried nicotine patches? on spine bn shoulder blades is what I just heard dr. ardis say in an interview.

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kittynana's avatar

@Heather- he's a former smoker so he wouldn't want to go back to that. Also, the nicotine would 1-increase his heart rate which would cause more PVCs and 2- narrow his artieries which could cause blood clots.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

And those two are not even "cancer drugs"! Parasite drugs... but isn't cancer and many other diseases related to parasites??

I would add Artemisinin and Chlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS)... but great to hear your wife got cured!!

This one blew me away:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/YKpbNPPBBThH

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rolandttg's avatar

Yup. Add DMSO to the list. Have not used it yet, but going to buy some, Incredibly versatile. Great for pain too. Topical and ingested.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

DMSO... a STRONG move!

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Jo's avatar

DMSO has helped my arthritis, swollen finger joints and pain left all but one finger after a few weeks of taking it orally. It also prevented my husband from needing corticosteroids spine injections for back pain after a few weeks of topical application.

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NancyP's avatar

Can you direct me to more info on the ivermectin and fenben for cancer cure, please?

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Curtis's avatar

Dr. Makis and 2nd Smartest Guy in the World both have tons of info on their Substacks.

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Peter Carr's avatar

try going to makismd@substack.com and see his many articles on ivermectin and fenbendazole as cancer fighting drugs.

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Dena's avatar

Also Dr. Paul Marik’s book “Cancer Care, The role of Repurposed Drugs & Metabolic Interventions in Treating Cancer”. Check out Chris Wark’s site as well. He beat stage 4 cancer 20 years ago, published a book “ Chris Beat Cancer”

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rolandttg's avatar

https://thetruthaboutcancerofficial.substack.com/p/ivermectin-and-fenbendazole-the-cancer?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

There are other articles out there. Casey Means probably has some, answers Mike Adams of Health Ranger to mention two.

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Jackie J's avatar

The tippens protocol

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Mark's avatar

Clots and cancer

Possible cures for clots ~

Nattokinase (safe).

100% pure gum turpentine (distilled from pine tree resin) ~ see unbekoming substack (use with caution). https://substack.com/home/post/p-160762945

methylene blue (potential risks).

Ivermectin (horse dewormer) + Fenbendazole (dog dewormer) + other antiparasitics cure cancers. Wormwood is as good as Ivermectin.

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18ycoitu2D/

https://odysee.com/@DrBerg:4/the-amazing-properties-of-wormwood:7

Causes apoptosis (death) in cancer cells.

Oxidizes iron which is toxic to cancer cells.

Phytonutrients inhibit conversion to cancer.

Inhibits increase in blood vessels to tumors.

Anti-inflammatory.

Anti-metastatic.

Also the pine needle tea or 100% pure gum turpentine (distilled from pine tree resin).

Why? Answer: Cancer is caused by parasite egg cysts, which are produced by the tens of thousands. Cysts accumulate over time, so older people get cancer as their immune system weakens and is overloaded. Vaccines (+ chemtrails + in food/ water) cause artificial cysts via phospholipid nanoparticles and/or spike protein. Vaccines also destroy the immune system. Hence type 4 turbo cancers. Good news is these are got rid of by antiparasitics. May also explain why nicotine works? (displaces spike protein)

https://rumble.com/v2sstks-dr-lee-merritt-karen-kingston-its-all-parasites-cancer-vaxxines-remedies.html

Treatment is for 3 days, with 5 days off. Gradually lengthen cycle to 3 days a month for maintenance. I'm sure there are other causes of cancer, but I thought this was pretty exciting!

Also consider the miraculous Tesla Machine https://tzla.club/ At $11,000 is it not cheap, but what price health? Use the coupon "IGAN" for a $500 discount. I have no financial interest in promoting this. Good results have been achieved by Dr. Ana Mihalcea in treating vaccine damaged patients ~ including reversal of type 4 cancers, clearing clots and normalising the blood.

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Free in Florida's avatar

Nancy - take a look at this re Ivermectin and some of the studies being done re cancer - looks promising. There are other anti-parasite and anti fungal drugs that also have shown promise in mitigating tumor growth.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7505114/

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/newsroom/news-releases/2021/08/johns-hopkins-study-anti-parasitic-drug-slows-pancreatic-cancer-in-mice

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31202208/

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Janet's avatar

My husband is taking IVM and FenBen for bladder cancer.

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Free in Florida's avatar

Janet, I hope it’s successful and will be thinking positively for you both. Ivermectin and some of the other anti-parasite/fungal drugs in combination with others sure seem to have promise and it’s exciting. So many lives could be changed for the positive.

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Mine too, along with mistletoe, dmso, and a few others. Prayers for you both, it is a tough journey.

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Peter Schott's avatar

I think there's a "My Cancer Story Rocks" group out there or something similar. And the normal disclaimers - this doesn't necessarily work for all types of cancer, results may vary, this is not to be confused with medical advice, etc. :/

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Sir Jeff Morency, Ph.D.'s avatar

"The Cancer Cure That Worked" by Barry Lyons details how Sympathetic Resonance Frequency Medicine worked for 100% of Cancer victims in a clinical trial led by DR. Milbank Johnson. Equipment is available for anyone to purchase that uses the same technology. Today, medical doctors are NOT allowed because no drugs are involved.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Recently learned of a man who had cancer as a child (in the ‘70s) and is now suffering from the damage done to him from chemo back then. Yes, he lived 50 years after treatment but is now showing debilitating effects.

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Cousin Clem's avatar

Ivermectin still another pharmaceutical and known to cause mammalian reproductive harm. I guess you have to weigh the pluses with the minuses.

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Free in Florida's avatar

Would like to see that in a study someplace. Ivermectin has been in use for over 40 years with over 4 BILLION doses administered world wide. Until the covid hysteria, it was on the World Health Org’s list of essential medicines. (Not sure if “the powers that be” removed it once it proved to be inconvenient to Big Pharma re the covid jabs.)

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Cousin Clem's avatar

https://drtomcowan.com/blogs/the-new-biology-learning-center/taking-a-look-at-ivermectin-12-18-24 This video presentation explains the history of Ivermectin and some of it's effects. I'm not sure what mechanism may be aiding in cancert treatment but to take any drug as if it was a vitamin supplement as many are doing with Ivermectin thinking it's warding off (imaginary) covid is fool-hardy.

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Free in Florida's avatar

Clem, no one here seems to be advocating taking IVM as if it were a vitamin supplement so not sure exactly whom you’re addressing with that. And linking IVM’s aid in some cancer treatments with taking vitamin supplements is a disconnect. Don’t understand that leap either.

Agree totally that people need to be prudent about what they put into their bodies - whether it be emergency use authorization mRNA jabs or meds or vitamins.

We all also need to be careful of our sourcing for information which is why one of the three links of mine on anti-parasitics being studied for cancer treatment above was to a Johns Hopkins study and the other two are government studies (not that any of us trust the old government health much - but at least its not Dr. Joe Whatever who’s also selling product.)

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Janet's avatar

Study please. Billions take this every year. Billions and billions of doses in 60 years. Nobel prize. We’ll take our chances, Clem.

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Cousin Clem's avatar

I have. Billions take statins,too. Doesn't imply safety. Barak Obama got the Nobel peace prize while exterminating thousands with drone strikes. Nobel prize people very politcized. Everyone is of course free to swallow whatever chemicals they desire. Good luck.

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Karmy's avatar

Any drug must be carefully considered during pregnancy. If you look up this claim it is misleading.

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Cousin Clem's avatar

I was not implying during pregnancy. Ivermectin does effect ability to reproduce BEFORE any pregnancy.

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Michelle's avatar

I’ve found recommended doses of IVM and fenben for treating cancer, but can’t find much information for preventing recurrence. Can you share what doses your wife still takes?

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rolandttg's avatar

She is taking the 10 pound dog amount, or 222mg. That is what she took when she first got her diagnosis, still 3X peer week, with vitamin E with tocotrienols, and CBD. After she saw Dr. Tennant in Irving TX, she upped it to his recommendation of 500 mg, but after her nagaleses cancer tracking numbers came down, he said go back to a maintenance dose of 222mg. I take that too, but once a month just for parasites just in case. She still does it weekly

A I said, we did not include the IV protocol. but my understanding would be 6 mg for a maintenance dose, and 12-20 for a "I still have a problem "dose. I can tell you from information from a friend who got transverse myelitis from the jab that she is on 20 mg of IV, I think daily for her problems. Have not seen he in over a year, so not sure of her current dose. The doctor who gave that dosage and other recommendations to her like Nattokinase and NAC ( 1500-2000mg / day) s the same doctor who treats Dr. Robert Malone, who lives about an hour from us. Your husband should be taking those too, which we do too.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

222mg 3 days on and 4 days off... for prevention and detox... then 3 on and 5 off... 3 on and 6 off... up to 3 on and 30 off... like that... yes?

Significantly higher if cancer is present... 444mg daily, along with Ivermectin, dose dependent on weight, I think... hard to take too much...

Sound right?

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rolandttg's avatar

She does it every week, 222mg, 3 days on, 4 off Same every week. I do a prophylactic for parasites (they are Everywhere) once a month. When cancer was present, Dr. Tennant recommends 500 mg, still 3 on 4 off.

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Raciegammie's avatar

Me too!

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Neil Kellen's avatar

Often referred to as "the US overhang", I've been talking for YEARS about the US funding R&D for the rest of the world.

Most countries with socialized medicine require drugs to be sold at "cost plus". That "plus" is usually a nominal amount (10%, 20%) of cost for overhead and profit.

So pharma simply cannot make any profit in the rest of the world. Nearly all profit comes from the US.

As is typical of socialism/communism it works until you run out of other people's money. And Trump has just told the rest of the world they have done just that.

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Annie's avatar

Yep. The socialist regimes are going to have another problem. I love how Trump is screwing them over. Couldn't happen to a more deserving bunch.

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

But don't forget what is in the background of this richly deserved screwing over: Our Congress and the FDA allowed OUR screwing to go on for decades and happily accepted the money that came with their acquiescence.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

Same thing happening with Israel and their bribery/extortion operation, AKA AIPAC.

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Richard Whitney's avatar

Most R&D is done at universities using taxpayer's money.

It is then handed over to the drug companies, who patent it and sell it for exorbitant prices in the US.

This means that Americans pay through the nose twice. But, hey! Beats socialism, because it's not other people's money, it's ours.

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Rosie Langridge's avatar

I'm pretty sure they make plenty of financial gains from the rest of the world. It's the only explanation of why certain things are pushed. They just make even more money from the US.

Something this fraudulent I don't like to term "profit" which ought to be fair gain for fair products.

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

Actually it is even worse than what it seems at first glance. In addition to the US having to pay all of the "research costs" and hence 100x the drug prices paid in Europe, during the same time period we have been subsidizing the defense of Europe so their money was freed up to provide universal health care and free drugs to their people. We paid twice.

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Juju's avatar

This!

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SM's avatar

My husband’s mom passed this year from turbo cancer. Her single Keytruda infusion almost killed her, but definitely shortened her lifespan and increased her suffering.

The side effects were horrible and she was almost unrecognizable due to the swelling. She was all about the jab and trusted only her medical team. SMH

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Abiding Dude's avatar

Terrible. My Condolences.

Another example of why jab liability shields still being in place is a damned DISGRACE... Trump, RFK, etc.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Sorry for your loss Tim R.

I too lost my younger brother, colon cancer, about a year post his J&J. Last time I saw him was after another colon surgery, he was being kept alive as a lab rat (in my opinion) Keytruda was on the experimental list. He was cured about two weeks after that visit, thank you Jesus.

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

I’m so sorry about your mom….

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

That’s what’s coming. He’s gonna hurt the media so bad, and pharma at the same time. Pharma will save trillions in advertising costs, so they can afford to lower their prices. Please God,make it so.

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Annie's avatar

I can't stand those pharma ads. Especially "Jordan and her breasts." Don't take the clot shots and all their other shots and you will dramatically lower your risk of all cancers, diseases, illnesses up to and including death.

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AM Schimberg's avatar

You know what's TERRIBLE for breasts? Birth Control Pills. And abortion. They never seen to warn women about those ones though!

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

The first time I heard that I thought I misheard that. Just disgusting. The drug companies are shameless. and the actor who they featured is equally shameless.

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Peter Schott's avatar

But that's how they keep true investigative journalism off their backs. If we didn't have those kickbacks, they'd never be able to make those profits....

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Doug's avatar

I'm pretty sure with the kind of money they make, they have goon squads on call to ensure no investigative journalism ever happens. Not that many media outlets hire anyone qualified to do investigative journalism, anyway..

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Peter Schott's avatar

As I recall, the death of investigative journalism into pharma coincided with the money that started pouring in after pharma advertising was allowed.

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Richard Whitney's avatar

Yep. Former CBS reporter explains how that went.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TT7ndpQbF0

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Horizons's avatar

Time to ban the PBM (pharmacy benefit management) industry as well.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/markets/070215/what-pharmacy-benefit-management-industry.asp

Their job is to lower drug costs…. for insurers and insurance companies.

“They accomplish this by negotiating with pharmacies and drug manufacturers. The discounts are then passed on to the insurance companies. Profits are generated through a slight up-charging of drugs or by retaining portions of rebates.”

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JLock's avatar

Agree 100%. When you have health insurance and the price you pay at the pharmacy for a drug is higher than the CASH PRICE, it becomes obvious that there is some serious grifting going on.

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carily myers's avatar

When you realize that companies like United Health own the Doctors, the hospitals, the Pharm-Benefit LLCs, the pharmacies and the insurers themselves, you start to say HMMM

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Robin Greer's avatar

I've heard the prices are ridiculously high due to PBM's Pharmacy Benefit Managers (aka Middle men in the form of insurance companies) who double or triple the prices. It seems that the PBM's make more than the drug companies do, not that the Pharma companies aren't making more than their share of billions while deceiving people about the effectiveness of their products.

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Annie's avatar

Big Harma will have to cut their advertising budget to make up the loss of revenue from overcharging Americans. So it's a start. They will have to cut down the number of overweight dancers in their commercials. Lol. 😄

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes that was my thought too!

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Darrin's avatar

Further decreases in drug prices would also be seen if we prevented the pharmaceutical lobbies from paying off U.S. Senators and Representatives.

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Jamie's avatar

If the docs aren’t driven by competing drug prices maybe they will recommend safer and healthier options. I suppose many of them would have to get an entirely new education first, but it’s doable. I am cautiously optimistic as usual.

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Jpeach's avatar

Trump cutoff the Money Spigot that fuels Pharma Ads and Kickbacks. Americans (hopefully) were financing their own physical demise by over paying for drugs.

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Jpeach's avatar

CORRECTION: Americans were financing their own physical demise, by over paying for drugs.

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MatthewJohn's avatar

Regarding Pharma ads on TV, RFK Jr said in his recent interview with Brett Baier (well worth seeing, also included Dr. Oz, Marty Makary and Jay Bhattacharya) that the drug companies advertise to consumers who don't pay for the drugs, to demand the drug from doctors who don't pay for the drugs; the taxpayers pay for the drugs. Then the pharmaceutical companies get a tax deduction for their advertising expenses. It does sound crazy.

Yep, End the advertising.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Take their obscene profits - from ripping off Americans - and the ads will stop.

I love our @POTUS! PMPK! PMPK!!

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Bandit's avatar

I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with what PMPK means. Would you please help me out?

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Apologies, I should have spelled it out. Promises Made, Promises Kept!

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Bandit's avatar

Thank-you! There's so many alphabet acronyms I have trouble keeping up when I see one I haven't seen before.

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Politico Phil's avatar

Ya THINK?!

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Doug's avatar

Two years ago I went out in my neighborhood on Halloween wearing my "Pfreedom: Safe and effective" tee shirt, which I had added onto with six hypodermics filled with colorful liquids protruding from my shoulders - I also made my skin very pale and had some sickly-looking makeup around my eyes. It was my "jab victim" costume, a follow-up to my "Dr. Fauci" costume from the year before, where I went around in a lab coat and a VERY Fauci-looking old man mask with a big, scary-looking hypodermic offering "boostahs" to everyone with my bad Brooklyn accent. Oh yeah - I also had a sign pinned to the back of my lab coat that read, "Fauci 2024: Because I already run the country". Did I mention I'm a master at subtlety?

Anyway, a few months ago I was talking to one of my neighbors from up the street (who had most likely seen both of these costumes) only to discover that he works for Pfizer as a drug rep - he's the guy going around to the hospitals and medical clinics offering incentives to push his company's poisons. He lives pretty well, as you can imagine. I had to cut off that conversation pretty quickly, as after I found out what he did for a living, I got a distinctly "icky" feeling and was feeling compelled to punch the guy. He's an otherwise nice, normal dude, who just happens to get paid nicely to do Satan's work.

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Politico Phil's avatar

LOL... perfect!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Kennedy with Trump talking about how corrupt Congress is being controlled by big pharma.

https://x.com/SecKennedy/status/1921975114196742548

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FrankInFL's avatar

You can't stop them from advertising, but you CAN change the tax code so that advertising to someone who is legally incapable of buying the product (on their own) becomes non-deductible. That would effectively stop the advertising since Big Pharma isn't going to want to pay that bill by themselves.

It would also remove a very long lever Big Pharma has over network news coverage :-)

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Doug's avatar

You CAN stop them from advertising. They weren't always allowed to do direct marketing to consumers - we could just go back to the way things were before this was allowed.

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william howard's avatar

really - tobacco? and to a lesser extent alcohol

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reality speaks's avatar

When the WSJ writes “a person familiar with”. This is code for we just made this shit up. Just as the NYT uses anonymous all of the time who has never ever once got it right.

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Craig Kisciras's avatar

Today's WSJ quotes Green Sweatshirt as saying, "Ill Be Waiting" in response to Putin's offer of peace talks. As if Zelensky(y) is the adult who holds all the cards instead of the fool watching what is left of his country disintegrating piece by piece.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

Putin is in total control in Ukraine and HE will decide what's what.

Trump trying to dictate to or bully him will only make a royal ass of himself.

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Chiadrum's avatar

“This is what we want to be true so we will pretend that we have a source”

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

My favorite phrase in all of journalism. It never fails to make me laugh.

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Roger Beal's avatar

"Unnamed sources tell us ... "

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Doug's avatar

Like anyone with a story to tell is "unnamed"... Everybody has a name - it's on your damned birth certificate, along with your gender!

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on the doss's avatar

Unnamed is even more popular than mohammud. Was mo maybe unnamed.

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Juliann's avatar

I am beginning to like “Thank you for your attention to this matter”. Yes sir.

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Jeff S's avatar

Er, I have it on high authority that you are correct, Sir.

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kittynana's avatar

@Reality- I took it as the person didn't want his/her name used because this person said s/he can think like AOC and who wants to admit that? ;)

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Annie's avatar

Old libbies over 55 are useless. In the retirement community I lived in they were the most unhappy and unhealthy people around. During the last presidential election they put up flag signs saying "chose joy." I thought they should be taking their own advice. They weren't joyful when their gal, kamala, lost. It was fun laughing at them. 😉

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

It is so freeing when you no longer care what they think.

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AM Schimberg's avatar

They are so grumpy! And seemingly HATE children by the way they treat me with my 5 kiddos!

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kittynana's avatar

@Annie- I had a friend like that. She died of a heart attack. No lie.

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Annie's avatar

Agree 💯. Not many are reading their BS anymore.

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Daria Diaz's avatar

Thank you for making news fun again. My favorite line, which sums up the media coverage of Trump perfectly: "Trump could cure cancer, and they’d run with headlines like, “Biotech layoffs surge after oncology disruption.”

So true.

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

My fav of the day: What corporate media called “impossible,” Trump called “Sunday.”

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KBB's avatar

Ditto that.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

If Jeff ever decides to hang up his Substack gig (Sacre bleu!) he can use his talent for writing headlines. They are much funnier and more informative.

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JW's avatar

He could reboot MAD magazine!

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Jeff S's avatar

"What, me worry?"

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JW's avatar

Good memory Jeff!

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

YES!!!

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George's avatar

He could do well with the Babylon Bee.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

DJT himself said that--I think in the State of the Union speech

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Doug's avatar

Nearly made me spew my coffee, again...

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All That Jazz's avatar

Mine, too!

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Indeed! And largely why its funny.

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Bandit's avatar

Sad, but VERY true. 😖

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Mr. Barrett, an 83 year old "aging Boomer", is an absolute dolt and an embarrassment to the rest of us who can think straight. Was he also a Bernie Bro? Now he is eager to sit at the bar and drink with AOC.

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WP William's avatar

"Working Class" and groomed for her role, just as Obama was picked from a roster of imposters for his. A Non-Trans LatinX woman who'll pick an older, chronic-liar White Guy (CO Governor Polis? Denver mayor?) for VP....could work with enough mailed ballots and stakeholder-citizen voters in key precincts in swing states; Beat the Cheat 2028 better get started NOW

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Jude Zentmeyer's avatar

Beat the Cheat must be ongoing. Never underestimate the dems.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

You can get her clothing will start to get tighter,little more cleave working, as time goes on. She has an incredible figure, and she’ll be using it soon.

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Barbara's avatar

you have to wonder how many 83 y/o they had to ask before finding this one

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Peter Schott's avatar

Sadly, far too many who consume MSM as "valid". They even got to some of my more level-headed family members because they tuned out reality in favor of being told what to think. :(

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

"But the TV told me"..........

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Doug's avatar

My mom was like that -- and "but my doctor told me", which I'm pretty sure is why she's dead now. And my step-mom is the same way - devoid of critical thinking skills. My dad is a little more wary, but now he's deep into his Alzheimer's, so whatever he had once is now gone. He was hep enough to distrust the boosters, but went for the initial jab..

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

FYI, I have recently read anecdotal - let me stress that: anecdotal - evidence that methylene blue can help with redress of cognitive decline, even in Alzheimer's. Though in the allopathic pharmacopeia, it is definitely 𝙣𝙤𝙩 for this stated use, thus my choice of "redress" vs "treatment." After passing through primary care physician who must raise evidence based objections if there are any (? in this particular situation I don't think so) I'm aiming to give it a shot here for a parent with cognitive decine but not Dx Alzheimer's. Prayers of gratitude - vs only crossed fingers - are part of the process. ! Obviously nothing to report first hand, so at this point, as introduced, just an FYI.

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Doug's avatar

Thank you. If you can point me to any source material (even if only anecdotal), I'd appreciate it.

I bought a couple of eyedropper bottles of MB a month or two ago for personal use, but I don't have much information about dosing. My initial experience was drinking a gallon or so of very bitter-tasting blue water without much discernable benefit - but I probably need to stick with it longer and learn more about its usage. I got it because it was mentioned on the Joe Rogan/Mel Gibson interview with a slew of other supplements for health maintenance.

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George's avatar

You must know my brother in law

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

How incredibly sad is this?

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shayne's avatar

He's not a Boomer..... born around 1942, he's pre-Boomer. Boomers 1946 to 1964

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Lynn46's avatar

That's the silent generation if I remember right. Between the greatest and the boomers.

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shayne's avatar

Yes

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

83 is not a boomer. By accepted definition baby boomers are those born after 1945. Those of is born in the early forties are war babies. As one of those I’m ashamed of this senile old fart.

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Doug's avatar

I was born in '62 (and I'm 62, until November!). I can't decide if I'm a late Boomer or an early Xer.

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I am not your Other's avatar

Generation Jones. Not kidding.

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Doug's avatar

Wow, I learned something new today! Thank you!

While I hate that Wikipedia uses a pic of Bill Gates as an example of this generation, I did find an article that describes where I fit in perfectly:

"Between the Beatles and Nirvana lies the popular culture of Generation Jones." I think that fits me to a tee.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Or a late "bloomer". Sorry, couldn't resist.

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Doug's avatar

Well, that fits, too!

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Kristina the Short's avatar

I vote we go with whatever moniker suits our purposes at the moment.

MWA HA HA HA HAAAAAAA

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Rene H's avatar

He’s in love

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Annie's avatar

Yep. He sees himself in Bernie's place. Lol. Viagra induced fool.

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Jeff S's avatar

Hey, Dave, Mr. Barrett is actually Joe Biden.

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P Flournoy's avatar

My thinking was, I just wonder if he’ll even make it to the primaries…

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CHCC's avatar

Mr. Barrett is too old to be an "aging boomer". He's actually a member of the "silent" generation which is somewhat ironic in light of his obvious babbling!

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Dawn B's avatar

Do you think most boomers trust the news more than the next generation? My FIL seems to trust it and he is conservative. He can't seem to break free of covid lies.

Fear makes rational people irrational.

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VikingMom's avatar

Yes, it seems that way to me as well! My older friends/family members (mid 70s-low 80s) are glued to their respective national news channels and believe everything they hear.

The irony is that half are hard right and they only trust Fox News, while the other half are hard left and are equally addicted to MSNBC!

Both sides refuse to listen to anyone else and neither, frankly, has a good grasp on what is actually happening in the world!

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Dawn B's avatar

They did grow up in the age of TV when the mkultra programs kicked in and nobody saw it coming or questioned it.

It is really hard to let go of everything you have been taught and consider everything was a lie or half truths to make you think a certain way... especially history and science. Any ideas I have of history are from school and documentaries that skew the truth. Now I think the opposite and get a better idea.

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AM Schimberg's avatar

My observations as well

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Annie's avatar

That dude needs to get another booster or vaxx. Useless idiot.

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Teresa Parmenter's avatar

Only because she’s buying

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Bandit's avatar

He's hoping to get lucky with her.

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on the doss's avatar

But what he used to do all night, now takes him all nightto do.

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Bandit's avatar

😂🤣

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CMCM's avatar

Age apparently doesn't always bring wisdom with it.

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Carrie's avatar

And none of what he says is substantive… he likes her vibe.

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M Cochran's avatar

Technically no 80+ yr olds are boomers but i do see more & more writers (younger ones) including them. That said, ima middle of the pack boomer woman that smh at the aoc commie crap

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M Cochran's avatar

👍 but technically an 83 yr old is too old to be boomer anyways.. more and more writers im noticing have expanded the upper age limits of boomers for whatever reasons🤣

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Roger Beal's avatar

"A person familiar with her thinking" has discovered a talent that the world has missed in AOC: The ability to think. And silly me: I never realized that accumulating tens of millions of dollars of personal wealth on a congressperson's salary "is working-class as hell".

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

She works for tips, and will pay no taxes on those millions of dollars in tips/bribes.

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Doug's avatar

Come on now... She wore her Eat The Rich dress to the Met Gala - she's one of us!

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MM's avatar

Your comment made me snort coffee out my nose!

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Doug's avatar

Wow, I'm on a roll! That's TWO today!

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Valerie's avatar

Just finished the section on tariffs and how the whole economy is looking up and it reminded that I just heard this morning that the US jobs numbers for April came in at 177k when 133k was expected. And even better, 100% of those jobs were PRIVATE SECTOR jobs (ref Peter St Onge’s Monday morning podcast.... highly recommend, it’s informative and only 20 min). Massive difference than the last 4 years. I love the way trends are moving right now. Really hoping congress will get off their collective butts and make these great moves permanent. Why are they so lame?

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Michael Alfred's avatar

Because their goals are so different than yours. Theirs include getting re-elected and becoming rich while on a congressional salary as so many of their predecessors have done.

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Valerie's avatar

Truth, sad to say

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Good one

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AnnR's avatar

The European elite, specifically the UK, German, and French "leaders", are truly disgusting human beings. They are sybarites with no moral compass, and are likely COMPLETELY amoral.

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shayne's avatar

They're mostly perverts and pedos

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

Like so many of ours.

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Navyo Ericsen's avatar

Absolutely

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

100% correct.

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Cindi's avatar

They aren’t alone, AnnR. It’s everywhere & esp the USA.

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Navyo Ericsen's avatar

You're being too kind.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Here's the EU coke heads, but this is a total AI video of them.

Pretty cool huh?

https://x.com/WhattsappX/status/1921790628213531057

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AM Schimberg's avatar

I think you meant "completely immoral."

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AnnR's avatar

Amoral AND immoral.

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Joe Don's avatar

Did a quick scan of comments and so far no one has taken the low road humor of a Grateful Dead reference to their song Casey Jones ... "driving that train, high on cocaine ..." Come on, Dead Heads, get with it.

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

You better watch your speed!

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Carol M.'s avatar

Trouble ahead, trouble behind🤭

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St. Alia the Knife's avatar

Did that notion just cross your mind?

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Barbara ( Portlander😵‍💫)'s avatar

Casey Jones. Trouble ahead trouble behind. lol

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Holy crap, never gave it a thought. Was never a dead fan, but Ona train, high on coke! Too funny!

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Jeff S's avatar

Uh, that's a good dance song.

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SB's avatar

😆

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Uncle Juan's avatar

And so the week starts!! God bless everyone!

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Yeah, that's evidence of cocaine use with those 3 bozos. I'm guessing that if Gavin Newsom and Baby Back Ribs Pritzker had been on that train, they'd have been in on it too. Progressives/liberals/globalists/authoritarians are just all too easy to figure out. What a bunch of drug-addled idiots.

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WP William's avatar

what's Hunter Biden doing these days?

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Lori's avatar

providing cocaine to world leaders.

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kittynana's avatar

@Lori- Substack desperatley needs a laughing emoji because your comment deserved it!!! Well played!

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Lori's avatar

Yes Kittynana, we all need a laugh!

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JW's avatar

🤣😂😅

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Penny North's avatar

Oh he’s probably a server on the train from Poland to Ukraine !?!

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Lori's avatar

LOL!

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Jeff S's avatar

Supplying coke to cracked heads like these "leaders."

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neener's avatar

Supplying high end diplomacy?😅

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Lisa Ca's avatar

This is where my head went

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Michael Alfred's avatar

We’ll never know because the corrupt corporate media has no interest, and the Bidens are fading out.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Apparently he had a nice thing going with USAID 😑

https://twitchy.com/samj/2025/04/28/datarepublican-burisma-thread-usaid-n2412018?

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LR's avatar

I love that Jeff thought they would have the munchies because it proofs he's never done coke. Unfortunately, coke is like speed and you aren't hungry but you do become super talkative and think everything you say is brilliant. My lying eyes say they were covering for Zelinksky's paraphernalia left on the table. Or, that's the part I'm not sure of 'cause I don't think they are all coke heads. What do you think?

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

All of them are in the social class that uses coke, and they have nothing but contempt for rules they impose on the rest of us, so I’m guessing they are all coke heads.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

For sure.

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Watch macrons eyebrows. There’s a number of this vid, as more than one camera caught it. He’s got the blowbrows working. Way too big smiles, it’s rather obvious.

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bee man's avatar

83 is not a BOOMER . Born in 1941 is not a boomer. Im 68 born 1956 = BOOMER

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Valerie's avatar

Silent generation....

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Oma's avatar

I’m from that generation and no one told me that I was to be “Silent!” Well, I had some teachers tell me that and that’s how I taught myself to write with 2 pencils at the same time to cut 300 sentences into 150 of, “I do have a responsibility to my teacher and to myself.” That’s how I learned to spell “Responsibility” and I only had to do the sentence sentencing once. I learned how to write, spell and speak out; quickly, quietly and in codes. Yes. We had a Club of Non-silenced 6th graders!

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Alan Devincentis's avatar

Greatest generation. He probably stayed home.

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Bruno's avatar

Generation Jones is 1954-1965. Look it up! You're not a boomer

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kittynana's avatar

@Bruno- Boomers are '46-'64

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CarO Lyn's avatar

I married a slightly younger man thinking we’d grow old harmoniously but now I find we are different generations! I’m a boomer and he’s a Jones Generation. Oh my!

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MayBella82's avatar

It definitely fits for me … I’m a 1964 baby.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Good point!

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Gemstone's avatar

Great, coked up “leaders” discussing how to continue sending young and old people from the Ukraine to the front lines until they can finally get American young men and women into the Scamlenskyy war.

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

That will not happen on Trump's watch, but I am sure AOC, advised by Bernie, would be more than happy to go along with it, as well as share the blow with them. Democrats are now the pro-war, pro-military/industrial complex party, and don't forget it. And they will lie about it to the bitter end.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

Prescription drug prices: what about the idea of people, especially Americans, taking less of these toxic substances? I don’t see that thought even mentioned here.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

Nope. The message is that Americans are hooked, so we're giving you a break on the crap you're hooked on.

Not enough people talk about the absolute HELL that is addiction to pharmaceuticals.

Are vaccines included? So now it'll be even cheaper for people to get that mRNA sludge shot into their veins?

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kittynana's avatar

@Cathleen- agreed. While many maladies need chemical intervention, many don't. It's one of the problems with the mental health system: doctors are so overwhelmed, they simply throw meds at patients instead of the mental health system being shored up to help those patients.

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Melissa S's avatar

I disagree that meds are being thrown at patients with mental issues by doctors because doctors are overwhelmed. Drugs are the protocol. Just as drugs are the protocol in every other medical problem. Treat the symptom. Don't look for the source of the problem. Don't look at how else the medical issues could be dealt with through diet and life style. Just take a pill.

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RunningLogic's avatar

And part of it also is that many people want an “easy fix” for a problem. Patience and perseverance are too much work and trouble for some people.

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Marilyn F's avatar

You are absolutely correct. I see it every single day, as a patient and as an RN married to a physician.

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Jamie's avatar

If they lower drug prices and bring the options to a level or closer to level playing field, the drug dealers will go bust or learn a new game. In the process some will learn the healthier way and offer that to patients. This is the most optimistic game plan. Unfortunately most humans don’t change until they are forced to.

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The Real Mary Rose's avatar

They'll learn a new game - you cut off one head of the Hydra, 6 grow back in its place. SSDD.

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Justin's avatar

I forsee Pharma companies splitting profits with middlemen who keep the prices higher. Big Parma will have legally distinct companies acting as those middlemen.

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Peter Schott's avatar

Saw the China tariff 90-day changes and thought that's got to be a good thing. But of course, people want to scream about DJT so they'll find something else. Cue the drug price caps, which are _LONG_ overdue. It's crazy that he helped insulin prices last term, Biden raised them, now people are squawking that Trump wants to cap all med prices. Then to raise a cry about stock prices? I just don't understand who's coming up with the talking points for the (D)ifferent people. Running on "anything Trump does we oppose" is just ludicrous at this point. It's pretty clear that he's got the general public behind him on most of these things, even if the MSM polls try to show otherwise.

Personally, the idea of an AOC candidacy is a little scary to me. Look at how many votes Harris got just to vote against Trump. AOC may be foolish, but she does have more charisma, so there's a good chance too many won't look at any of her actual policy ideas, but concentrate on the "not MAGA" aspect. :( I think she'd be a foolish choice and would lose all debates handily, but - that's why we don't have debates any more.

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Lori's avatar

Charisma? Is that what you call it? I have another word.

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shayne's avatar

I have several words, none of which I would say in front of my pets.

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Lori's avatar

exactly:}

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Jake's avatar

What policy ideas?

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Peter Schott's avatar

I never said there were any _good_ policy ideas. Green New Deal and Taxing the Rich are the first things that come to mind - now some sort of "fight the oligarchy while flying on private jets" tour or something to that effect. But - too many voters go based on the feels and not any information so they won't look at the reality for those proposals. Add in that the MSM props up that sort of nonsense and will push hard for her or a candidate like her, and there's far too much support for a candidate who would not put USA first. :(

Of course, maybe with the heat on Act Blue and USAID funding all sorts of nonsense, the chances for a candidate like this dwindle somewhat.

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Lori's avatar

In all of her talking, thinking is wholly murdered.

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chuck kutchera's avatar

The only one I heard off was tax the rich.

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George's avatar

Peter, you are spot on. Just look north of your border to the country known as Area 51. The party projected to win a super majority in January went on to lose the election in April. The liberals brought in a new party leader and focused on Trump and his statement about making canada the fifty first state. The boomers in eastern Canada fell for it and now we are done as a country.

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Gregg Keyes's avatar

Recall the book, 'Opium Wars' involving China and the West. They haven never forgotten that! Note also, China doesn't have a drug problem like the West, why? China executes every dealer they discover. But China DOES facilitate drug distribution to the West. Along with every other adversary we have. Get the picture yet?

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

The irony is that the British were responsible for the Opium Wars, but the Chinese are holding us responsible. They could end the fentanyl trade today if they wanted to. Meanwhile, something happened in Mexico makes me think we could, too, with a naval blockade: https://english.elpais.com/international/2025-04-01/cocaine-and-contraband-fuel-mexican-navy-secures-historic-seizures.html

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George's avatar

Speaking of fentanyl, there’s a journalist named Sam Cooper that wrote a book about the drug trade in Canada, how it comes into our ports from china and distributed to the US and Mexico. The book is called Wilful Blindness. He has had several threats to his safety.

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CHop's avatar

The Vancouver Port is owned by China so there is no policing what is coming in. The Chinese owned the Port of Los Angeles until first term Trump forced them to sell it.

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CHop's avatar

Redacted did a great interview with Todd Bensman on what the Trump Administration is doing on the drug war:

https://rumble.com/v6t1vsl-bombshell-the-cia-is-now-coming-for-the-mexico-drug-cartels-trump-is-not-fo.html

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Gen Chang's avatar

Ummm? Cokeheads don't get the "munchies" Even if afterwards they indulge in smoking some Cannabis. Coke, the original diet supplement. 😳

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Jamie's avatar

Yeah. That made me laugh. He most definitely never used!!!

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

I saw a funny diet plan.

Guy asks his buddy how he can lose 20 pounds in a week.

Buddy responds: drink at least 2 gallons of water a day, don’t eat anything but meat, run or walk 5 miles per day, and I cannot stress this enough, do a metric 💩 ton of cocaine.

😆😆

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Gen Chang's avatar

Well, if the massive water I take don't kill him, I know what else will, 🤣😂🤣

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Gen Chang's avatar

Intake, not I take

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Carol M.'s avatar

In the Original Recipe for the co-cola drink, I believe?

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Gen Chang's avatar

Yes, it's well known that Cocaine was an ingredient in the original formula. However, I use "coke" as slang for cocaine.

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