There was a fella, a musician. He got busted for a joint. A single joint. He thought it would be funny to plead insanity. Judge didn't think so. He got put in a mental facility were he eventually DID go a bit insane. I wish I could remember a name but my brother had some of his music.
"The new prohibition". I am subject to random testing, so, although I have chronic back pain, I can do nothing within company policy to alleviate the pain. So legalizing pot would not help me, but nevertheless, I think it should be legalized. In my view, it would reduce drinking. I believe drinking alcohol is far more harmful than marijuana. I can drink, and do, but not to the point where I'd fail an early morning test.....
It is it’s all about money nothing else Even retired cops who led the so called war on drugs are admitting it’s all about money and drugs should be legalized
Many of the senators and house representatives who allowed this to happen, they own stocks in the pharmaceutical companies and stocks in Methadone clinics. They wanted people to get addicted.
Don't forget private prisons lobby too. Not going after the company and arresting non violent users is exactly why not only the Rx company is up but also private prisons.
Also the politicians own stocks in the pharmaceutical companies and the methadone clinics. Both Republican and Democrats are making money from this and want people to get addicted. They certainly aren't going to pass any laws to stop this.
Figure out whos behind it all, your mind will be blown.. th-cam.com/play/PLgRoK-eyLjokNbuTECBm-MWhOa0fa0yhV.html The drug war was waged by the ones ordering trafficking, high level folks, and than having certain dirty cops on their payrolls to "loose" evidence and put it back on the streets so then double, sometimes triple profits are made for the same supply. The Italian Aemrican mafia and other took power of the French connection from the Corsicans when the US took over Vietnam from the French because both were exporting opium from Laos. Reagan was head of the mob ran Screen Actors Guild and somehow 😄 got the blessing to be Governor of California and then President, his mentor was on the head of MCA with La Cosa Nostra guys like Giaquinto who were also on the board of Meridian Logistics, the stuff down at the Cabazon rez, along with Yakuza, Wackenhut/CIA, all when "the company" (CIA)(See Mena, "Bluegrass Conspiracy", California Cocaine Corridor) was smuggling drugs directly from the cartels (see new documentary: 'The Last Narc') ....and then as if that wasnt enough of a racket, the same cats and their friends promote private prisons It's the ultimate hustle
It's simple, the DEA lawyers want to get a job in the drug industry after their DEA career. Drug companies hire from the DEA to get an advantage. If your the lawyer who went after the Drug company, your chances of getting a job is slim.
I'm glad someone else is saying that. Even now when I mention, "It's odd that the powers in Law Enforcement positions going head-first to make a difference get schmoozed up with fat wallets and suddenly turn unethical doctor prescriptions and insurances into victims." Skip over the society where people aren't able to afford mental health or insulin. Monsanto, Pfiser, or Nestly poison and pillage they pay 3 days worth of work and nobody gets even probation. But if one of them is growing Marijuana to not have seizures LIFE IN PRISON.
The DEA has a data base that tracks all production and distribution to even the public & any company, doctor etc. must be licensed by the DEA no DEA license means you can not participate in the Pharma industry. The bottom line the problem is the system including our own government, our own worst enemie.
To this vary day they continue to do that so how can you fight the war on drugs if you are supplying the same drugs your are seizing to other parts of the U.S.
It's the FDA that's supposed to hold these companies accountable. A bonus for their CEO for accountability? He allowed the threshold of orders to be bumped up to suit. How much is too much? This is no different than big tobacco but these deaths are acute and devastating to so many people. These companies need to be accountable. At the very least financially because that's all that matters to them is the buck.
Alcohol prohibition marijuana prohibition... Pain medication prohibition... What else???there are actually people that need pain medication so there's been people for many many years taking it and not becoming highly addicted to it so I think it's a problem in society
Big Pharma bills twice as much fit meds towards Medicare then what they bill towards the Veterans Administration Hospitals. A bill passed by the Congress and Senate , the voting session took place on the wee hours in one of the chambers ( so that C-Span would not record ) , blocked competitive bidding to Medicare procurement administrators. In so many words, Medicare would have to pay inflated prices on various drugs from several drug makers. I can’t remember whether the bill applied to prescription , compound or therapeutic drugs. In any case, administered by hospitals. And the kicker.... the bill was championed by no one less than Bill Tauzin (R- LA) , the sleazeball who killed competition at the local phone services , bankrupting dozens of upstart phone companies ( also known as CLECs ). He pocketed big money from big pharmaceutical companies.
I agree. This is a textbook ricco case, and the DEA is afraid to even attempt to hold them accountable and they are intimidated to go against McKession because they have head-honcho lawyers, and it will take too much time, effort, and resources. It’s so pathetic and disgusting.
Oh wow. I had no idea they’ve attempted to rebrand, which is not surprising. Often times, when companies are involved in shady business and are being tainted by scandal and corruption, they will create sister brands with different names, and then move their corruption elsewhere. Or they will have another company acquire them. Just insane.
@@sabrina.natalie So after doing more research on this, I was completely mistaken. Adapt Health acquired McKesson's "Patient Care Solutions" division, which works directly with patients, rather than as a distributor. Though the sale also included a supply contract with McKesson. So basically they just sold the operations side of things to Adapt Health. Very confusing, especially when the employees at these companies give conflicting information to the patients they work with. 🙃
Meanwhile someone is arrested for having one Vicodin in their pocket without their pill bottle carried in the car. Tell me the CIA is not involved it this. Sounds like MK Ultra 2019 edition rolls on
I work in law enforcement but also have had to deal with pain management so I seen both sides of the fight.. the large Shipment quantity to small down could be that one they many sick elders who need there medication and most paint medication prescribed is now 30 days and need a new prescription so I know many pharmacy that will out in larger order to have on hand as if they run out it can be 2-3 days before getting back in stock. Doctor's also need to do multiple drug test pill counts monthly of patients medication and also random pill could throughout the year.
What's happening is the average white citizen is being broken down, because they are guns owners. How do you get rid of the guns? Create a vast number of drug addicts.
Company’s like this combined with doctor that are not out there to help people not to heal people but to make money are some the reason I know over 1300 people that have become addicted to pills the heron. They need to do a special on these doctors as well. Right now today I know of ten doctors that will prescribe anything you want.
Only thing the CEO has to do is donate some spare change to a few politicians or lobbyists in Washington and they’re assured to never get touched. They’ll never get arrested let alone get big fines. But the guy driving with 10 pills and a bag of weed or pound of cocaine is the one to make an example out of by giving him a minimum of 25 years for ‘distribution of a controlled substance’. It’s ironic.
The Patriot act, passed in 2001, has a suspicious activity report requirement...Why doesn't DEA set forward a parallel reporting requirement? How hard can that be?
Say hypothetically I just sprained my Back. In the past you can just go to a walk-in clinic get 3-6 days worth of Vicodin do a little bit of rest and maybe a heating pad. Because of these restrictions now you need to go to a primary doctor who will refer you to a specialist who will refer you to a pain management specialist who will require at least an x-ray or an MRI and then after you get a prescription NO ONE will fill it. And if you do get a doctor to prescribe it and find a pharmacy that will fill it you're paying %3000 what you were 20 years ago. Either that or when you sprain your back you can just go to some Street Corner Hustler and get $30 worth of Chinese Fentanyl. Yeah the dumpster was full but your regulations lit it on fire.
Why does the government need to prosecute McKessen? So they can look like they’re “helping” and hopefully no one remembers the VA handed out opioids as if they were Smarties. The first question asked during an appointment, even if you’re not visiting for pain issues, was “What’s your pain level?” Any pain whatsoever earned you pain killers
They just changed out the highly addictive prescription pain medication for another extremely addictive and harder to stop taking because they say the withdrawals are longer and some say it took 2+years before they could wake up in a good mood. They just changed up the drug, so they wouldn't lose money. You hear experienced detox Drs say it's also a short term medication to help get you through the terrible Opioid withdrawal. So what do they take to help get through the suboxone withdrawal?? And they say people need it for 3 months, by then it's to late. They can't go without it. McDonald's CEO gets fired for having an affair with a coworker. Pharmaceutical company CEO gets a Cool Million Dollar bonus for keeping up the good morale in the Company. Plus he helps fill the Prisons by distributing way to many drugs to small Pharmacies and contributing toThe drugs on the street and People buying and sellingl drugs on the street but Hedoesn't get charged with Being a supplier or distributor. Or a CO conspirator to all the many deaths and overdoses filled by the Opioid epidemic...
PiGo... well.. why? Isn't the "economy" doing great? REPUBLICAN CONGRESS just handed you a "Tax Break" and your president keeps Tweeting DISTRACTIONS and let's not even begin ALL THE CORRUPTION THAT NEEDS TO BE STOPPED, and scandal after scandal.... I mean, you wouldn't want a "Socialist" Congress, wouldn't you? Oh well...as Republicans say... just little sacrifices need to be made.
@@dankom1310 yes true. on the other hand feminsts, liberals, dems keep shouting and resisting for every silly thing instead of focusing on major issues
Even legally they manipulate the system. The problem is the policy is "the patient dictates the level of pain" and many Often manipulate the system and is often given highly addictive opioids as often nurses' and doctors' hands are tied. I try to educate people about the addiction of painkillers.
The problem with stopping the distribution AFTER the epidemic is that recipients who may be addicted cannot just stop taking them. Thus, without a social safety net for addiction recovery and support, you now have Soccer moms using and fueling the explosive growth of the heroine market. But in America, where we've been carefully groomed to believe that the problem is one of poor choices and individual responsibility, we'll relegate those Soccer moms to prison and death. It's absurd.
$150 million fine? Hold them responsible for the clean up. Make them invest in free recovery programs and support to undo the damage they've done to so many lives.
They need to make all the companies involved in this and profited from these drugs to pay for all the treatment necessary and funerals and medical bills anything that comes up because of this situation that they had the power to do something about and they chose to be quiet and make money instead What's really messed up is that they kept doing it even after they knew what they were doing was wrong and killing people just didn't care as long as they made their money People should definitely be in jail
Because it’s not about what’s right or wrong, it’s always been about $. Who has the money make the rules. And can change them when they break their own rules.
There should be a database that all doctors have to report prescriptions to and then all pharmacists should check how many prescriptions does a "patient" have and how many other pharmacists have filled the same prescriptions for the same "patient".
That would work but people would be nervous if the government and alphabet agencies knew what prescriptions were distributing to the American people and the amount. Privacy and HIPPA laws would be questioned and things would be under suspicion.
This has existed and had even been updated with Obamacare. Why the DEA didn't use it, is a good question. There is a chance that judges declined to issue warrants, but given the overall issue rate, this seems unlikely. th-cam.com/video/PIAxrnkity0/w-d-xo.html
meanwhile, people serve life sentences for marijuana
There was a fella, a musician. He got busted for a joint. A single joint. He thought it would be funny to plead insanity. Judge didn't think so. He got put in a mental facility were he eventually DID go a bit insane. I wish I could remember a name but my brother had some of his music.
"The new prohibition". I am subject to random testing, so, although I have chronic back pain, I can do nothing within company policy to alleviate the pain. So legalizing pot would not help me, but nevertheless, I think it should be legalized. In my view, it would reduce drinking. I believe drinking alcohol is far more harmful than marijuana. I can drink, and do, but not to the point where I'd fail an early morning test.....
You're exaggerating a little. No one is serving a life sentence for having marijuana
@@SKANK_HUNT49 Unfortunately you're wrong
www.msnbc.com/msnbc/life-prison-selling-marijuana-people-new-pot-laws-forgot
@@TheKad33 no I'm not
Kind of makes you wonder if the whole war on drugs is a scam.
Wonder no more.
Always has been.
Of course
Ya think. As an African American we already knew.
It is it’s all about money nothing else
Even retired cops who led the so called war on drugs are admitting it’s all about money and drugs should be legalized
Many of the senators and house representatives who allowed this to happen, they own stocks in the pharmaceutical companies and stocks in Methadone clinics. They wanted people to get addicted.
And they get money for their campaigns and lobbyists
Get to the core of it --> Big pharma corporate donations to politicians, that's why Congress is turning a blind eye on the pharmaceutical industry!
Don't forget private prisons lobby too. Not going after the company and arresting non violent users is exactly why not only the Rx company is up but also private prisons.
Also the politicians own stocks in the pharmaceutical companies and the methadone clinics. Both Republican and Democrats are making money from this and want people to get addicted. They certainly aren't going to pass any laws to stop this.
Yeah but, it makes for great political speaches.
Kinda like prohibition. Drunks. The lot of them.
Figure out whos behind it all, your mind will be blown..
th-cam.com/play/PLgRoK-eyLjokNbuTECBm-MWhOa0fa0yhV.html
The drug war was waged by the ones ordering trafficking, high level folks, and than having certain dirty cops on their payrolls to "loose" evidence and put it back on the streets so then double, sometimes triple profits are made for the same supply. The Italian Aemrican mafia and other took power of the French connection from the Corsicans when the US took over Vietnam from the French because both were exporting opium from Laos. Reagan was head of the mob ran Screen Actors Guild and somehow 😄 got the blessing to be Governor of California and then President, his mentor was on the head of MCA with La Cosa Nostra guys like Giaquinto who were also on the board of Meridian Logistics, the stuff down at the Cabazon rez, along with Yakuza, Wackenhut/CIA, all when "the company" (CIA)(See Mena, "Bluegrass Conspiracy", California Cocaine Corridor) was smuggling drugs directly from the cartels (see new documentary: 'The Last Narc')
....and then as if that wasnt enough of a racket, the same cats and their friends promote private prisons
It's the ultimate hustle
It's simple, the DEA lawyers want to get a job in the drug industry after their DEA career. Drug companies hire from the DEA to get an advantage. If your the lawyer who went after the Drug company, your chances of getting a job is slim.
Lucky they did not
Get caught with pot!
It's all about the money. I'm curious to know how much money McKesson has given to the Presidential candidates for their bid for the election 2020.
McKesson is also directly affiliated with distributing the Covid vaccine. For example, massive warehouse in Kentucky right off I-65.
Welp McK is liberal if that answers your question. I work for McKesson corporate.
It sounds like McKesson is influencing the thinning of ambulance tires.
Mckesson, the new Pablo Escobar
Instead of s war on poverty, they got a war on drugs so the police can bother me! -2Pac 1993
Taking it to the street...by the Doobie Brothers lol.poverty is a Spell!
Huh...and as a vet with a permanent spinal injury and I have to sign & swear not to abuse & can barely get a pill or shot when needed...
Two words: Campaign financing.
Because in America it has sadly become who you know and who you blow.
Too big to prosecute = looming kleptocracy?
I'm glad someone else is saying that. Even now when I mention, "It's odd that the powers in Law Enforcement positions going head-first to make a difference get schmoozed up with fat wallets and suddenly turn unethical doctor prescriptions and insurances into victims." Skip over the society where people aren't able to afford mental health or insulin. Monsanto, Pfiser, or Nestly poison and pillage they pay 3 days worth of work and nobody gets even probation. But if one of them is growing Marijuana to not have seizures LIFE IN PRISON.
CREAM... Cash Rules Everything Around Me.
13 million fine for a company that makes billions means zero to them
Drug dealers Publicly authorized...while they are pretending waging a drugwar,,what a joke
The DEA has a data base that tracks all production and distribution to even the public & any company, doctor etc. must be licensed by the DEA no DEA license means you can not participate in the Pharma industry. The bottom line the problem is the system including our own government, our own worst enemie.
McKesson makes Le Chapo look like a street corner dealer.
If a corporation is too big to prosecute, then it may be too big to exist.
If you're scared to go to court you shouldn't be a lawyer.
Money is power. Always has been. Always will be. That's why prisons are full of poor people.
To this vary day they continue to do that so how can you fight the war on drugs if you are supplying the same drugs your are seizing to other parts of the U.S.
If I sold a couple of baggies of marijuana out of my house the cops would kick my door in 3 in the morning guns blazing.
It's the FDA that's supposed to hold these companies accountable. A bonus for their CEO for accountability? He allowed the threshold of orders to be bumped up to suit. How much is too much? This is no different than big tobacco but these deaths are acute and devastating to so many people. These companies need to be accountable. At the very least financially because that's all that matters to them is the buck.
78 employees if this criminal company disliked this video.
Alcohol prohibition marijuana prohibition... Pain medication prohibition... What else???there are actually people that need pain medication so there's been people for many many years taking it and not becoming highly addicted to it so I think it's a problem in society
wait so you can choice not to do you job and nothing will happen if you work for the DEA
Let’s vote our way out of this mess into another mess
Big Pharma bills twice as much fit meds towards Medicare then what they bill towards the Veterans Administration Hospitals.
A bill passed by the Congress and Senate , the voting session took place on the wee hours in one of the chambers ( so that C-Span would not record ) , blocked competitive bidding to Medicare procurement administrators. In so many words, Medicare would have to pay inflated prices on various drugs from several drug makers.
I can’t remember whether the bill applied to prescription , compound or therapeutic drugs. In any case, administered by hospitals.
And the kicker.... the bill was championed by no one less than Bill Tauzin (R- LA) , the sleazeball who killed competition at the local phone services , bankrupting dozens of upstart phone companies ( also known as CLECs ). He pocketed big money from big pharmaceutical companies.
That is a ricco case.
I agree. This is a textbook ricco case, and the DEA is afraid to even attempt to hold them accountable and they are intimidated to go against McKession because they have head-honcho lawyers, and it will take too much time, effort, and resources. It’s so pathetic and disgusting.
What they're doing should not be illegal in the first place
McKesson has recently rebranded as Adapt Health. Seems as if they're trying to bury their involvement.
Oh wow. I had no idea they’ve attempted to rebrand, which is not surprising. Often times, when companies are involved in shady business and are being tainted by scandal and corruption, they will create sister brands with different names, and then move their corruption elsewhere. Or they will have another company acquire them. Just insane.
@@sabrina.natalie So after doing more research on this, I was completely mistaken. Adapt Health acquired McKesson's "Patient Care Solutions" division, which works directly with patients, rather than as a distributor. Though the sale also included a supply contract with McKesson. So basically they just sold the operations side of things to Adapt Health. Very confusing, especially when the employees at these companies give conflicting information to the patients they work with. 🙃
Banks and car manufacturers too big to fail and this is sicking. This is not capitalism.
corporate drug dealers
Our government doesn't care! They prove it over and over and over. We the people that work to make this country function always come last.
Why are the doctors themselves not being held accountable for being the "drug pusher" ?
Meanwhile someone is arrested for having one Vicodin in their pocket without their pill bottle carried in the car. Tell me the CIA is not involved it this. Sounds like MK Ultra 2019 edition rolls on
Sherman, more stuff will be coming out soon 😷😷😷🤕🤕😭 #insulin #johnsonAndJohnson #pharmaReps #propofolAtHome
“God damn the pusher-man” Steppenwolf
I'm very proud of YOU!
Excellent reporting. 👍
Prohibition is the problem and you are trying to avoid the inevitable.
The government at its finest.
too rich for jail.
This report helped me write my essay
I love that program - EXTREMELY interesting and well done.
I work in law enforcement but also have had to deal with pain management so I seen both sides of the fight.. the large Shipment quantity to small down could be that one they many sick elders who need there medication and most paint medication prescribed is now 30 days and need a new prescription so I know many pharmacy that will out in larger order to have on hand as if they run out it can be 2-3 days before getting back in stock. Doctor's also need to do multiple drug test pill counts monthly of patients medication and also random pill could throughout the year.
El chapo who. If I was el chapo lawyer this will be my opening and closing argument.
Revenue, $200b per year, fine $13m. They probably spend more in a month on pencils.
And wrote the pencils off as a
tax deduction .
What's happening is the average white citizen is being broken down, because they are guns owners. How do you get rid of the guns? Create a vast number of drug addicts.
Independent monitor aka empty suit!!!!
If the company is caught again on their watch, does the monitor get prosecuted‽
What's a few thousand people to these guys?
A rounding error on their books for a fine.
Nice work
Legalize marijuana.
Too much money, man, just too much money. Can't fight that...
But they put all their resources on tekashi
Glad the DEA lost, it’s a disgrace of an agency that overregulates. Their lawyers have some sense at least.
Company’s like this combined with doctor that are not out there to help people not to heal people but to make money are some the reason I know over 1300 people that have become addicted to pills the heron. They need to do a special on these doctors as well. Right now today I know of ten doctors that will prescribe anything you want.
Good thing CBS got consistent on this subjeçt.
First thing to do is stop calling them the ‘pharmaceutical industry’. Instead call them, ‘ Narcotics Industry ‘.
Decriminalize all drugs
This story comes across as promo for the DEA
Only thing the CEO has to do is donate some spare change to a few politicians or lobbyists in Washington and they’re assured to never get touched. They’ll never get arrested let alone get big fines. But the guy driving with 10 pills and a bag of weed or pound of cocaine is the one to make an example out of by giving him a minimum of 25 years for ‘distribution of a controlled substance’. It’s ironic.
The drug pushers with the best lawyers...
Who you tellin'......👀😳
The difference between corporate and street drug dealers. Very unjust...
The Patriot act, passed in 2001, has a suspicious activity report requirement...Why doesn't DEA set forward a parallel reporting requirement? How hard can that be?
If you had a case, and DEA lawyers would not do their job shouldve filed complaints against them so the case would be filed
Say hypothetically I just sprained my Back. In the past you can just go to a walk-in clinic get 3-6 days worth of Vicodin do a little bit of rest and maybe a heating pad. Because of these restrictions now you need to go to a primary doctor who will refer you to a specialist who will refer you to a pain management specialist who will require at least an x-ray or an MRI and then after you get a prescription NO ONE will fill it. And if you do get a doctor to prescribe it and find a pharmacy that will fill it you're paying %3000 what you were 20 years ago. Either that or when you sprain your back you can just go to some Street Corner Hustler and get $30 worth of Chinese Fentanyl. Yeah the dumpster was full but your regulations lit it on fire.
If this doesn't prove that those on capital hill don't give a flip about the average citizen, nothing will.
Why does the government need to prosecute McKessen? So they can look like they’re “helping” and hopefully no one remembers the VA handed out opioids as if they were Smarties. The first question asked during an appointment, even if you’re not visiting for pain issues, was “What’s your pain level?”
Any pain whatsoever earned you pain killers
They just changed out the highly addictive prescription pain medication for another extremely addictive and harder to stop taking because they say the withdrawals are longer and some say it took 2+years before they could wake up in a good mood. They just changed up the drug, so they wouldn't lose money.
You hear experienced detox Drs say it's also a short term medication to help get you through the terrible Opioid withdrawal. So what do they take to help get through the suboxone withdrawal??
And they say people need it for 3 months, by then it's to late. They can't go without it.
McDonald's CEO gets fired for having an affair with a coworker.
Pharmaceutical company CEO gets a Cool Million Dollar bonus for keeping up the good morale in the Company.
Plus he helps fill the Prisons by distributing way to many drugs to small Pharmacies and contributing toThe drugs on the street and People buying and sellingl drugs on the street but Hedoesn't get charged with Being a supplier or distributor. Or a CO conspirator to all the many deaths and overdoses filled by the Opioid epidemic...
Why is this not a huge story that everyone is upset about? This is where people should be protesting.
PiGo... well.. why? Isn't the "economy" doing great? REPUBLICAN CONGRESS just handed you a "Tax Break" and your president keeps Tweeting DISTRACTIONS and let's not even begin ALL THE CORRUPTION THAT NEEDS TO BE STOPPED, and scandal after scandal.... I mean, you wouldn't want a "Socialist" Congress, wouldn't you? Oh well...as Republicans say... just little sacrifices need to be made.
@@dankom1310 yes true. on the other hand feminsts, liberals, dems keep shouting and resisting for every silly thing instead of focusing on major issues
Do bad stuff in plain sight, make it normal, then people don’t think it’s suspicious.
DEA agents are so tragic... wasting their lives to no effect
Good for the DEA FOR STANDING UP TO THESE BIG pharmaceutical COMPANY THE head boss should be put in jail.
So Sam Hornblower is not a pseudonym. Ironic.
Of course we all know who is the masters of money, lies and deceit.
Stop making excuses for not doing your job!
Even legally they manipulate the system. The problem is the policy is "the patient dictates the level of pain" and many Often manipulate the system and is often given highly addictive opioids as often nurses' and doctors' hands are tied. I try to educate people about the addiction of painkillers.
Everything is Addictive .
The problem with stopping the distribution AFTER the epidemic is that recipients who may be addicted cannot just stop taking them. Thus, without a social safety net for addiction recovery and support, you now have Soccer moms using and fueling the explosive growth of the heroine market. But in America, where we've been carefully groomed to believe that the problem is one of poor choices and individual responsibility, we'll relegate those Soccer moms to prison and death. It's absurd.
legal drug dealers!
$150 million fine? Hold them responsible for the clean up. Make them invest in free recovery programs and support to undo the damage they've done to so many lives.
What's really surprising is these former agents don't know corporations own our government
Evil monsters 53,000 people died last year alone more than Vietnam war in ten years.
Lobbiest s Senator and Congressmen s names please....
Those pharma-mobsters should be locked up
Conspiracy theorists speak of ritualized cannibalism. So, what do we call this?
A bonus for a CEO for "ethics and accountability". There is no ethics and accountability in the pharmaceutical industry!
Corruption at it’s finest!! It all about the money
Is there another side to this story, and, if so, what is it?
They need to make all the companies involved in this and profited from these drugs to pay for all the treatment necessary and funerals and medical bills anything that comes up because of this situation that they had the power to do something about and they chose to be quiet and make money instead
What's really messed up is that they kept doing it even after they knew what they were doing was wrong and killing people just didn't care as long as they made their money
People should definitely be in jail
Smoking N,N,DMT probably saved my life. i quit opiates shortly after alien contact.
You can't force a real hustler to quit.
Can't do it.
Since pills are hard to get now who is bringing in the heroin now? Yeah we already know who
Man, I'm glad I don't like opioids. They all make me itch.
Because it’s not about what’s right or wrong, it’s always been about $. Who has the money make the rules. And can change them when they break their own rules.
Thought that said "too big to prostitute"
Same difference
There should be a database that all doctors have to report prescriptions to and then all pharmacists should check how many prescriptions does a "patient" have and how many other pharmacists have filled the same prescriptions for the same "patient".
That would work but people would be nervous if the government and alphabet agencies knew what prescriptions were distributing to the American people and the amount. Privacy and HIPPA laws would be questioned and things would be under suspicion.
This has existed and had even been updated with Obamacare. Why the DEA didn't use it, is a good question. There is a chance that judges declined to issue warrants, but given the overall issue rate, this seems unlikely.
th-cam.com/video/PIAxrnkity0/w-d-xo.html
And yet they kept approving more and more acquisitions. How could they not see this coming?
Independent monitor what a joke. They're just going to pay off the monitor like they did the government.