Friday, March 25, 2022

Magnifying Transmitter East Of Fort Bliss GUADALUPE PEAK ---- Update

 The pulsing of many highly structured and orderly earthquakes at Guadalupe Peak east of Fort Bliss TX has been going hot and heavy for months now, I heard about it in a geological bulletin dealing with petroleum geology.  This is a secret military weapon being tested on the locals here, which is nothing new for this area, the army out here is state governments sugar daddy, and the politicians have used nuances of the patriot act to enlist the army as secret high tech police against people they frame for whatever they need to frame them for.  All police and just about anybody who works for or has ever worked for the government have become stasi police here in the southwest.  Its free money for snitches and even us mail has  been intercepted with no recourse to the victims, these are the lawyers of the adl and others from the israeli/vatican janus playing both ends against the middle.  911 was an israeli/vatican coup, and a long time in the making.  Search "earthquakes NM" to see the guadalupe peak magnifying transmitter daily.  Note how they try to mix up the location with different name references.  Below find some screenshots of recent and telltale activities.  Finally read here about how climate chaos is good for some.






The Secret History of Drugs




by anonymous

Most consumers think that street drugs are in an entirely different class
than prescription drugs and they believe that pharmaceutical companies would never manufacture or sell street drugs. But guess what? As you'll read here, drug companies actually invented many of the street drugs now considered to be the most devastating, including heroin and meth ("ice").

Here are seven facts you probably never knew about the connection between street drugs and pharmaceutical companies:

1. Heroin was launched as a medicine by Felix Hoffman, an employee of Bayer, only a few days after he invented aspirin. Bayer immediately applied for a trademark on the term "heroin" then began marketing the drug as a cure for morphine addiction. It was also marketed as cough syrup for children.

2. Parke-Davis, a subsidiary of Pfizer, promoted and sold cocaine. It even
produced a "cocaine injection kit" complete with a syringe for shooting up. Many modern local anesthetics are part of "The Caine Family",
because of the former use of cocaine as a local anesthetic.  The suffix "-caine" was used to form names of anesthetics such as Novocaine, Bupivacaine (Marcaine, Sensorcaine), Chloroprocaine (Nesacaine), Lidocaine (Xylocaine), Mepivacaine (Carbocaine), etc.

3. A subsidiary of Novartis, Sandoz Laboratories introduced the world to
LSD in 1938, marketing it as a psychiatric drug named Delysid. This same drug company also created saccharin, the artificial chemical sweetener.

4. Drug giant Merck pioneered the commercial manufacture of morphine from opium and was a heavy pusher and marketer of cocaine. Merck also patented MDMA (Ecstasy, the rave drug).  After World War II, Merck began producing pesticides and food preservatives as well.

5. Ritalin is "speed" for children. A chemical amphetamine, Ritalin is made of controlled substances that would land you in prison if you sold them to a kid on the street, yet the drug is currently prescribed to millions of school children in the United States to treat a "brain chemistry condition" that was invented by the drug companies. Incidentally, something as simple as over-fluoridation of drinking water could cause symptoms that would make most ama doctors prescribe ritalin.

 Finally, a 66% increase occurred in prescriptions for ritalin between 2012 and 2013. Its present day abuse is well noted, being crushed and snorted through the nose as "Poormans Cocaine".

6. In the 1930's, drug companies marketed amphetamines as over-the-counter inhaler medicines for treating nasal congestion. Pill type amphetamines were also widely available in tablet form and frequently abused by students,
truck drivers and other groups.

7. Methamphetamine was originally synthesized by chemists and later refined by drug companies. During WWII meth was actually prescribed to soldiers by the U.S., Germany and Japan. 

     Even Hitler was known as a "meth head" by his own staff. German Red was created by his chemists at his request, so he could make the drug in a cold process with no outside assistance. Towards the end poisoning by his own people had become an issue.

     By the end of the war, millions of military personnel were addicted to the drug. Today, some meth ("crank") is made from ingredients found in over-the-counter cold medicines. While a meth epidemic sweeps America, destroying entire
communities and even threatening some states (Hawaii in particular), drug companies insist their cold medicines should remain over the counter and not be classified as controlled substances. There is currently no legislative effort whatsoever to ban over-the-counter cold medicines containing the chemicals used to create meth.

    Opioids are being over-manufactured not only by drug companies but chemical companies all over the world.  Some of the most involved in this trade of synthetic opium products are the traditional growers of the opium poppy in the Golden Triangle area of the Orient.  Some pharmaceutical pills based on opium, its derivatives, or synthetic forms, are being counterfeited and the active ingredients, though similar to the originals, can be much more dangerous and addictive.  All abused opioids are highly addictive.  

     Settlements with pharmacy companies in the billions of dollars are being pursued and won by states particularly hard hit with this Pharma feeding frenzy of addiction and death.  Oxycodone, sold under the brand names Roxicodone and OxyContin, is an opioid medication used for treatment of moderate to severe pain. It is highly addictive and a common drug of abuse, aka "Hillbilly Heroin".

     Also related: Coca-Cola really did contain cocaine during its first few
decades on the market (it also contained kola nut extract, hence the name). Cocaine was later removed from the formula and replaced with caffeine, a substance that is similarly addictive and serves much the same purpose.

     Once you realize the connection between street drugs and prescription drugs, it's easy to figure out why Big Pharma is such a strong supporter of the Partnership For A Drug-Free America - because they don't want consumers getting their drugs from street dealers, they want people buying their drugs from drug companies! Drug companies' attempts to outlaw street drugs are little more than a way of eliminating the competition and monopolizing the drug market.

     Ultimately, Big Pharma is just another drug pushing cartel that has the same goals as any drug dealer: Convince customers they need your drug, get them hooked on it, and eliminate the competition. The only difference is that Big Pharma has been so successful at dealing drugs that it has enough funds to buy off Congress, the Food and Drug Administration and practically the entire psychiatric industry (not to mention medical schools and mainstream media outlets).

Today, more than 40 percent of the U.S. population ingests FDA-approved synthetic chemicals manufactured and marketed by drug companies.

Drug companies think this number is too low. Their goal is to have 100
percent of the U.S. population taking not just one drug per day, but
multiple drugs every day, for life.