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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2019 · 1H 18M

Big Pharma Devils: Sorcery on Society

from Jim Duke Perspective · host Jim Duke

Take a pill for this, take a pill for that. The medical industry is quick to just prescribe for every ail of the human body, whether it be physical symptoms, viruses, or even emotional conditions. But the side affects are just as frightening as the symptoms in which the medications are prescribed for in the first place and lead to further development of problems. So why are they so promoted and administrated? The pharmaceutical industry has created a monopoly of medicines, leading away from homeopathic remedies to synthetic forms of natural products that can be sold for extremely high profits. However, we know this is to keep the medical industry in control of the human body for the Elite bankers like the Rockefellers, who made their wealth in this racket, , as well as create an enslavement for dependency of the Elite. The industry was founded on the exploitation of disease and illness, making natural cures forbidden as the acceptable remedy, and making you dependent on them for your health survival. Are they somehow even manufacturing sickness to make us dependent on the system for the cure? We expose the whole pharma industry on this episode.

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