Tuesday, May 22, 2012 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writer
(NaturalNews) The biggest threat to America today is not terrorists or
global warming, but the mass genocide of Americans who die every year at
the hands of the corrupt U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA). In a recent report, investigative reporter Jon Rappoport uncovers
the dirty truth that FDA-approved drugs kill at least 100,000 people
every single year -- the FDA actually lists this figure on its own
website -- and the agency is doing absolutely nothing about this
disastrous trend.
On a webpage entitled Why Learn about Adverse Drug Reactions (ADR)?, the FDA admits that 100,000 people die every single year as a result of taking FDA-approved pharmaceutical drugs. Citing figures from three different published studies, the figures also reveal that two million people a year suffer from serious ADRs, which include things like stroke, heart attack, and permanent neurological damage.
You can view the FDA page for yourself here:
http://www.fda.gov
Since these figures come from studies dating back to at least 1998, it is clear that the FDA is fully aware of the extensive harm being caused by supposedly "safe" drugs. And since it has done nothing to address the problem, the agency is complicit in willfully harming and murdering tens of millions of Americans throughout just the past several decades, which makes it one of the most murderous government regimes in history.
Based on the figures presented by the FDA, at least 30 million people have suffered serious injury or death as a result of taking FDA-approved drugs just since 1998 when the first cited study was published. If you go back several more decades, it is clear that potentially hundreds of millions of people have been directly harmed by the FDA's "negligent homicide."
"It is time for these murderous government crimes to end," writes Rappoport in his report. "It is time for all responsible parties to be brought to justice, to real justice. It is time for the public to realize that 100,000 people dying every year in the U.S., because they take medical drugs, is the equivalent of 33 airliner crashes into the Twin Towers, every year, year after year."
(NaturalNews) The biggest threat to America today is not terrorists or
global warming, but the mass genocide of Americans who die every year at
the hands of the corrupt U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA). In a recent report, investigative reporter Jon Rappoport uncovers
the dirty truth that FDA-approved drugs kill at least 100,000 people
every single year -- the FDA actually lists this figure on its own
website -- and the agency is doing absolutely nothing about this
disastrous trend.On a webpage entitled Why Learn about Adverse Drug Reactions (ADR)?, the FDA admits that 100,000 people die every single year as a result of taking FDA-approved pharmaceutical drugs. Citing figures from three different published studies, the figures also reveal that two million people a year suffer from serious ADRs, which include things like stroke, heart attack, and permanent neurological damage.
You can view the FDA page for yourself here:
http://www.fda.gov
Since these figures come from studies dating back to at least 1998, it is clear that the FDA is fully aware of the extensive harm being caused by supposedly "safe" drugs. And since it has done nothing to address the problem, the agency is complicit in willfully harming and murdering tens of millions of Americans throughout just the past several decades, which makes it one of the most murderous government regimes in history.
Based on the figures presented by the FDA, at least 30 million people have suffered serious injury or death as a result of taking FDA-approved drugs just since 1998 when the first cited study was published. If you go back several more decades, it is clear that potentially hundreds of millions of people have been directly harmed by the FDA's "negligent homicide."
"It is time for these murderous government crimes to end," writes Rappoport in his report. "It is time for all responsible parties to be brought to justice, to real justice. It is time for the public to realize that 100,000 people dying every year in the U.S., because they take medical drugs, is the equivalent of 33 airliner crashes into the Twin Towers, every year, year after year."
