A new report authored by the International Committee of Jurists (ICJ), UNAIDS, and the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) calls for the decriminalization of not only all forms of drug use but also all expressions of sexuality, including pedophilia. Released on International Women’s Day, the report states that its goal is to guide … Continue reading UN calls for decriminalization of all sexual activity, including pedophilia
The most dangerous drug in the world is NOT cocaine, heroin, or crystal meth, but rather a drug commonly prescribed by doctors who get lavish bonuses for slinging it
Fifty times stronger than pure heroin, this drug killed over 100,000 Americans last year, even when taken as prescribed by their drug-slinging quack medical doctor. That factoid is according to the CDC. That drug is called fentanyl, and it’s the most dangerous drug doled out by licensed doctors and by drug dealers on the streets … Continue reading The most dangerous drug in the world is NOT cocaine, heroin, or crystal meth, but rather a drug commonly prescribed by doctors who get lavish bonuses for slinging it
COVID-19 “vaccines” are MORE harmful to your health than SMOKING CIGARETTES
Everybody knows cigarettes are horrible for your health, but to understand the worst end of it, and how that health detriment is compounded by coronavirus gene therapy injections, is vital to protecting the human body and its complex systems from within. If you or someone you know or love smokes or vapes, understand that consistent … Continue reading COVID-19 “vaccines” are MORE harmful to your health than SMOKING CIGARETTES
Big Pharma to pay hundreds of millions in settlement with Native American tribes over opioid epidemic
Big Pharma Johnson & Johnson and three of the country’s biggest drug wholesalers have agreed to a $589 million settlement with hundreds of Native American tribes who accused the companies of contributing to their opioid crises. According to The Epoch Times, the three big pharma distributors — Cardinal Health, AmerisourceBergen Corp., and McKesson Corp. — will pay … Continue reading Big Pharma to pay hundreds of millions in settlement with Native American tribes over opioid epidemic
15 Addictive foods to avoid and how to deal with “addiction-like behavior”
Substances like alcohol and drugs are often associated with addiction, but certain foods can also cause addictive behavior. According to a study published in the journal PLOS One, foods full of carbs, fat and sugar are often linked to addiction. Eating habits and addiction There were two parts to the study, titled “Which Foods May Be Addictive? … Continue reading 15 Addictive foods to avoid and how to deal with “addiction-like behavior”
SPIKE PROTEIN ADDICTS: Covid vaccine junkies are lying about being unvaccinated so they can get extra booster shots
New York Magazinepublished a story the other day claiming that “fully vaccinated” covid junkies are lying about being “unvaccinated” in order to access their next hit of the Biden Booster shots. Entitled “Johnson & Johnson & Regret,” the piece by Benjamin Hart tells of how Hart himself is deeply disappointed that he took the single-dose J&J injection … Continue reading SPIKE PROTEIN ADDICTS: Covid vaccine junkies are lying about being unvaccinated so they can get extra booster shots
Major U.S. cities are becoming fentanyl-infested cesspools as millions plunge into hopelessness and despair
If you live near a major U.S. city, you don’t have to go to a movie theater to see a horror show. Instead, just find out where fentanyl-laced heroin is being sold and go hang out with the drug addicts for a few hours. If you survive the encounter, it will be an experience that … Continue reading Major U.S. cities are becoming fentanyl-infested cesspools as millions plunge into hopelessness and despair
Johnson & Johnson agrees to pay $263 million in New York opioid settlement
Johnson & Johnson on Saturday, June 26, agreed to pay $263 million to resolve claims that it fueled an opioid epidemic in New York state and two of its largest counties. The settlements removed the pharmaceutical company from a jury trial that started Tuesday, June 29, on Long Island, New York. Several big opioid makers and distributors … Continue reading Johnson & Johnson agrees to pay $263 million in New York opioid settlement
Anthropologists warn that people have become so attached to smartphones that the devices are “becoming our homes”
A group of anthropologists from the U.K.’s University College London (UCL) came to the conclusion that humans have become so dependent on smartphones as part of everyday life that these mobile devices are “becoming our homes.” This is the conclusion the UCL anthropologists reached as part of a study that spent more than a year documenting smartphone use in nine countries around the … Continue reading Anthropologists warn that people have become so attached to smartphones that the devices are “becoming our homes”
More people died from fentanyl overdose than coronavirus in San Francisco last year
More people died from fentanyl overdose than coronavirus (COVID-19) in San Francisco last year, a microcosm of a larger nationwide problem coinciding with the pandemic. Data from San Francisco’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner shows that 708 people were killed by fentanyl in 2020, an astonishing 118 times more since the introduction of the drug in … Continue reading More people died from fentanyl overdose than coronavirus in San Francisco last year
Dr. Eddy Bettermann MD 