BIG PHARMA: You need to take these drugs forever, or you will die from a stroke or heart attack. You need to keep your blood pressure normal!
PATIENT: But my blood pressure is 118/76. I thought that was normal.
BIG PHARMA: What do you think this is, 2003? It’s 2026, and you’re very sick. Now open your mouth and swallow some health!
PATIENT: Thanks for letting me know I was sick and suffering from hypertension. I’ll be sure to take these drugs until I die!
BIG PHARMA: Make sure you do!
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A raw and honest page-turning memoir of addiction, family dynamics, resilience, and redemption, Subtle Sabotage spans Lisa Hakes’ life as a suicidal alcoholic, her eventual recovery, and her current experience as the caretaker of an adult child with autism and celiac disease.
When architect Nathan Wells and teacher Stephanie Bentley miss their flights home from Rome, they spend five unexpected days exploring the city together, forming a deep connection that challenges their separate lives.
Review
“Anyone who enjoys romance, chance meetings, and tales about two people finding each other at just the right time should pick this one up.“
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by big pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.
A raw and honest page-turning memoir of addiction, family dynamics, resilience, and redemption, Subtle Sabotage spans Lisa Hakes’ life as a suicidal alcoholic, her eventual recovery, and her current experience as the caretaker of an adult child with autism and celiac disease.
When architect Nathan Wells and teacher Stephanie Bentley miss their flights home from Rome, they spend five unexpected days exploring the city together, forming a deep connection that challenges their separate lives.
Review
“Anyone who enjoys romance, chance meetings, and tales about two people finding each other at just the right time should pick this one up.“
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by big pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.
A raw and honest page-turning memoir of addiction, family dynamics, resilience, and redemption, Subtle Sabotage spans Lisa Hakes’ life as a suicidal alcoholic, her eventual recovery, and her current experience as the caretaker of an adult child with autism and celiac disease.
When architect Nathan Wells and teacher Stephanie Bentley miss their flights home from Rome, they spend five unexpected days exploring the city together, forming a deep connection that challenges their separate lives.
Review
“Anyone who enjoys romance, chance meetings, and tales about two people finding each other at just the right time should pick this one up.“
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by big pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.
Remember, you should believe whatever you want; these are only my opinions!
Having written the disclaimer above, I also believe that most of what we’ve been taught about this place we call Earth is far from the truth.
Whether we’re discussing politics, healthcare, wellness care, sickness care, historical narratives, timelines, creationism, space travel, the shape of the planet, or lack thereof, all of it is centered on disinformation.
What good is learning about the truthful nature of our Matrix? What can we do once we discover a more accurate understanding of the simulated construct we all exist in?
I honestly don’t know the answers to those questions. But for me, I don’t care to live in a state of ignorance. I’d rather learn the truth about where I reside than be smothered in a sea of unending lies. That’s just me, how I feel about learning the truth versus keeping my head buried in the sand.
I’ve said time and again that what I provide here is, hopefully, a clearer picture of our realm. What people decide to do with the information is completely up to them.
A raw and honest page-turning memoir of addiction, family dynamics, resilience, and redemption, Subtle Sabotage spans Lisa Hakes’ life as a suicidal alcoholic, her eventual recovery, and her current experience as the caretaker of an adult child with autism and celiac disease.
When architect Nathan Wells and teacher Stephanie Bentley miss their flights home from Rome, they spend five unexpected days exploring the city together, forming a deep connection that challenges their separate lives.
Review
“Anyone who enjoys romance, chance meetings, and tales about two people finding each other at just the right time should pick this one up.“
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by big pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.
Is it true that the concept of an atomic bomb was famously imagined in a science fiction novel before its actual invention?
Dr. Reizer’s Two Cents…
I know most people will never believe what I am hypothesizing, but, in my opinion, the atomic bomb narrative, like the space program and Apollo narratives, is completely fake – nothing more than the products of science fiction stories brought to life as psyops and now a part of officialdom.
The controlling powers can’t help but make up scary stuff based on old science fiction books.
But I’ll tell you something else: I think our controllers reuse the same stories across different resets. They don’t have any original ideas. We’ve been told lies that are nothing more than the same repackaged fiction, presented again and again.
Remember, you should believe whatever you want; these are only my opinions!
A raw and honest page-turning memoir of addiction, family dynamics, resilience, and redemption, Subtle Sabotage spans Lisa Hakes’ life as a suicidal alcoholic, her eventual recovery, and her current experience as the caretaker of an adult child with autism and celiac disease.
When architect Nathan Wells and teacher Stephanie Bentley miss their flights home from Rome, they spend five unexpected days exploring the city together, forming a deep connection that challenges their separate lives.
Review
“Anyone who enjoys romance, chance meetings, and tales about two people finding each other at just the right time should pick this one up.“
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by big pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.
I believe NASA, the space program, and Apollo are completely fake, nothing more than Jules Verne’s 1865 and 1870 science fiction stories brought to life as a giant theatrical experience. The controlling powers created these giant psyops from old science fiction books.
A raw and honest page-turning memoir of addiction, family dynamics, resilience, and redemption, Subtle Sabotage spans Lisa Hakes’ life as a suicidal alcoholic, her eventual recovery, and her current experience as the caretaker of an adult child with autism and celiac disease.
When architect Nathan Wells and teacher Stephanie Bentley miss their flights home from Rome, they spend five unexpected days exploring the city together, forming a deep connection that challenges their separate lives.
Review
“Anyone who enjoys romance, chance meetings, and tales about two people finding each other at just the right time should pick this one up.“
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by big pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.
How is it possible that people still can’t understand that if you place known poisons (over 70 different vaccines) into healthy children, the results down the road aren’t going to be pretty?
How do the CDC and so-called “medical experts” claim that vaccines do not contain poisons?
The ridiculous logic used above, which is considered the consensus of scientific opinion, is the reason why people are regularly getting autoimmune diseases, cancers, and other non-infectious, longstanding inflammatory disorders.
Big Pharma has strong ties to various health regulatory bodies, including the CDC and FDA. Their influence has allowed known poisons to be added to vaccines, medicines, and even foods, under the guise that the amounts fall within ranges that science says humans and animals can tolerate.
Additionally, the CDC holds the patent and intellectual property rights to many of the vaccines it recommends and collects royalties for shots administered.
Scientific consensus can be bought; ask Big Pharma!
A raw and honest page-turning memoir of addiction, family dynamics, resilience, and redemption, Subtle Sabotage spans Lisa Hakes’ life as a suicidal alcoholic, her eventual recovery, and her current experience as the caretaker of an adult child with autism and celiac disease.
When architect Nathan Wells and teacher Stephanie Bentley miss their flights home from Rome, they spend five unexpected days exploring the city together, forming a deep connection that challenges their separate lives.
Review
“Anyone who enjoys romance, chance meetings, and tales about two people finding each other at just the right time should pick this one up.“
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by big pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.
In 2003, Elizabeth Holmes founded Theranos, a company that later went defunct. Holmes, a former biotechnology entrepreneur, became a multi-billionaire after her company allegedly developed a method that could perform a wide range of diagnostic tests from a single drop of blood.
Elizabeth Holmes
Was Elizabeth Holmes a scientific fraudster as claimed by the US Courts or a Maverick who got in the way of a seven billion dollar a year blood testing industry?
It’s a good question, wouldn’t you say?
At Theranos, we see a company and a technology that might have pissed off many big pharma corporations.
In my opinion, Holmes’ technology couldn’t have gone as far as it did with so many big investors on board unless it absolutely worked. I believe she was a victim of Big Pharma.
Dr. Reizer’s Theory
I believeTheranos was an obvious threat to the medical establishment and Big Pharma:
Theranos promised to make lab tests incredibly cheap, using just a drop of blood. I believe Holmes’ technology would have destroyed billions in profits for major laboratory behemoths. I believe these powerful corporate players conspired to assassinate Holmes’ character and portray her technology as a danger to patients’ safety.
When this sort of thing happens in novels and movies (Target List) it’s looked upon by the public as entertainment. But when something like Theranos happens in real life, it’s not very entertaining in the eyes of the multinational pharmaceutical corporations that are literally and figuratively out for blood.
If the US government is so damn interested in putting a halt to scientific fraud, it might want to begin by examining the baloney sandwich (PCR technology used to diagnose infectious diseases) that has been served in the medical cafeteria for multiple decades.
PCR technology can not diagnose bacterial and viral diseases in humans and animals, according to its inventor, Dr. Kary Mullis. Mullis made this claim before he mysteriously died of pneumonia a few months before the world plandemic was written into existence and unleashed in 2020.
In my view, COVID-19 has been one of the biggest scientific frauds in modern medicine. Every confirmed case of COVID -19 is predicated on false-positive diagnostic tests that have originated from PCR technology.
It’s very interesting that, according to its inventor, PCR-based scientific fraud has gone unchallenged and is labeled “following the science.” Yet no one is shutting down the PCR technology because of potential patient safety issues.
I watched the Elizabeth Holmes drama(The Dropout)on Hulu, and it’s written to make the woman look like a fraudster. Whether or not Holmes is truly a criminal fraudster or was too big a threat to Big Pharma, I will leave it to your imagination.
A raw and honest page-turning memoir of addiction, family dynamics, resilience, and redemption, Subtle Sabotage spans Lisa Hakes’ life as a suicidal alcoholic, her eventual recovery, and her current experience as the caretaker of an adult child with autism and celiac disease.
When architect Nathan Wells and teacher Stephanie Bentley miss their flights home from Rome, they spend five unexpected days exploring the city together, forming a deep connection that challenges their separate lives.
Review
“Anyone who enjoys romance, chance meetings, and tales about two people finding each other at just the right time should pick this one up.“
What would happen if someone discovered how to cure all cancers?
Target List – A Feature Film
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About Target List
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by big pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.
If you’re still walking around believing that nuclear weapons and ICBMS are real after living through the COVID-19 vaccine psyop, there’s really no help for you.
When will people wake up and realize that the few who control the many are the authors of science fiction stories that, over the years, have become feared technologies and narratives?
If a nuclear weapon hasn’t been used in over eight decades or so, maybe people should get a clue and realize that Hiroshima and Nagasaki weren’t what we were taught in schools, and the nuclear arsenals of all countries are zero!
A raw and honest page-turning memoir of addiction, family dynamics, resilience, and redemption, Subtle Sabotage spans Lisa Hakes’ life as a suicidal alcoholic, her eventual recovery, and her current experience as the caretaker of an adult child with autism and celiac disease.
When architect Nathan Wells and teacher Stephanie Bentley miss their flights home from Rome, they spend five unexpected days exploring the city together, forming a deep connection that challenges their separate lives.
Review
“Anyone who enjoys romance, chance meetings, and tales about two people finding each other at just the right time should pick this one up.“
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by big pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.
