
Dr. John Reizer
Science, or as I commonly call it “sayence,” is considered the gold standard for reliable information.
If I or anyone else lays out an idea or theory, society’s members see it as nothing more than an opinion. If “sayence” lays out an idea, opinion, or theory, it automatically becomes revered as being the truth. Scientific theories and opinions carry much more weight than non-scientific opinions or theories, and that’s an undeniable fact.
In medical “sayence,” many “sayentists” conduct research. This is especially true in pharmacology.
Getting a new drug approved by the FDA is an arduous and extremely expensive process. How expensive? Millions of dollars!
Who fronts the money to pay for research bills? Big Pharma, for the most part.


I’ll let you in on a little secret: every major funder listed above can be traced back to Big Pharma.

When you’re bringing a new drug to market, you need “sayence” backing your product. The cost of “sayence’s” word isn’t cheap, and the Big Pharma funders paying for those important “sayentific” opinions want the research results to show their products in a favorable light.
When drug corporations spend millions of dollars, you and I can pretty much figure out in advance that the final research results will turn out favorably for Big Pharma.
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Target List – A Feature Film
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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.



