Truth through Fiction

Dr. John Reizer

In 2019, I wrote The Target List, a short novel about a breakthrough medical technology that could drastically alter the treatment of cancers in the human avatar, transforming modern-day medicine into something previously unheard of. The fictional instrument in my story was called WAND (Wave-Altering-Nanoparticle-Disrupter), which miraculously turned cancerous human tissues into healthy ones in a matter of seconds through advanced quantum physics techniques.

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Of course, this wasn’t appreciated by Big Pharma, and the creative team behind WAND was placed on a hit list, or as I called it in the title of the novel, The Target List!

In my story, I described another invention that the main protagonist, Clyde Daniel, invented before creating the WAND. It was a needleless blood testing device that would have eliminated the current method of blood testing in labs worldwide.

I believe both fictional technologies I described in my novel already exist in real life.

Here are a few paragraphs from my novel, written in the summer of 2019:

From The Target List Novel (2019)

“The tall, blond-haired physician with prominent-looking cheekbones had declared an all-out war against his medical colleagues and the entire medical profession.

Years earlier, Clyde had made an impressive contribution to his field by inventing a new tool that helped to analyze blood in patients without having to actually draw blood from them.

Initially, the technology had been warmly received by his peers. But the warm reception gradually turned cold once the pharmaceutical companies realized the loss of income they’d incur if Clyde’s idea was embraced by the industry and became commonplace in hospitals worldwide.

There were lots of profits in drawing and testing blood conventionally. Medical equipment and lab testing materials were worth billions of dollars annually, and Big Pharma was not in business to lose money. Clyde’s invention might have been a great way to help patients while preventing the spread of blood-borne pathogens through the practice of traditional blood-capturing techniques, but the big boys running the medical industrial empire didn’t appreciate new technologies that decreased overall revenues.

When the powers that be, for all intents and purposes, buried Clyde’s amazing invention in some filing cabinet in a dark cellar, he got really angry. It wasn’t too long after that that he decided to embark on a project that would forever transform the profession of medicine.”

Check this out, kiddos!

Needleless Blood Glucose Testing

“In Development (Not Yet on Market)” Sure!🤣

I’m laughing at this point because if my memory serves me correctly, weren’t there a helluva lot of mRNA vaccines that were released to the public realm-wide without FDA approval?

Just how long do you suppose needleless blood glucose monitoring technology has been available and hidden to protect conventional lab testing profits? Can you imagine how much money would be lost if and when this technology is released, or should I write re-released? 🤣

Then there’s this…

Do you remember the Elizabeth Holmes story?

In 2003, Elizabeth Holmes founded the now-defunct company, Theranos. Holmes, a former biotechnology entrepreneur, became a multi-billionaire when her company allegedly developed a methodology able to perform a wide range of diagnostic procedures with a single drop of blood.

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?

In Theranos, we saw a company and a technology that might have pissed off a lot of Big Pharma corporations.

There is no way, in my opinion, that Holmes’ technology could have gone as far as it did with so many mega investors on board unless it absolutely worked. I believe she was a victim of Big Pharma.

Additionally, how much money do you suppose Uncle Sam collects in annual income taxes from the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical lab testing industry? Do you really think the government wants to lose that revenue stream?

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 and does not diagnose bacteria and viral diseases in humans and animals. This claim about PCR was made by the technology’s inventor, Dr. Kary Mullis before he mysteriously died of pneumonia a few months before the world plandemic was written into existence and unleashed in 2020.

In COVID-19 we have witnessed the biggest scientific fraud in modern medicine. Every confirmed case of COVID-19 has been predicated on false-positive diagnostic tests that have originated from PCR technology.

How is it possible that the scientific fraud that occurred before, during, and after the pandemic is still allowed to go unchallenged, yet labeled “following the science,” while Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos are taken down and permanently silenced?

I watched the Elizabeth Holmes drama (The Dropout) on Hulu, and it’s been written to portray her as a fraudster. Whether or not Holmes was a criminal or a genuine threat to Big Pharma, I will leave it to your imagination.

I believe Elizabeth Holmes’ biggest mistake was trying to steal money from crooks (Big Pharma), and if there’s one thing you better never do, it’s try to steal money and profits from established Big Time crooks!

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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.

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