Betrayal
Betrayal, the breaking or violation of a contract, trust or confidence.
The American people have been betrayed by the very institutions that we have been led to believe have the very best interests of the American public at the core of all they do. Nothing could be further from the truth as the betrayers have been the pharmaceutical companies, the Medical Profession, the Scientific community and the American Congress.
Big Pharma has foisted medications and vaccines on the American population with little regard for their efficacy and little research to know for certain that they do no harm. By contrast, they are more interested in the monetary issues than curing disease and illnesses. This is greed on a monumental scale. The loss of trust by this industry is betrayal on a scale that boggles the mind.
The Medical Profession has abandoned its role in proscribing the best medication for various illnesses and by advocating for this or that medication with little to no real certainty or concern that the medications they prescribe are effective. That they may do more harm than good is but another indication of the lack of concern for their patients. Again, monetary concerns are at work here.
The Scientific community has abdicated its role in seeing to it that honest investigation and testing is carried out when a new medication arrives to be tested. That the scientific community is rewarded with approvals for these so-called miracle cures is evaluated, the money they receive for positive results far outweigh any and all truth and integrity.
When we address the American Congress, the betrayal is even more colossal, that monetary concerns are even more indicative of a rot that is so pervasive. A rot that eats at the very fabric of our Republic. When Bernie Sanders screams NO!! NO!! NO!! at the top of his lungs that it was the workers in the “pharmaceutical industry” that donated money to his campaign that we see both his hypocrisy and his disregard for truth and decency.
Is it any wonder that the American public has become even more skeptical of these institutions?? No, not at all, and even more troubling is the fact that change is not likely to happen when all is arrayed against the American public. Unfortunately, we are at the mercy of these heinous industries with little to no relief in sight.
Robert Fitzgerald Kennedy is trying to make a difference, but his efforts are being thwarted at every turn. Without help from quarters that have no interest in seeing positive changes, he, like we, are betrayed once more.
Walt Mow 2025
