Why War is Like Big Pharmacy

If you’re part of the heavily indebted, iGadget addicted, clueless masses, you might not make the connection of War and the Big Pharma companies.

So, I’ll keep it simple.

War and drugs (legal and illegal) are extremely profitable.

That’s about as simple as it gets.  And it’s the truth.

But there are many other similarities that may shock you.

Just to name a few:

• Both industries KILL a lot of innocent people

• Both have very powerful lobbies in DC

• The Wall Street “Club” pushes most of their buttons

When you look at things logically you’ll have a lot of questions.

However, when you look at health care costs (drug prices) and the costs of starting and maintaining wars, you’ll answer most of your own questions about profitability of these giant industries.

It all goes back to an old Wall Street saying: “FOLLOW THE MONEY.”

Example:  Last year, Trump dropped 59 bombs on an air base in Syria that was back in operations within 24 hours. (What does that say about the damage they caused?)

Why?

The cost of disposing those obsolete bombs was far greater than simply blowing up some unimportant airfield.

The upside was all the war mongers soiled themselves over this show of false bravado.  Even the media decided that Trump was “acting like a real President.”

It’s always about the money.

Big Pharma is far subtler than the Military Industrial Complex (MIC).

But there’s not enough space in this email to validate these and many other facts.

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