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Some of America’s biggest pharmaceuticals were not only profiting from the opioid crisis, they may have been manufacturing it.  ibid.

 

We have had many run-ins with the Sacklers lately.  The crisis began when Oxycontin hit the streets.  Their man point of contention is that they did not ignore the opioid crisis single-handedly.  Whether you believe that or don’t believe that, there is voluminous evidence the crisis began when Oxycontin hit the streets.  Purdue [Pharma] led the charge. ibid.  Bernstein, Washington Post

 

Generic versions … sending massive amounts of these drugs downstream because there were corrupt doctors all over the country.  It became like the Wild West.  This was a new drug cartel that was being established in the United States.  But instead of coming in from a foreign country, they were drug dealers who were wearing suits and lab-coats.  ibid.      

 

A patient survey form.  You say, I got back pain.  The problem is that no-one ever saw the patient.  As long as they have any kind of credit card they were fine.  You’d have a doctor on the east coast, a patient and drug seeker on the west coast, the pharmacy was in the mid-west.  It was just a trafficking organisation that was hiding behind the veil of the internet.  ibid.           

 

Broward County has more pill-mills (142) than McDonalds.  ibid.       

 

Superior Injury Centre 870-6370.  ibid.      

 

There was one store in particular that was known by drug dealers as the go-to: CVS Pharmacy.  ibid.     

 

In 2011 there was a crack-down by the DEA.  Operation Pill Nation involved more than 500 law-enforcement officers resulting in seizures in 7 vehicles, $19 million in cash and 105 arrests.  ibid.     

 

But the real problem wasn’t on the street.  It was in the Executive suites of pharmaceutical companies which had become addicted to the profits opioids could deliver.  ibid.        

 

Workers disciplined in Prozac mailings: At least one Lilly’s employee fired; seven face various other measures.  ibid.        

 

The product was Act-Tiv.  It was a lolly-pop made of Fentanyl whose potency carried the enormous risk of overdose.  ibid.          

 

They start paying exorbitantly, a huge number of speaker programs, and they use the speaker program basically as a way of cover for the bribes they are paying.  ibid.  whistleblower          

 

Clearly we’re breaking the law.  ibid.           

 

CVS Pharmacy: on the edge of a highway, so people would cruise in, get their drugs, and be out in no time at all.  ibid.    

I know they’re sick like me.  Gotta be number one.  ibid.   

 

These changes are good to one way of thinking in the sense that they make it harder to buy and abuse pharmaceutical opioids.  But what that does is it drives all these people who are already addicted on to the black market.  ibid.   

 

International drug cartels catered to those who had become addicted to prescription pills.  As their need for narcotics increased and doctors were more reluctant to prescribe an increasing dose, users turned to heroin, and a synthetic opioid fifty times more powerful: Fentanyl.  ibid.   

 

Since 2015 Fentanyl overdoses have been rising dramatically.  Rates have soared by 2000% in San Diego.  ibid.   

 

The company told me nothing ever.  ibid.  whistleblower   

 

Late in 2020 the Trump administration rushed to make an announcement for the presidential election.  Pleading guilty to three felony counts, the Sackler family would pay a $225 million fine.  Purdue Pharma would plead guilt to kickbacks and fraud.  And promise to pay fines totalling $8.3 billion.  ibid.  

 

Purdue is in bankruptcy and only has about $1 billion which a whole bunch of creditors are already fighting over.  That money is never going to be paid by the company or anybody else.  ibid.    

 

A cruel irony: the only way the company could pay damages was to increase its sales of drugs, including Oxycontin.  ibid.   

 

 

When can I se my GP?  Patients battling to see their doctors.  Are some GPs at breaking point?  Is the NHS fighting to survive?  Tonight: When Can I See My GP? ITV 2023

 

General Practice has been described as being in a state of emergency.  Patients have told us that they are furious at the lack of face to face doctor appointments.  And senior GPs say patient safety is being put at risk.  ibid.

 

 

Dr Christopher Duntsch was a rising star as a neurosurgeon in Texas.  But the truth was he was a man with a deadly God complex who used his scalpel like a weapon.  True Crime Recaps: Dr Death: The True Story Revealed, Youtube 15.24, 2021

 

He butchered his patients leaving them paralysed, in permanent pain or dead.  ibid.  

 

At least on one occasion operating on people after a night of doing lsd, cocaine and drinking.  ibid.

 

He was allowed or permanently main or kill 33 out of 38 patients over the space of 18 months in Texas.  ibid.  

 

He was put in prison for life.  ibid.      

 

 

Did an influential paediatric physician turn to the internet to find someone willing to hold his wife captive and beak his colleague’s hands?  All while forcing his current girlfriend to be his sex slave.  True Crime Recaps: Doctor’s Sketchy Plan Gone Wrong! Youtube 12.00, 2021

 

It was an unnamed international new organisation that tipped off the FBI.  ibid.

 

The price to capture his wife started at $40,000 in Bitcoin.  ibid.

 

 

Doctor Nookey is a bad influence … There have been several other incidents with nurses.  Carry on Again, Doctor 1969 starring Hattie Jacques & Sid James & Jim Dale & Barbara Windsor & Kenneth Williams & Charles Hawtrey & Joan Sims & Patsy Rowlands & Peter Butterworth & Wilfrid Brambell & Patricia Hayes & et al, Doctor Stoppidge to Doctor Carver, director Gerald Thomas

 

 

Dopesick ***** 2021 starring Michael Keaton & Peter Sarsgaard & Michael Stuhlbarg & Will Pouter & John Hoogenakker & Kaitlyn Dever & Rosario Dawson & Jake McDorman & Ray McKinnon et al, director Danny Strong

 

 

The time has come to redefine the nature of pain.  And for too long the American medical community has been ignoring chronic pain, and this has created an epidemic of suffering.  When we live with we are not living our true selves.  We are not living our best selves.  Dopesick I, Richard Sackler, family meeting, Hulu/Disney+ 2021

 

You don’t chase a market, you create it.  ibid.

 

Their sales reps brought it up continuously.  ibid.  doctor’s evidence  

 

Ten times more than what we’ve spent on anything.  ibid.  Purdue board meeting

 

They’ve been marketing the drug and pushing it on doctors.  ibid.  investigator’ talk               

 

It has transformed the entire district.  ibid.

 

The DEA was investigating Purdue last year.  ibid.      

 

Purdue has so many levels of deniability.  ibid.   

 

It takes anxiety away.  You just take the medicine and go.  ibid.  TV advert  

 

The largest sales force in pharmaceutical history.  ibid.  company sales promotion      

 

Less than 1% of people become addicted to Oxycontin.  ibid.  

 

Your most effective talking point is the FDA label.  ibid.

 

I think I can make this the biggest drug in the world.  ibid.  Richard     

 

Have there been spikes in crime related to it?  ibid.  rozzer on raid

 

A bag filled with Oxycontin pills for distribution.  ibid.  

 

Is there something I should know about the approval process?  ibid.

 

The [FDA] guy that approved it goes to work for the company.  ibid.  attorney       

 

 

A new drug.  The FDA said it’s safe.  Dopsick II: Breakthrough Pain

 

Let’s hold more weekend seminars to explain to physicians how truly revolutionary this drug really is.  ibid.  Richard 

 

The drug didn’t always worked as Purdue claimed.  ibid.  evidence      

 

We’ll figure this out.  It’s an excellent drug.  ibid.  Richard

 

The greatest painkiller in the history of civilisation … Double the dose.  ibid.

 

Oh yeah, he was Oxy-cuted.  ibid.  wife reveals death of husband to attorneys

      

These pills are a lot more dangerous than that video claims.  ibid.  attorney to promotional doctor

 

The pills stopped working cause my tolerance grew.  ibid.  victim to attorneys      

 

But a black kid selling weed can go to jail for decades.  ibid.

 

Emergency Rooms See a Sharp Rise in Overdoses, Prescription Painkillers to Blame.  ibid.  newspaper article

 

Bridget: How many kids in your school are on Oxycontin?  ibid.  

 

Kid: I don’t know.  About half.  ibid.

 

What appears as corruption is just how the system works.  ibid.  investigating attorney  

 

If it were me I’d charge them with Criminal Misbranding.  ibid.

 

Overdose rates are so much higher on Oxycontin.  ibid.

 

 

It’s time to double the dose again and I present to you the 80 mg pill.  Dopesick III: The 5th Vital Sign, sales promotion 

 

The medical community must make pain the fifth vital sign.  ibid.  

 

Individualize the Dose.  ibid.

 

I want to look into launching OC in Germany.  ibid.  Richard                  

 

A single prescription drug is filling up jails in rural areas.  ibid.

 

As we make our family the most philanthropic in America.  ibid.  family party toast  

 

I try not to sell that stuff …  ibid.  pharmacist to Bridget    

 

They are lying to doctors and patients about the dangers of the drug.  ibid.  Bridget

 

Pain societies have infiltrated the hospital rooms.  ibid.  rozzer/patient    

 

Did you find a Purdue connection with other Pain Societies?  ibid.  rozzer/patient back to work

 

We’re going to cure the world of its pain.  ibid.  Richard 

 

 

Pursue claimed the coating was difficult to get around … They’d just crush it out and snort it.  Dopesick IV: Pseudo-Addition  

 

We are so proud to be honouring my great brother Arthur Sackler into the Medical Advertising Hall of Fame.  ibid.  Uncle Mortimer

 

Geezer: This one’s [family photo montage] missing the zombies Valium turned the patients into.  ibid.

 

Richard: He got away with it.   

 

Richard: Pseudo-addiction: How did you come up with it?  ibid.

 

Dissident Quack: … What they need is more medication.  ibid.    

 

They are available in every pharmacy in the country.  ibid.  Bridget gives evidence to FDA  

 

The solution is simple, you know, you up the dose.  ibid.  medical rep  

 

It’s just poison … You ever come back here …  ibid.

 

Addiction rates, overdoses and crime are on the rise across the country because of this drug.  ibid.

 

There is an entire school of though espousing opioids as being practically non-addictive.  ibid.  evidence  

 

It was the first time I felt normal in my whole life.  ibid.  Betsy

 

 

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