B.A.R.D.A. Exempt From Transparency As Big Tobacco Attacks
Ebola
By Nicholas “Nicco” Teenschot for CPW News Services
By Nicholas “Nicco” Teenschot for CPW News Services
North Carolina Senator, Richard Burr, a cousin of Aaron Burr
who like renegade filibusterer, William Walker in Baja California and Honduras,
had hopes of annexing much of the Louisiana Territory for his own
personal country and shot Alexander Hamilton in a duel, has annexed big pharma. Richard Burr was the sponsoring U.S. Senator
of the bill that created B.A.R.D.A. within the Department of Health and Human
Services. His bill exempted B.A.R.D.A.
from the Freedom of Information Act. Senate
Bill 1873 was passed in 2005 supposedly to help medical researchers fast track
new medicines.
John Blewett of the Society for the Separation of Government and
Medicines said “our companies don’t think they can trust that their proprietary
medicines and research won't be short-circuited by a bamboozling group within government that
could alter, copy or steal their ideas for the sake of a consortium of do-gooders
backed by the bad-doers of big tobacco.”
J. Cruz Messeles of Freedom Fighters for Freedom of Information
said “Burr is a burr under the saddle of common sense. Senator Burr, the bozo who succeeded Senator John
Edwards, providing the slight improvement of the Republican alternative to the sad Democratic freak show when John Edwards may not have given his wife cancer, but abandoned her when she got it and then vacated his North Carolina Senate seat....Burr is the mouth organ of
big tobacco and he prays up the praises of big tobacco like Rev. Franklin Graham shouting like Moses from the top of Black Mountain while pointing to Senator Lindsey Graham as the perfect example of loyal Americanism....nicotine and numb nuts. Now that Dr. Robin
Robinson of B.A.R.D.A. has told us that big tobacco is behind the ZMAPP
non-vaccine medicine that is supposed to be effective against Ebola….given the
secretive nature of big tobaccos’ lengthy assault on human health how would we
know it’s not anything but snake oil?” asked Messeles. Messeles is also skeptical that Ebola is
anything but a military bio-weapon being used to create consent for hysteria and
a charade for the hijacking of the world’s citizenry. “It would be incredibly easy to create a
benign virus which may well be what happened at Marsburg, Germany, one that masks the actual bio-weapon....one part that is seen through the microscope while the non-detectable toxin provides the disintegration
of human tissue and organs and goes unseen while the samples are held under close control through the threat of a pandemic by an ignorant and untrained health care system. All that's needed is a tightly controlled antidote. Since 2005 we
had the bird flu epidemic whereby with the help of Richard Burr's bills billions were
spent on Tamiflu and its effectiveness has been widely questioned. In Florida we had the rape and pillage of the Medicare system by big business like Governor Rick Scott and the Columbia-HCA system that was fined $1.7 billion for fraud.”
“Look,” said Messeles, “you can see Burr defending big tobacco
and seeking to limit tobacco’s liability for health the health deficits tobacco caused that have vastly exceeded Ebola's death rate thus far. Burr is Sir Galahad of the R.J. Reynold’s tobacco
company whose heirs were Gordon Gray and his son, C. Boyden Gray, the White
House legal counsel for the Bush family. Gordon Gray was head of the commission that stripped J. Robert Oppenheimer of his national security clearance. Senator Burr has also taken a keen interest in nuclear energy which when expended in reactors is unloaded as depleted uranium on non-bucolic battlefields. So here you have big tobacco in bed with big oil that opposed Oppenheimer's proposal that nuclear energy could peacefully and inexpensively light the world. And we're suppose to trust that Burr and friends have people's health in mind? I'm sure they believe that big tobacco and the other corporations that sacrifice people for the sake of the money mill is justified by the old adage....'you've got to break some eggs to make an omelet. We are their omlet!"
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