The nature of the pharmaceutical 'business with disease'

The pharmaceutical business is an investment industry and not a health industry. It is conducting the largest fraud in the history of mankind by deceptively promising health; yet its entire existence is dependent on the continuation and expansion of diseases. The colossal profits of this racket derive from the sale of expensive patented drugs and its trillion-dollar market is reliant on the continuation of human disease.

The pharmaceutical industry is the worst form of corporate colonialism. It has become one of the largest and most profitable investment industries in the world by sacrificing lives in genocidal proportions and ruining the economies of almost 200 countries. The US and the UK alone produce two thirds of the world’s pharmaceutical drugs.

The biggest challenges to the survival of the pharmaceutical industry are natural therapies, which threaten the very existence of the ‘investment business with disease’ because they are not patentable and therefore less profitable, but above all because they effectively prevent and eradicate diseases.

Why the attack on natural and traditional medicine in South Africa

The pharmaceutical cartel is currently pouring billions into the developing world, especially South Africa, in order to maintain its drug monopoly on world health, suppress breakthroughs in natural health and prevent the collapse of its fraudulent investment business.

To achieve this, the cartel is attempting to push for legislation in South Africa that will effectively outlaw all natural and traditional therapies. It is doing this under the pretence of consumer safety, but its real purpose is to protect its business with ineffective and toxic patented drugs.

To get this draconian law passed in South Africa the cartel is employing the Medicines Control Council, whose members are directly or indirectly on the cartel’s payroll.

The people of South Africa must know the facts: No one ever died from safe, natural therapies, whilst every year more than a million people die from the known deadly side-effects of prescription drugs. Now is the time for the South African people to liberate themselves from the strangling yoke of pharmaceutical colonialism forever.