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Insulin
"From the beginning of time, diabetes was a death sentence. In
1911 professor Scott
http://www.whale.to/v/scott/1.html discovered and
documented the cure for Diabetes. All Physicians had only treated the results of
diabetes, such as heart, liver and kidney damage, gangrene and blindness, but
not diabetes. Everything went along the same as usual, diabetic patients dying,
until the 1920's when Dr. Scott developed and standardized the blood test for
diabetes. During this period, the Medical Establishment in their pompous
ignorance and diabolical greed, murdered Dr. Scott's wife and only son. The Eli
Lilly Co. was given the sole and only monopoly for the manufacture and sale of
insulin, by the Big Establishment, which controls all monopolies. Lilly's
problem was, they could not make insulin. Therefore by stealth, deceit and
conspiracy, a Lilly conspirator confiscated Scott's procedures and technique for
production of insulin.
The Medical Establishment then forced Sir Dr. Frederick Banting to accept a
Doctor of Medicine degree that he did not want and in which he had no interest.
Next the Establishment gave the Nobel prize to Banting (a very honorable man)
and Best (not so honorable) to cover up Lilly's theft of Scott's scientific
discovery. Thus the Big Establishment conferred credibility upon Eli Lilly and
Company. Lilly has had the monopoly on insulin ever since, making hundreds of
millions of dollars down through the years."--Dr
Kelly DDS
Prozac [See:
Fluoxetine]
Basically what Eli Lilly had to do was cover up that risk
of mania and psychosis, cover up that some people were becoming suicidal
because they were getting this nervous agitation from Prozac. That's the
only way it got approved. There were various ways
they did the cover-up. One was just to simply remove reports of psychosis
from some of the data. They also went back and recoded some of the trial
results. Let's say someone had a manic episode or a psychotic episode;
instead of putting that down, they would just put down a return of
depression, and that sort of thing. So there was a basic need to hide these
risks right from the beginning, and that's what was done.
Psychiatric
Drugs: An Assault on the Human Condition
Street Spirit Interview with Robert Whitaker
Basically, what Eli Lilly
(Prozac's manufacturer) had to do was cover up the psychosis, cover up the
mania; and, in that manner, it was able to get these drugs approved. One FDA
reviewer even warned that Prozac appeared to be a dangerous drug, but it was
approved anyway.
We're seemingly finding all this out only now: "Oh, Prozac can cause
suicidal impulses and all these SSRIs may increase the risk of suicide." The
point is that wasn't anything new. That data was there from the very first
trial. You had people in Germany saying, "I think this is a dangerous drug."
Before the late 1980s -- in the early '80s, before
Prozac gets approved. Basically what Eli Lilly had to do was cover up that
risk of mania and psychosis, cover up that some people were becoming
suicidal because they were getting this nervous agitation from Prozac.
That's the only way it got approved.
There were various ways they did the
cover-up. One was just to simply remove reports of psychosis from some of
the data. They also went back and recoded some of the trial results. Let's
say someone had a manic episode or a psychotic episode; instead of putting
that down, they would just put down a return of depression, and that sort of
thing. So there was a basic need to hide these risks right from the
beginning, and that's what was done.
So Prozac gets approved in 1987, and it's launched in this amazing PR
campaign. The pill itself is featured on the cover of several magazines!
It's like the Pill of the Year [laughs]. And it's said to be so much safer:
a wonder drug. We have doctors saying, "Oh, the real problem with this drug
is that we can now create whatever personality we want. We're just so
skilled with these drugs that if you want to be happy all the time, take
your pill!"
That was complete nonsense. The drugs were barely better than placebo at
alleviating depressive symptoms over the short term. You had all these
problems; yet we were touting these drugs, saying, "Oh, the powers of
psychiatry are such that we can give you the mind you want -- a designer
personality!" It was absolutely obscene. Meanwhile, which drug, after being
launched, quickly became the most complained about drug in America? Prozac!
In this county, we have Medwatch, a reporting
system in which we report adverse events about psychiatric drugs to the FDA.
By the way, the FDA tries to keep these adverse reports from the public. So,
instead of the FDA making these easily available to the public. so you can
know about the dangers of the drugs, it's very hard to get these reports.
Within one decade, there were 39,000 adverse reports about Prozac that were
sent to Medwatch. The number of adverse events sent to Medwatch is thought
to represent only one percent of the actual number of such events. So, if we
get 39,000 adverse event reports about Prozac, the number of people who have
actually suffered such problems is estimated to be 100 times as many, or
roughly four million people. This makes Prozac the most complained about
drug in America, by far. There were more adverse event reports received
about Prozac in its first two years on the market than had been reported on
the leading tricyclic antidepressant in 20 years.
Remember, Prozac is pitched to the American public as this wonderfully
safe drug, and yet what are people complaining about? Mania, psychotic
depression, nervousness, anxiety, agitation, hostility, hallucinations,
memory loss, tremors, impotence, convulsions, insomnia, nausea, suicidal
impulses. It's a wide range of serious symptoms.
And here's the kicker. It wasn't just Prozac. Once we got the other SSRIs
on the market, like Zoloft and Paxil, by 1994, four SSRI antidepressants
were among the top 20 most complained about drugs on the FDA's Medwatch
list. In other words, every one of these drugs brought to market started
triggering this range of adverse events. And these were not minor things.
When you talk about mania, hallucinations, psychotic depression, these are
serious adverse events.
Prozac was pitched to the American public as a wonder drug. It was
featured on the covers of magazines as so safe, and as a sign of our
wonderful ability to effect the brain just as we want it. In truth, the
reports were showing it could trigger a lot of dangerous events, including
suicide and psychosis.
The FDA was being warned about this. They were getting a flood of adverse
event reports, and the public was never told about this for the longest
period of time. It took a decade for the FDA to begin to acknowledge the
increased suicides and the violence it can trigger in some people. It just
shows how the FDA betrayed the American people. This is a classic example.
They betrayed their responsibility to act as a watchdog for the American
people. Instead they acted as an agency that covered up harm and risk with
these drugs. Psychiatric Drugs:
An Assault on the Human Condition Street Spirit
Interview with Robert Whitaker
Strattera
Strattera is a failed antidepressant, which Eli Lilly didn't succeed to get
approved. It was recycled and used as an "ADHD medication", and marketed as the
first "non stimulant medication for ADHD". As many parents, despite all
published lies about the "benefits" of stimulants like Ritalin, Concerta and
Adderall, don't want to give dangerous narcotic drugs to their kids, Lilly saw
the chance to get a good market share for Strattera. [Media May 2006] Eli
Lilly's Strattera - 130 reports of suicidality in one month
Tamoxifen
[See: Tamoxifen]
I worked for Array Biopharma designing Tamoxifen derivatives
for Eli Lilly. Because Tamoxifen was shown to ignite higher cancer rates among
women, Eli Lilly hoped to replace it by developing a new "chemical cousin." We
were unsuccessful in our attempts. Despite its known danger, Tamoxifen remained
on the market. I noticed that ads from Eli Lilly for Tamoxifen
insisted that it might decrease cancer risk. This was the exact opposite of what
biochemists found in the lab and reported.
[2006] Interview of
Shane Ellison author of
Health Myths Exposed
Thimerosal
[See:
Thimerosal
Eli Lilly Thimerosal safety study (1931)]
In July
2002, the Indianapolis Star newspaper quoted the lawyers Waters and Kraus as
saying that "Lilly flim-flammed scientists for years with a 1931 study that
concluded thiomersal wasn't harmful
to humans". The Star went on: "The study, published in the American Journal
of Hygiene, reported that merthiolate has a very low order of toxicity......for
man".
Digging further, Waters found out that the study's toxicity data came
from experimental use of thiomersal by doctors from Lilly and Indianapolis City
Hospital on meningitis patients during a severe outbreak in 1929-30. 'The 1931
study on a cohort of severely ill people (who all died) ended up being quoted
in Lilly brochures into the 1980s', Waters said. 'It very clearly demonstrates
an effort to do an unethical study and then paint the results in a certain way
that helps them sell this product'. Lilly ignored or covered up later evidence
that thiomersal, which contains 50 per cent mercury by weight, can be dangerous
to humans", Waters said."--David
Thrower
Thimerosal was tested only once, by Eli Lilly on 22 adult patients
suffering from meningitis. There was no chance for follow-up to observe
long-term effects, as all of the patients in this "study" died. Even if
follow-up had been possible, damage to the developing brains of very young
children would have remained an unknown. Eli Lilly said it was safe and the
medical community accepted it. After the creation of the FDA, its use was
simply continued. The federal government has never tested the type of
mercury in vaccines for toxicity. This is an unconscionable oversight
failure at best, at worse it is an example that we have left consensus
reality to be created by the liars, thieves, cheats, killers, and the junk
scientists they employ.
How it came to pass the AAP
joined these rogues and became an active participant in this skullduggery is
beyond reason – is even beyond greed. They have remained silent as mercury
laden vaccine continue to be exported and used in all third world and second
world countries.
We are living in a time where
an incredible overplay and lies and self-aggrandizing behavior and
non-science is the norm. We have tolerated the junk science that has covered
up the true cause of this epidemic at a considerable cost to science, the
public, and our very way of life in this country. Is it stretch to realize
that by putting our collective heads in the sand about the autism epidemic
we have made it possible for the destruction of our very civilization?
LES INCOMPETANTS: OPEN LETTER TO THE AAP
By K. Paul Stoller, M.D.
"The documents clearly demonstrate that Lilly's thimerosal product, the mercury-based vaccine preservative implicated in a number of recent law suits as causing neurological injury to infants, was known as early as April 1930 to be dangerous. In its apparent eagerness to promote and market the product, in September, 1930, Eli Lilly secretly sponsored a "human toxicity" study on patients already known to be dying of meningococcal meningitis. Senior partner Andrew Waters stated that, "Lilly then cited this study repeatedly for decades as proof that thimerosal was of low toxicity and harmless to humans. They never revealed to the scientific community or the public the highly questionable nature of the original research.""--Press release
Currently, members of the IOM's governing Council include,
among 19 others , Gail H. Cassell, PhD, of Eli Lilly and Company and Helene
D. Gayle, MD, from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation – the same
foundation that donated the world's sixth largest charitable gift of $1.5
billion to create and sustain GAVI.
Lilly is the original
manufacturer of thimerosal, a mercury derivative used in childhood vaccines
as a preservative. The result of a discovery process by law firm Waters and
Kraus showed that Lilly knew of mercury's toxicity as early as 1930 but
nonetheless “secretly sponsored a human toxicity study on patients already
known to be dying of meningococcal meningitis.”
“Lilly then cited this study
repeatedly for decades as proof that thimerosal was of low toxicity and
harmless to humans," states a press release from the law firm.
While Lilly ceased the sale of
thimerosal in 1991, their licensing agreements demonstrate continued profits
from the product until at least 2010.
Lilly is the single biggest
contributor to the Republican Party from the pharmaceutical industry
donating $1.6 million in the last US election.
Senate Majority Leader Bill
Frist (R-TN), co-sponsor of Senate Bill 3, was the author of a controversial
bill that contained a provision that would protect Eli Lilly and other
vaccine manufacturers from lawsuits over mercury in the 2002 Homeland
Security Act.
Frist's other notable tie to
Lilly is the fact that the vaccine manufacturer bought 5,000 copies of the
senator's book on bioterrorism and distributed them to physicians after
September 11, 2001.
The basis of the Frist family
fortune is the Hospital Corporation of America (HCA), the largest for-profit
hospital chain in the country, which was founded by Frist's father and
brother. “A Dragon
By The Tail” by Lisa Reagan
Eli Lilly killed 200,000 people with Zyprexa. [2014] Get Real: Peter Gøtzsche Responds
There were 20 deaths, including 12 suicides, in the
Zyprexa group. Shockingly, these deaths went
unreported in the scientific literature. The death cover-ups also took place
in reporting trial results of several other atypical antipsychotics. These
deaths occurred during very short trial periods, so the FDA's approval of
these drugs is appalling. On June 8, 2005, Eli Lilly & Co. announced that it had agreed to pay $690
million to settle some 8,000 lawsuits filed by people who reported that
taking the antipsychotic drug Zyprexa resulted in unwanted weight gain,
diabetes, other metabolic diseases, and death.
Zyprexa, Lilly's top-selling drug, is used in the treatment of
schizophrenia and in the short-term treatment of manic episodes associated
with bipolar disorder. More than 2,500 other claimants refused to
participate in the settlement, presumably in the belief that the amount
received by each claimant, $62,500 on average, was insufficient compensation
for the pain and suffering Zyprexa caused them.
On July 21, Eli Lilly came out with its second-quarter financial report
showing that $1.07 billion was allocated to cover its liabilities in these
lawsuits. That amount exceeded the $690 million settlement by $380 million.
The additional sum was the company's estimate of its liability and defense
costs for the unsettled claims [reported in Forbes.com, July 21, 2005]. News
of the settlement may generate more damage claims, in which event the cost
to Eli Lilly may be greater than the $1.07 billion already set aside.
......Despite these facts, the media has paid scant attention to the
settlement. Despite these facts, there hasn't been a single voice of outrage
or protest heard in the halls of Congress or on the evening news. And
despite these facts, Eli Lilly has made no special effort to warn the public
of the potentially disastrous consequences of taking Zyprexa as it continues
to rake in profits from the sale of this drug.
For more than 10 years, the drug companies have consistently downplayed
some of the serious risks associated with taking atypical antipsychotic
drugs. Psychiatrist E. Fuller Torrey, a leading proponent of drug therapy
for schizophrenics, has written about one of the techniques used to mislead
physicians and the public: "Psychiatrists trying to evaluate schizophrenia
drugs are not told that the expert who minimizes the side effects of Zyprexa
receives a $10,000 retainer from Eli Lilly and also owns substantial company
stock." [American Prospect, July 15, 2002]
Zyprexa: A Prescription for Diabetes, Disease
and Early Death by Leonard Roy Frank
[2009 Oct] The
Pharmaceutical Industrial Complex: A Deadly Fairy Tale By Dr. Doug Henderson and
Dr. Gary Null Eli Lilly flooded state Medicaid
programs with Zyprexa: its superstar, antipsychotic drug. In 2003, worldwide
sales of Zyprexa grossed $4.28 billion, amounting to almost one third of Lilly’s
total sales. In the United States, during the same year, Zyprexa grossed $2.63
billion. A whopping 70 percent of these sales were directly related to
government agencies—principally Medicaid. Fast-forward six years to 2009, Eli
Lilly pleaded guilty for having illegally marketed Zyprexa for an unapproved use
to treat dementia, and will pay $1.42 billion to settle civil suits and end the
criminal investigation. Lilly agreed to pay $800 million to settle civil suits.
It will pay $615 million to resolve the criminal probe, and plead guilty to a
misdemeanor in violation of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act for promoting
Zyprexa as a dementia treatment.
Did Lilly also know of the possibility that Zyprexa could
cause diabetes, which was also kept concealed under the protection of the FDA?
They most certainly did, which makes their behavior all the more reprehensible.
In 2002, British and Japanese regulatory agencies issued a warning that Zyprexa
may cause diabetes. In addition, even after the FDA issued a similar warning in
2003, Lilly did not pull Zyprexa from the market. This becomes all the more
understandable after it is taken into consideration that Lilly is also the
largest maker of diabetes medications.
I once interviewed, on tape, a top official of Stepan, who admitted that cocaine was a by-product of their processing of coca leaves for the secret Coca-Cola base, They supply, he added, cocaine for the pharmaceutical trade. And that is where George Herbert Walker Bush has to be inserted into the picture. After eleven and a half months in 1976 as Director of Central Intelligence, he became a Director of Eli Lilly Company, which reportedly gets their cocaine from Stepan. Somewhere, somehow, cocaine "leaks out" into the dope underground. Whether between Stepan and Coke's bottlers or otherwise. COCA-COLA, CIA, and the COURTS COKE and COCAINE Part 13 by Sherman H. Skolnick
Perhaps it would be worthwhile to briefly mention that all
the major chemical and drug companies are run by the Illuminati. It would take a
book to explain who controls what and how they connect in, and this author could
write it. Instead, we will try to give a quick over view. Rather than cover 2
dozen large drug companies, three major drug companies have been randomly
selected to show a quick view of how all the drug companies are deeply involved
with Monarch mind-control programming. Since the purpose of this book is to show
how the mind control is done--this sample of names is given only to convey to
the reader that the drugs that the Illuminati/Intelligence agencies need are
never in short supply. And the labs to develop designer drugs for mind-control
are not in short supply either.
ELI LILLY CO.--Trustee of Eli Lilly
Endowment Walter William Wilson - Illuminati, married to Helen Scudder (of the
wealthy powerful Scudder family), prominent partner of Morgan, Stanley & Co.
controlled by Henry Morgan also a member of the Illuminati. Executive Vice-pres.
of Eli Lilly Landrum Bolling, represented Eli Lilly at the secret annual
They had many different types of drugs. I was part of the drug culture. I became very well acquainted with what marijuana was, what LSD was ... what I was given was not LSD, was not marijuana. It screwed up my mind for five years. From what I understand in dealing with LSD, they had given it in laboratory settings to people -- and everybody had a bad trip -- they were just miserable. Then they decided to do field research with that ... and there's a lot of conjecture about whether the whole hippie movement was a CIA sponsored project but that's more fantasy than reality. (Eli) Lilly Corporation in Indianapolis, as far as I understand, bought a lot of their drugs for them. Interview Ronald Howard Cohen