Murder By Injection | Eustace Mullins
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Murder By Injection of Vaccination – 1980 | Eustace Mullins
Eustace Mullins‘ book Murder by Injection: The Story of the Medical Conspiracy Against America presents a controversial perspective on the American medical system, which Mullins claims is controlled by a hidden conspiracy.
This work, published in various editions since its initial release in the late 1980s, is characterised by its combative stance against established medical practices and institutions.
Murder by Injection is framed as a culmination of Mullins’ investigative research over several decades. He argues that a powerful group, which he identifies as the American Medical Association (AMA), exerts significant control over the medical profession and healthcare in the United States. Mullins posits that this organisation, along with other unnamed conspirators, has manipulated healthcare for profit, resulting in detrimental effects on public health. He states that this control extends to medical education and accreditation, effectively monopolising the medical field and suppressing alternative treatments and practitioners.
Key Themes
- Conspiracy: Mullins suggests that there exists a coordinated effort among elite groups to manipulate various sectors of society, including healthcare, for their own gain. This theme aligns with his previous works that critique banking and political systems.
- Critique of Medical Institutions: The book criticises the AMA for what Mullins describes as its monopolistic practices that prioritise profit over patient care. He alleges that this has led to a decline in health outcomes in America.
- Historical Context: Mullins places his arguments within a broader historical narrative, suggesting that similar conspiracies have influenced significant events throughout history, including wars and economic crises.
It seems that vaccines have been The Cabal‘s favourite depopulation tool for a very long time…
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