According to the website of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the agency is “responsible for protecting the public health,” but it’s becoming increasingly obvious that its real agenda – at least in recent years – has been precisely the opposite.

Margaret Hamburg, the departing FDA commissioner, has just been implicated in a federal racketeering lawsuit, alleging that she, her hedge-fund manager husband, and Johnson & Johnson conspired to profit from the suppression of information regarding a “dangerous and in fact, deadly” antibiotic that is likely to have caused more than 5,000 deaths.

From the introduction of the lawsuit:

“Once confirmed as FDA Commissioner, Dr. Margaret A. Hamburg acted as the instrumentality that all Defendants used to perpetrate their conspiracy and racketeering enterprise by having her act illegally and outside the scope of her authority as FDA Commissioner to suppress material information to Plaintiffs and the public that Levaquin was inherently dangerous and in fact, deadly. Had this information been disclosed to Plaintiffs and the public at large, her and her husband’s financial gain and net worth would have plummeted, since Dr.Margaret A. Hamburg’s husband, Peter F. Brown, reaped and continues to reap huge financial gain as a result of Renaissance Technologies, L.L.C.’s holdings of Johnson & Johnson stock.”

Bribery at the highest levels

The lawsuit also alleges that Hamburg failed to disclose the obvious conflict of interest, and that she bribed her way into her role as FDA commissioner:

“Defendant Hamburg, on behalf of all of the Defendants as part of this racketeering conspiracy, gave political contributions and gratuities to Hillary Clinton in 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008 to induce Mrs. Clinton to recommend and push for Defendant Hamburg to be nominated by President Obama. …

“Defendant Hamburg, on behalf of all of the Defendants as part of this racketeering conspiracy, gave political contributions and gratuities to President Obama to induce him to nominate her to be appointed as FDA Commissioner.”

The charges of bribery could have enormous consequences, since they involve the current administration and one of the two leading presidential candidates in the 2016 election.

The deeper conspiracy

As shocking and far-reaching as these revelations may be on their own, there is evidence of Hamburg’s involvement in an even bigger and more sinister conspiracy.

As a recent YouTube video posted by Natural Blaze explains, Hamburg appears to have “inherited” her position, and her appointment as FDA head may have been part of an agenda that included eugenic principles and methods of depopulation:

“This video explores the connections between population control affiliated elite individuals, and the FDA, who allow countless toxic chemicals and pharmaceutical drugs to pass through the broken bureaucratic filter for greed at best, and some shadowy doctrine of eugenics at worst.”

Hamburg’s parents were eugenicists – both served as directors of the American Eugenics Society – and her father, David Hamburg, is a former president of the Carnegie Corporation.

Connecting the dots

When one begins putting the pieces of the puzzle together, a terrifying picture emerges.

Here you have the head of an agency responsible for protecting the public health by monitoring and regulating drugs, and who is now implicated for allowing a deadly drug to be sold to the public – a drug she knew was killing people, but which was making money for her and her husband, so she suppressed the evidence of its health risks.

This same person is accused of bribing the president and the Clintons to secure her nomination to the job of FDA commissioner. She was groomed by her eugenicist parents, and in keeping with eugenics principles, has managed to kill off thousands of people with one drug alone – a drug that made millions for her and her husband.

But what of all the other dangerous drugs and substances approved by the FDA that kill tens of thousands each year? What about other Johnson & Johnson products, for example, such as its baby powder which causes ovarian cancer – a product that was heavily advertised to black and Hispanic women in particular?

Could it possibly be true that the FDA and its corporate cronies are killing people for profit while simultaneously fulfilling eugenicists’ depopulation goals?

It sure looks that way. …

Sources:

FDA.gov
Scribd.com
YouTube.com
NaturalBlaze.com
AmericanThinker.com
TheInternationalForecaster.com
Science.NaturalNews.com

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