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ACH (1633) Jimmie Moglia – Deadly Medicines And Organized Crime

October 27th, 2021 Awake Goy
EURO FOLK RADIO
EURO FOLK RADIO
ACH (1633) Jimmie Moglia – Deadly Medicines And Organized Crime

In today’s show originally broadcast on October 27 2021, Andy is joined by Jimmie Moglia, for a show entitled, “Deadly Medicines And Organized Crime.”

We discussed: how the system of medical insurance works in the United States; Pfizer’s previous convictions and fines for fraud; the many frauds that occur in medical trials; how pharmaceutical companies bribe doctors to push their products; the numerous examples of pharmaceutical companies being prosecuted for criminality; and many other topics.

Click here for Jimmie’s, “Your Daily Shakespeare,” website, where you can find references to his books, and in particular to his useful, unusual, and unique Shakespearean situational dictionary, entitled, “Your Daily Shakespeare – an Arsenal of Verbal Weapons to Drive your Friends into Action and your Enemies into Despair.” You can also contact him about his unique method of remembering quotations by sending him an email and receiving his individual memory-profile-related questionnaire. Jimmie produces a series of videos for a College in Portland as well as for two Oregon television channels. The series is called, “Historical Sketches.”

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