The speaker argues the Rockefeller Foundation controls global finance, medical education, and drug information, creating a system where physician debt silences dissent. A doctor named Joe stays quiet about the system because he can't risk his license or his family's security.
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The Rockefeller Foundation is factually behind many of these world banks. They're behind the medical curriculum. They're also the ones that influence the Physician's Desk Reference or the PDR. And they also have some of the biggest stakes in those pharmaceutical companies. Let's take Joe, a hypothetical guy that wants to be a doctor. Doesn't have money for college, so takes a loan. Starts majoring in certain things, applies to medical school, gets accepted. Now Joe has another problem. He needs more money. So he goes and gets another loan. And Joe is usually in debt until the age of 50 to 55. Now on top of that, the same person who gave Joe Joe money to go to school that he is indebted to are the same individuals who created the Physician's Desk Reference— big dictionary with very small pages of legal drug dealing for doctors. So Joe has a problem because even if Joe woke up when he was 35 and said, maybe there's something wrong here, if Joe were to speak out, Joe gets his license taken away. He doesn't have food to feed his family. So Joe's not going to talk for the most part.