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Kazarian Mafia
For centuries, a secret society known as the Khazarian Mafia (KM) has shaped global events through deception, crime, and manipulation. Emerging from Khazaria (100-800 AD), this group became infamous for its criminal practices: identity theft, banditry, and murder, all while operating under the guise of religious legitimacy. Their influence has endured through history, infecting governments, economies, and societies with unparalleled corruption.
RUSSIA’S ULTIMATUM & THE BIRTH OF A SECRET EMPIRE
In 800 AD, surrounding nations demanded Khazaria adopt a formal religion to curb their depravity. The Khazarian king publicly embraced Judaism, but covertly retained Babylonian Satanism, merging its dark rituals with their new religious identity. Practices like child sacrifice and blood rituals persisted, hidden from the public eye. By 1200 AD, neighboring nations had enough. Led by Russia, an alliance dismantled Khazaria, forcing the KM underground.
THE RISE OF THE ROTHCHILDS: A NEW FRONT
The displaced Khazarian elite regrouped in Europe, spearheading global domination through financial control and deception. They infiltrated England, orchestrated the English Civil War, and established London as the financial capital. Adopting the name Rothschild, they created a banking empire based on usury and counterfeit wealth, consolidating their influence across Europe.
WORLDWIDE CONTROL THROUGH DECEPTION
Using Babylonian money-magic, the KM expanded into international banking, narcotics trafficking, and the slave trade. They manipulated major wars, including WWI and WWII, and staged false-flag operations like 9/11, using these events to tighten their grip on governments, including the United States. Through the Federal Reserve, IRS, and propaganda networks, they enslaved populations under their financial and political control.
A BLOODY LEGACY
From orchestrating the Russian Revolution—murdering millions—to corrupting education, medicine, and media, the KM's tactics are insidious. They thrive on secrecy, deception, and the systematic exploitation of humanity.
THE AWAKENING
The KM’s power depends on secrecy, but the truth is emerging. Their domination hinges on a web of lies and cover-ups, but with knowledge spreading through independent voices, their days are numbered.
IT’S TIME TO FIGHT BACK
The Khazarian Mafia’s influence is being exposed. Spread the truth, dismantle their systems, and reclaim freedom from their grip. Together, we can destroy the greatest evil the world has ever faced!
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John Pierpont Morgan Sr
John Pierpont Morgan Sr. was an American financier and investment banker who dominated corporate finance on Wall Street throughout the Gilded Age and Progressive Era.
As the head of the banking firm that ultimately became known as J.P. Morgan and Co., he was a driving force behind the wave of industrial consolidations in the United States at the turn of the twentieth century.
Cylinders Seals
These are small stone cylinders, about an inch tall, with carved designs on their curved surfaces. The seals were rolled along the wet clay of a cuneiform tablet, creating an impression of the design on the surface that acted as the owner's identifying mark, somewhat like the modern signature.
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Pharma Paid $1.06 Billion to Reviewers at Top Medical Journals
By Brenda Baletti, Ph.D.
The pharmaceutical industry paid $1.06 billion to reviewers at top medical journals between 2020 and 2022, according to a research letter published last week in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
Payments to peer reviewers for The BMJ, JAMA, The Lancet and The New England Journal of Medicine included $1 billion to individuals or their institutions for research and $64.18 million in general payments, including travel and meals. Consulting fees and speaking compensation accounted for $34.31 million and $11.80 million respectively.
Among the nearly 2,000 physician peer reviewers analyzed, more than half received at least one industry payment between 2020 and 2022.
Although conflicts of interest among journal editors and authors have been investigated, the study authors wrote, any conflicts of interest the peer reviewers may have have been harder to assess.
“The traditionally opaque nature” of peer review has hindered the evaluation of peer reviewers, “despite their crucial role in academic publishing,” the authors wrote.
The typical conflict-of-interest policies most journals have for authors — requiring only that they disclose their conflicts — do not usually apply to peer reviewers, according to the JAMA study.
Journal editors may inquire about those conflicts, but they rarely publicly disclose them — even though many reviewers for top journals may have industry ties “due to their academic expertise,” the authors wrote.
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https://publichealthpolicyjournal.com/pharma-paid-1-06-billion-to-reviewers-at-top-medical-journals/