USAID has been a boondoggle like all development-aid programs (Peter Bauer tried to warn us), but it's far more sinister, as people are figuring out.
— Tom Woods (@ThomasEWoods) February 6, 2025
(The Bill Kristol connection is indirect, but it's there) pic.twitter.com/kCYo8XsPJG
Thursday, February 6, 2025
TOM WOODS: The inexcusable Bill Crystal was on the take on this thing. He was in a tizzy about this not because [he] believes in some idealistic devotion to helping [his] fellow man. That never enters their calculus
ERIC HUNLEY: From 1948 to today, governments learned that controlling information meant controlling minds
From 1948 to today, governments learned that controlling information meant controlling minds. --Eric Hunley
Operation Mockingbird's playbook was simple:
— Eric Hunley (@hunleyeric) February 6, 2025
• Recruit journalists
• Infiltrate newsrooms
• Shape public opinion
• Control the narrative
But in 2024, they didn't need to recruit anyone.
The pressure came from above, and the platforms complied. pic.twitter.com/EkexdsZF9i
Wholesale Arabica coffee prices are now above $4 per lb, an all-time high and more than double last year’s level
Wholesale Arabica coffee prices are now above $4 per lb, an all-time high and more than double last year’s level.
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) February 6, 2025
WHAT STORE-BOUGHT COFFEE BRANDS USE ARABICA BEANS?
Yuban, Seattle’s Best, Green Mountain, Caribou, Peet’s, CafĂ© du Monde, Gevalia, and New England Coffee all use 100% arabica beans in most of their store-bought coffee. Maxwell House, Folgers, Death Wish Coffee and most Lavazza coffee are blends of arabica and robusta.
Thanks to EasyHomeCoffee.
Exiting from the Cult
Imagine exiting the cult from simply learning that the questions you've been asking are yours and yours alone, questions that no one else has asked, or that you've heard of before, and people look at you as crazy, violently opposed to your independent thought, to your curiosity, or you thinking for yourself. Imagine exiting the cult and being attacked by an army of the cult's legions.
The Truman Show, 1998. There was another great movie that year, 1998, named Enemy of the State, starring Gene Hackman and Will Smith.
Inside Big Pharma with @hedleyrees - @JohnnyVedmore Live https://t.co/oNwWb7QS3F
— Johnny Vedmore (@JohnnyVedmore) February 6, 2025
Compliance Online explains that,
Hedley Rees is the author of "Supply Chain Management in the Drug Industry" and is a practicing consultant, coach and trainer, operating through his company Biotech PharmaFlow. He helps companies build, manage and improve their clinical trial and commercial supply chains.
Prior to his time at Biotech Pharmaflow, Hedley held senior supply chain management positions at Bayer, British Biotech, Vernalis, Johnson & Johnson and OSI Pharmaceuticals. He holds an Executive MBA from Cranfield University School of Management and is a corporate member of the UK's Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (MCIPS). He is also a member of the UK BioIndustry Association's Manufacturing Advisory Committee, regularly speaks at international conferences and is co-chair of this year's FDA/Xavier University sponsored Global Outsourcing Conference in Cincinnati. His specific interest is in helping drive industry improvements through the regulatory modernization frameworks of FDA and ICH Q8 - Q10. He believes that along with the regulatory guidelines, it is imperative that companies developing and selling drugs make a massive cultural and mindset shift to enable improvements to stick.
03:00. Johnny Vedmore from Wales will be talking about Big Pharma today with Hedley Rees whom he has spoken to a fair few times before and who is a fellow Welshman.
05:27. REES. Learned his skills outside of Pharma in electronics, automotive, and steel basic operations. He's a production engineer and joined a company in Bridgend, Wales in 1979 at Miles Laboratories, which was manufacturing Alka-Seltzer for Europe. We also made sterile injectables which are exactly what these injections are, these vaccines, and we made topical ointments in cream. We really were in the day when the factory made everything from start to finish. We'd buy the raw materials and then you convert them into the finished product and then you'd actually ship them to the pharmacies and clinics and even GP surgeries, so it's fully integrated. I'd spent 16 years there. I left in 1996 to join the biotech industry, British Biotech, and British biotech nearly brought the biotech industry to its knees because when I joined the share price was 27lb. They were bigger than rail track and W.H. Smith, and when I left the share price was about 12 piece
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