Doctors Accused of Trading Opioid Prescriptions for Sex & Cash
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The only reason these drugs were restricted in the first place, was because they were becoming too great of a competition to cartel supplied street drugs, suddenly addicts didnt need the corner drug dealer to get their fix, and instead went to doctors or pharmacies, the DEA put a quick stop to that though (aiding and abetting criminal organizations...talk about a real govt collusion and conspiracy case!!!)
The only reason these drugs were restricted in the first place, was because they were becoming too great of a competition to cartel supplied street drugs, suddenly addicts didnt need the corner drug dealer to get their fix, and instead went to doctors or pharmacies, the DEA put a quick stop to that though (aiding and abetting criminal organizations...talk about a real govt collusion and conspiracy case!!!)
Bet you also think those little blue markers you see on our highways are there to guide the UN troops to take over the US, the moon landing was a hoax, and the earth is actually flat!
That's happened throughout the years...not just now. These so called doctors make it hard for people like me who uses an opioid for chronic back pain...
When you go to a drug & pharmaceutical trade show and these doctors are invited to a private room surrounded by sales people in high heels and dressed like adult film stars then you have an industry problem. The doctors are being pressured to prescribe and lucrative opioids in exchange for money and sexual favors. Not many men even doctors can resist human nature.
The only reason these drugs were restricted in the first place, was because they were becoming too great of a competition to cartel supplied street drugs, suddenly addicts didnt need the corner drug dealer to get their fix, and instead went to doctors or pharmacies, the DEA put a quick stop to that though (aiding and abetting criminal organizations...talk about a real govt collusion and conspiracy case!!!)
Not sure if this is what happened, but we know for a fact that the cartels are connected to the DEA not sure if it goes up to the top, but they're definitely connected. Everytime something new breaks out they do this, and it does somehow give the cartels more and more power Everytime! The drug cartels are bugger, and more powerful than they've ever been.
Bet you also think those little blue markers you see on our highways are there to guide the UN troops to take over the US, the moon landing was a hoax, and the earth is actually flat!
Nah, I just saw alot when I was using dope back in those days, when the 2012 prescription drug laws took effect, I had a bunch of friends that were dealers, I saw SOOOO much heroin coming in weeks before the laws took effect, I watched prices go down (specifically for this time frame), I saw numerous ex-pill addicts, making the switch to heroin as a result of the drug laws.
This was planned well ahead of time, the drug cartels knew they were about to get a whole lot more customers, and this could not have happened without alot of help by the DEA.
Dealers were killing it in those days too, one person I knew, made close to $28K in one 7 day period, but they were only getting 3-4 hours sleep per day, the rest of the time, they were 'filling orders' and making deliveries. It was nuts to see all this go down, of course, prices didnt stay low for too long!! LOL When I finally quit and got into a Suboxone doctor, heroin was around $150-180 per gram (more valuable than gold).
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