What the Maker of Ozempic Doesn't Want You to Know: It's Bankrupting America

One miracle drug could create a fiscal crisis in America. Ozempic could end obesity...bankrupt Medicare, blow up state budgets and increase premiums for everyone. 

It’s because Big Pharma is ripping us off. The drug costs $936 in the US—but nearly 10x less everywhere else.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

DECEPTIVE PRICING EXPOSED — Hidden Grocery Store SCAM You’re Not Supposed to See!

Image
  Are grocery stores quietly scamming us at checkout? In this video, I expose how deceptive pricing and underweight food packaging are ripping off millions of shoppers. From pre-weighed meats to butter sticks, frozen burritos, canned tuna, bacon, deli meat, salmon, bagged bacon bits, and even M&Ms, the numbers just don’t add up. Consumers across TikTok have been weighing their groceries at home — and finding that what’s inside often weighs less than the label promises. This isn’t just shrinkflation — it’s misleading labeling, false advertising, and deceptive grocery pricing that’s costing everyday people money without them even realizing it. In this investigative breakdown, we’ll look at: -How grocery stores and food manufacturers manipulate weight labels and unit pricing -Real viral TikTok clips showing shoppers catching deceptive packaging in real time What you can do to protect yourself, spot hidden price discrepancies, and report retail scams before you get shorted at the s...
Read more

Literacy Crisis: Kids Acting Like Dopamine Addicts, Teachers Warn and Quit

Image
 Why are so many kids struggling to read? Are they in a state of dopamine withdrawal at school?  Teachers give shocking testimonies about the inability of many students to read. What is the effect of constant exposure to media on their phones?  Many teachers are sounding the alarm, worried that students are falling behind in one of the most important skills of all—reading. From early elementary to high school, educators are noticing gaps in literacy that affect every subject. 
Read more