Book Review: The Medical-Pharmaceutical Killing Machine: Facing Facts Could Save Your Life

Author: Children’s Health Defense | Book review by Catherine Austin Fitts of the Solari Report

The Medical-Pharmaceutical Killing Machine—a new release by Children’s Health Defense, published by Skyhorse Publishing—sounds and looks dramatic (the cover image of a toe-tagged body pulls no punches), but its clear-sighted analysis of recent and historical trends in the medical-pharmaceutical space makes for compelling and necessary reading.

Here is what I wrote in my testimonial for the book jacket:

“As a former investment advisor, I am often shocked by what one medical lie can do to destroy a family’s finances. Our wealth is being steadily destroyed by medical lies in what I refer to as a ‘Great Poisoning.’ This is why the Solari Report devotes considerable resources to warning our subscribers

about the predatory ‘medical-pharmaceutical killing machine.’ Even if all it did was help connect dots between medical malfeasance and household finances, this deeply researched and elegantly written treatise would be worth the read. It does more, clarifying for possibly siloed readers the undeniable fact that Big Medicine and Big Pharma are not just profit centers. They function as levers to push depopulation and technocratic control agendas forward. To navigate risks, one must have a clear picture of reality. This book is an outstanding contribution.”

When I participated in a recent roundtable discussion about the book on CHD.TV, each panelist zeroed in on different contributions, including the book’s “symphonic,” “vivid,” and “extremely well-resourced” assemblage of essential history, its poignant descriptions of victim gaslighting, and its attention to and examples of how medicine gets away with being deadly. CHD’s Mary Holland noted that the book supplements its modest 200-page narrative with nearly 100 pages of endnotes, so that even if you consider yourself well-informed about medicine’s underbelly, you are sure to discover new details and insights.

Sadly, the book’s content is also up-to-the-minute, with a powerful chapter on assisted suicide and euthanasia that contextualizes the UK Parliament’s November 2024 vote to advance “assisted dying” legislation. As a conservative MP who voted against the bill said during the contentious debate, “[W]e can’t consider this just in terms of individual hard cases, but in terms of society as a whole. What sort of society are we?”

As I noted at the close of the CHD panel discussion, when a secret governance system operating significantly outside of the law is working toward building a control grid and uses health care trickery as one of its preferred marketing tools, transparency of the depth and breadth laid out in this book represents a powerful form of pushback.

Ultimately, the book is a call to get serious about taking charge of our own health and nutrition. We have seen that families who do so have great success in staying out of the killing zone. The good news is that, with the revolution in access to information, this is something every person and family can do.

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