I have been driving toward this conclusion about Government and Science for 35 years, by Jon Rappoport

It started in 1987 with my first book, AIDS INC., Scandal of the Century.

Among its evidence-based bottom lines: What was being called AIDS was not one condition or syndrome; HIV was not the cause or a cause of illness; the test for HIV was a flawed fraud.

Because that book was mainly about science, I didn’t emphasize the role of government funding and support for AIDS research and treatment.

One of my next major targets was psychiatry. Based on the breakthrough research of Dr. Peter Breggin, I made the case for psychiatry as an entirely fraudulent science.

None of the roughly 300 official mental disorders was backed up by a defining physical diagnostic test. No blood, urine, hair test. No brain scan or genetic assay.

Every one of these so-called disorders was a label pointing to a cluster of behaviors arbitrarily assembled by committees of psychiatrists. And the drugs for treatment were toxic.

I didn’t spend many pages emphasizing the role of government funding, research, and legislation in maintaining and expanding the presence and influence of psychiatry.

There were other projects. For instance, my coverage of Dr. Barbara Starfield’s breakthrough review, in 2000, which revealed the shocking extent of medically caused death in America.

Of course, the government’s support and funding for this destruction was (and is) a key.

The pattern is obvious. Fake science; government support.

But now, think about this all-star lineup of so-called science: