Original Sources · Chapter 31

FOIA for Rick and Janet's Communications

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  1. 101:23:11

    Drug Products Containing Quinine for the Treatment and/or Prevention of Malaria for Over-the-Counter Human Use

    Federal Register / U.S. Food and Drug Administration · 1995 · Government/official doc

    1995 FDA tentative conclusion that OTC quinine for malaria is not safe/effective

  2. 201:23:46

    Lest We Forget (1946)

    U.S. Army Signal Corps footage · Internet Archive · 1946 · Video

    WWII archival footage

    Filmed 1945 at Buchenwald and Dachau after liberation (Capt. Ellis Carter, Lt. William Graf); released 1946. Internet Archive upload 2014.

Chapter transcript
  1. 01:22:06 Because she's a rheumatologist.
  2. 01:22:07 She would have known how safe the drug was.
  3. 01:22:10 She would have prescribed it herself.
  4. 01:22:12 We submitted a Freedom of Information Act request for communications between Rick Bright and Janet Woodcock and received a call from the FDA.
  5. 01:22:19 A request for communications is considered a complex track request.
  6. 01:22:23 And these requests are processed in date order priority,
  7. 01:22:26 and there are currently 1,100 in the queue.
  8. 01:22:29 Okay.
  9. 01:22:30 So you'd be looking at at least 24 months before this comes up for processing.
  10. 01:22:35 And incidentally,
  11. 01:22:36 in terms of safety,
  12. 01:22:38 Dr Woodcock was also directly involved in the approval of all of the opioids including OxyContin and Fentanyl over the last 25 years,
  13. 01:22:45 a class of drugs taken at home by average Americans and responsible for millions of deaths.
  14. 01:22:51 Additionally,
  15. 01:22:52 Janet Woodcock was also on the editorial board of the New England Journal of Medicine when it published the fraudulent Surgisphere study.
  16. 01:23:00 To make her head of the FDA,
  17. 01:23:02 it's not just putting the fox in the hen coop,
  18. 01:23:05 it's putting the devil in the--I mean,
  19. 01:23:07 I can't imagine a worse appointment than Janet Woodcock.
  20. 01:23:11 When researching quinine through the Federal Register,
  21. 01:23:14 we discovered that Janet Woodcock and the FDA have
  22. 01:23:16 been actively working to restrict the United States
  23. 01:23:19 citizens from access to quinine for at least 27 years.
  24. 01:23:22 Claiming in 1995,
  25. 01:23:24 the agency tentatively concludes that quinine is not safe for over-the-counter use and the treatment of malaria.
  26. 01:23:31 Remember,
  27. 01:23:31 Sinchona and quinine were crucial to nearly every military conflict in the history of American warfare.
  28. 01:23:37 On August 2, 1946
  29. 01:23:38 Sinchona alkaloids were considered requirements for the defense of the United States.
  30. 01:23:44 If the leaders of the FDA and BARDA had been alive during World War II,
  31. 01:23:48 the United States would have very likely lost the war.
  32. 01:23:51 Each accused became a cogwheel in a monstrous slaughter machine.

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