“…Instead, she(Milgram) favored the counsel of newly installed attorneys and data crunchers who work with her in an isolated part of the 12th floor of DEA headquarters known as “the bubble…”
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This article has been given with great thanks to the dedicated work of Claudia Merandi, Beth Schactman of the Doctor-Patient Forum, Jay Joshi, MD, Daily Remedy, Nancy Seefeldt, Bob Sheerin, Arnold Feldman, Steve Ariens American Pain and Disability Foundation and Jack Folson
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JEFFERSON BEAUREGARD SESSION’S: IMPLEMENTATION OF CREATIVE JUDICAL STRONG-ARMING OF HEALTHCARE PROVIDER AS THE FINAL SOULUTION OF HIS OPIOID ELIMINATION TOOL BOX PACKAGE
AUSA DAK KEYES OF ARKANSAS CLINICAL SOCIOPATHIC BEHAVIOUR ATTACK ON PAIN PATIENTS AND THEIR PHYSICIANS
That is “free money” that these Feds can put in their dept’s coffers to use/spend as they wish
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN DRUG-RELATED PROSECUTIONS (INCLUDING YOUR DOCTOR)
“THIS IS THE GREATEST MEDICAL SCANDAL IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICA”
JOSH BLOOM PH.D. writes: “FDA Must Act To Correct CDC’s 2016 Opioid Dosage Bungling.”
” It’s too little and far too late, but the FDA appears to be acting to correct the ignorance and ineptitude that was shoved down the collective throats of America’s pain patients in the form of the 2016 CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain.
Although neither the CDC nor its co-conspirators, Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing (PROP), possessed either the expertise or jurisdiction to set or regulate prescription drug policy, this didn’t stop the ill-conceived “guidelines” from becoming ill-conceived laws.
It is the bumbling CDC and the malevolent Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing (PROP) who are the primary culprits in establishing policies that have ultimately forced pain patients to suffer and die.
It’s well past time that they get out of the way and let competent physicians practice real science and medicine. Both legitimate pain sufferers and drug abusers have suffered ever since in the form of inhumane deprivation of pain relief and soaring overdose rates, respectively.”
DEA’s einstazgruppens RULING THROUGH INTIMIDATION
The DEA has ruled through intimidation by setting “arbitrary parameters and no clear guidelines,” according to Florida Pharmacist Association CEO Michael Jackson in the June 2017 Conference of the Florida A&M Alumni, New Orleans.
Richard “Red’ Lawhern states that the DEA enforcement t relies upon unproven, unscientific data that must be repudiated, and all persons charged, convicted, and imprisoned must be released, exonerated, and financially compensated.
DATA LIMITATIONS
Larry Aubry1 and B. Thomas Carr2 * reported “Data limitations have the potential for over or underestimating overdose deaths. The authors of a 2018 report, “Quantifying the Epidemic of Prescription Opioid Overdose Deaths,” with the CDC, acknowledged that systemic errors and omissions in the source data along with the CDC’s methodology for compiling drug-related mortality data “could significantly inflate (27)” prescription opioid overdose death estimates (27, 28).
In 2018, the CDC cut their estimates of prescription opioid deaths from 1999 to 2016 by 48,000 or 19.5%, with the 2016 estimates cut by more than 15,000 or 47.3% (27, 28).
Confounding factors impacting the accuracy of overdose deaths are that “multiple drugs are often involved” (27), the source of opioids detected in postmortem blood toxicity screens is not known (e.g., legally prescribed vs. illicitly obtained), among other issues (27, 28). With this occurrence and/or when multiple conditions result in an overdose death, a single sequence/cause will be documented based on the physician’s “best medical opinion (29).”
DEMAND FOR CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT OF DEA
THE MARCH OF THE DEA’s EINSTAZGRUPPENS
Through methodologies nearly identical in manner to Henrich Himmiler’s special SS Einstazgruppens, the DEA has been able to get away (evading the scrutiny of Congress) by using Civil Forfeiture and outright thievery to seize and steal the personal properties of healthcare providers during these raids of their homes and offices. (see raid on Anand)
DEA Agent caught having rummaging through personal property of Pronto Pharmacy Owner Norman J Clement The unidentified agent is suspected of having stolen his property (camcorder device)
ALL IS GRIST TO THE MILL
According to Arnold Feldman, MD, who had a model practice of Comprehensive Pain management and Surgery in Baton Rogue, Louisianna states,
“We were targeted and destroyed by a completely corrupted medical and law enforcement system, both working in concert using dubious Administrative Warrants without Judicial scrutiny as guaranteed under the 4th Amendment of the United States Constitution.
These amount to judgeless Warrant searches lacking probable cause. I was never arrested or Charged with anything, but these DEA gangsters destroyed my life and the thousands of people I served.
All disguised as “The War on Drugs” and a system that generates tremendous profits for prosecutors, defense attorneys, and the Medical school-to-prison industrial complex.
All is grist to the mill, notwithstanding the “*50* YEARS OF ABUSE & FAILURE” of DEA, which has become a ruthless free-wheeling rogue component of the United States Government.
In this case, their history not only rhymes, it raps. In a comparison of Anne Milgram’s management of DEA to that of J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI, their histories, when joined together, “gangster raps.
DEA undercover agent destroys Prontopharmacy camera systems
MIlgram’s Bubble
MANDATE TO CLEAN HOUSE
“With a tough New Jersey bravado and data-driven “Moneyball” approach to the war on drugs, the 52-year-old Milgram came to the DEA nearly two years ago with a mandate to clean house.
But the Biden appointee quickly ruffled feathers by pushing out several career DEA officials she viewed as part of a cliquish culture that allowed misconduct to flourish. Instead, she favored the counsel of newly installed attorneys and data crunchers who work with her in an isolated part of the 12th floor of DEA headquarters known as “the bubble.”
Milgram has also made a point to show zero tolerance for sexual misconduct and racism in the ranks, warning agents they may now be fired for certain first offenses — a departure from previous administrations.
One of her first actions was ordering an external review of the DEA’s sprawling foreign operations, which spans 69 countries.
It came in the wake of the high-profile arrest of José Irizarry, a disgraced agent now serving a 12-year federal prison sentence after confessing to laundering money for Colombian drug cartels and skimming millions from asset seizures and informants to fund an international joyride of fine dining, parties, and prostitutes.”
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FORBES: Why The Feds Are Raiding Tech Companies For Medical Records
How much medical data can they get?
A senior writer at Forbes covering cybercrime, privacy, and surveillance.
“….In January last year, DrChrono provided 9.3GB of medical records, amounting to 8,316 files, from the Gaby Medical Clinic in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
A screenshot of a search warrant document shows DrChrono providing more than 8,000 files of medical … [+]Forbes Media
In that case, the Drug Enforcement Administration was investigating two doctors—Donald Hinderliter and Cecil Gaby—over claims they were giving out large quantities of potent drugs like Oxycodone and Xanax. The DEA had heard from witnesses that some patients had suffered fatal overdoses. (Both Hinderliter and Gaby have pleaded guilty to charges of distributing controlled substances and are awaiting sentencing).”
MILGRAM’S MONEY BALLING OF DR. NEIL ANAND, MD
In a separate case, in July 2019, Dr. Chrono supplied the government with records related to Neil Anand’s Pennsylvania-based practise. He was being investigated for handing out “goody bags” of drugs to patients who didn’t need or ask for them. He’s since pleaded not guilty to all charges of healthcare fraud and conspiracy to distribute controlled substances.
Are my medical records being sold without my knowledge?
According to Dr Deborah Peel, founder and president of Patient Privacy Rights, companies like DrChrono can and will aggregate and sell your data. “The data holders now control our health data,” she warns.
Looking at the DrChrono privacy policy, it certainly reserves some rights to sell users’ information. Still, it does say: “We do not rent, sell or share personal information about you with other people or non-affiliated companies for their direct marketing purposes unless we have your permission.” A closer read indicates it does reserve the right to sell data to affiliated companies or to anyone for non-direct marketing purposes.“
PROBABILITY MATHEMATICS
According to Walter R. Clement;
“What the DEA is doing is applying probability mathematics. Probability is a mathematical tool used to study randomness. It deals with the chance of an event occurring. Through this agency’s application of probability statistical mathematics, the DEA uses its ARCOS as an instigation tool to identify the diversion of controlled substances into illicit channels of distribution.
What this federal agency is doing is monitoring “the point of sales from the point of manufacture through commercial distribution channels to the point of sale or distribution at the dispensing/retail level – hospitals, retail pharmacies, practitioners, mid-level practitioners, and teaching institutions.” In essence, this agency monitors and prosecutes medical professionals for performing their licence medical fiduciary responsibilities on patients.
The trouble with probability mathematics is if a doctor is good and performs exemplary service, medical professionals would be targeted despite his or her professional services.
For example, with the DEA ARCOS system, when a doctor or pharmacist orders a class 2 medication, the DEA knows the exact number of the medication ordered. With the DEA ARCOS system, the agency knows when the doctor’s prescription is and who by name receives the prescription. The agency knows when the pharmacist filled the prescription and by name who received the amount and type of class 2 medications.
It has been clearly seen that his agency applies geographic enforcement tactics to identify diversion of controlled substances and illicit channels of distribution using probability and statistics.
When we examine the charges placed against medical professionals, we can clearly see the application of the ARCOS system when the agency writes within their affidavit, “C.F.R. § 1306.04(a) (emphasis added). A pharmacist violates this provision only if the pharmacist “knowingly fill[s]” a “purported” prescription—i.e., a prescription that was not written, “in the usual course of professional treatment.”
To analyze and establish probability mathematics that a licensed professional and state “mis-practicing pharmacist “knowingly fill[s]” a “purported’” prescription—i.e., a prescription that was not written, “in the usual course of professional treatment.” This statement clearly establishes that the agents apply circumstantial analytical evidence to substantiate a violation.
By using the ARCOS system, each DEA understood well in advance how their system tracks and identifies each prescription who received the medication, and how much medication was provided to the patient.
The DEA is applying inferential statistics, the null hypothesis that two possibilities are the same. If a pharmacist orders 6000 class oxycodone pills, the DEA approves the reception of the medication. In fact, the DEA approves the shipment and authorizes the reception of the medication at the pharmacy.
However, with their knowledge of their approval for the pharmacist to receive the medication, the DEA often calls a pharmacy ‘pill mills…”
“Distributors report sales of Schedule, I, II and some III opioid-based medications to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) for its database, known as the Automation of Reports and Consolidated Orders System (ARCOS). From the point of manufacturing through commercial distribution to delivery to DEA- and state-registered pharmacies, hospitals and other healthcare providers.”
It should be made clear in the DEA, they apply its ARCOS system data analytical reports, such as reports must be provided within or attached the investigative reports. No citizen should ever be subjected to inferential statistical investigatory tools and be subjected to governmental enforcement.
“…in using statistics, the government now has the road map to switch from knowledge to deeds…”
Richard Khorer, Adolf Hitler’s statistician
ARCOS BIAS
By speculation along the DEA reviews computerized data that they have previously approved and applies that information to subjugate African-American medical professionals. With the use of computerized data, they base their reasoning of criminal activity on the belief that criminal activity was occurring through the perceptions of their economic growth and not reality. Fifteen license medical professionals were identified. Each of these facilities were raided by the DEA drug trafficking and diversion or DOs for healthcare fraud.
The main focus of the DEA actions was a review of their ARCOS system. Each of these medical facilities were operating according to medical, state and federal standards. Based on their academic achievements and business knowledge.
The results of their business growth triggered a criminal investigation of their accumulated “transactions which are then summarized into reports, which give investigators in Federal and state government agencies information which can be used to identify diversion of controlled substances into illicit channels of distribution.”
The Art Behind Final Solutions;
“…in using statistics, the government now has the road map to switch from knowledge to deeds…”
Richard Khorer, Adolf Hitler’s statistician
SELECTIVELY TARGETING BASED ON RACIAL BIAS
To use the ARCOS system as a tool to identify target successfully growing license African American medical facilities who practices and conduct successful medical practice that provides good, and mannered customer service, as a source of diversion of controlled substances into illicit channels of distribution.
Dr. Clarence Verdell, MD of Voorhees, NJ., a psychiatrist for 28 years who treated patients addicted to opioids with an FDA approved medication, became the subject of another DEA investigation. Served 1 day Federal Prison because scoffed at DOJ Indictment
When the DEA use their computer system and develops a suspicious element that criminal activity is taking place, they then apply a multitude of charges to support their assertion that the medical facility is source of diversion of controlled substances into illicit channels of distribution. All this is done despite the professionalism and legal standards each facility conducts.
These acts by the DEA occurs throughout the country upon Asian-Americans, India-Americans, African-Americans licensed medical facilities.
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VIDEO DEMONSTRATING AUSA DAK KEYES IS A CLINICAL SOCIO-PATH
US Attorney Dak Keyes 2019 Arkansas Drug Prevention Summit Hot Springs, AR – In this video, the US Attorney discusses how doctors are lied to by patients and then goes on to describe how, if the government can’t shut you down for prescribing, they will find other “inventive” charges to make, like fraud. This proves that the government no longer cares if the purpose of prescribing is valid, as that is difficult to prove, but, in the absence of true probable cause, will find an excuse to cease records and invent something to charge them with.
