THE RUTHLESS TARGETING AND PERSECUTIONS OF SUCCESSFUL INDIAN ORIGIN DOCTORS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA LED BY D.E.A. AND PRIVATE INSURERS, “…OH SAY CAN YOU SEE BY THE DAWNS EARLY LIGHTS…” (version 3.5)

NORMAN J CLEMENT , RPH, DDS, NORMAN L. CLEMENT PHARM-TECH, MALACHI F. MACKANDAL PHARMD, BELINDA BROWN-PARKER, IN THE SPIRIT OF JOSEPH SOLVO ESQ., INC.T. SPIRIT OF REV. IN THE SPIRIT OF WALTER R. CLEMENT BS., MS, MBA. HARVEY JENKINS MD, PH.D., IN THE SPIRIT OF C.T. VIVIAN, JELANI ZIMBABWE CLEMENT, BS., MBA., IN THE SPIRIT OF THE HON. PATRICE LUMUMBA, IN THE SPIRIT OF ERLIN CLEMENT SR., EVELYN J. CLEMENT, WALTER F. WRENN III., MD., JULIE KILLINGSWORTH, RENEE BLARE, RPH, DR. TERENCE SASAKI, MD LESLY POMPY MD., CHRISTOPHER RUSSO, MD., NANCY SEEFELDT, WILLIE GUINYARD BS., JOSEPH WEBSTER MD., MBA, BEVERLY C. PRINCE MD., FACS., NEIL ARNAND, MD., RICHARD KAUL, MD., LEROY BAYLOR, JAY K. JOSHI MD., MBA, ADRIENNE EDMUNDSON, ESTER HYATT PH.D., WALTER L. SMITH BS., IN THE SPIRIT OF BRAHM FISHER ESQ., MICHELE ALEXANDER MD., CUDJOE WILDING BS, MARTIN NJOKU, BS., RPH., IN THE SPIRIT OF DEBRA LYNN SHEPHERD, BERES E. MUSCHETT, STRATEGIC ADVISORS

NARRATED

BY

DR. RICHARD KAUL, MD

This document outlines an alleged corporate-government conspiracy targeting successful Indian doctors in the United States, particularly concerning the D.E.A., and the insurance industry’s financial motivations. It describes a decade-long scheme to target and criminalize ethnic minority physicians, often for purported medical errors, which the authors contend is a form of regulatory racism. The text introduces a documentary series aiming to raise public awareness about these grave injustices and ultimately effect change, including the release of incarcerated innocent physicians. It emphasizes that these actions are criminal acts by the for-profit American insurance industry, rather than legitimate legal processes.

On July 10, 2023, Indian physicians discussed an almost decade-plus-long scheme orchestrated by the American insurance industry and certain governmental agencies/persons.

PART ONE of the documentary series frames the issues with oftentimes heart-wrenching stories of healers who have been criminalized by a corporate-government conspiracy, not dissimilar to that witnessed in the Steven Donziger case.

THE COLOR OF REGULATORY INDICTMENT

Safe healthcare delivery currently faces unprecedented challenges in the United States, the United Kingdom, and globally. This arises partly from a rising involvement of criminal law in the investigation of medical errors, apparently conflicting with the need to respect a duty of “candor”.

As a result, doctors especially those of color, face enormous pressures in fear of being blamed for medical errors.

PART ONE of the documentary series frames the issues with oftentimes heart-wrenching stories of healers who have been criminalized by a corporate-government conspiracy, not dissimilar to that witnessed in the Steven Donziger case.

Late United States Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshal wrote;

“[t]he basic purpose of FOIA is to ensure an informed citizenry, vital to the functioning of a democratic society, needed to check against corruption and to hold the governors accountable to the governed.”

What is the “Isolation Forest” algorithm, and how is it used in medical surveillance?

Isolation Forest is a machine learning algorithm, developed by data scientists and deployed by companies with ties to government surveillance, used for anomaly detection. It works by constructing multiple binary trees to isolate outliers (physicians whose prescribing patterns deviate from the statistical mean) by measuring how quickly a data point can be separated from the rest.

This algorithm processes over 50 “risk factors” related to prescribing patterns (e.g., geographic distances, prescription quantities, payment methods, drug combinations, temporal analysis) to generate an “Anomaly Risk Score.”

The DEA then uses these scores to flag physicians for federal investigation, providing an “impermissible evidentiary shortcut” that criminalizes medical decisions based on statistical correlations rather than individualized proof of criminal intent or patient harm.

The medical surveillance system operates through multiple layers. It begins with primary data collection, where every prescription filled generates data points that feed into federal databases, creating a “digital fingerprint” of each physician’s practice.

This data is then subjected to algorithmic processing by Isolation Forest, which continuously generates and updates anomaly scores. High anomaly scores trigger targeting and investigation by the DEA, often involving covert surveillance.

Finally, these algorithms provide prosecution support, with government experts testifying that anomaly scores demonstrate criminal intent during trials. The system is characterized by its comprehensive monitoring, its ability to flag physicians based purely on statistical deviation, and its transformation of medical decisions into mathematical calculations.

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The purpose of PART ONE and TWO of the documentary series is to raise public awareness of the grave injustices being committed against innocent ethnic minority physicians that, although perpetrated in the name of the United States, are the criminal acts of the for-profit American insurance industry. The ultimate goal, however, is to effect change, have innocent physicians released from jail, and bring an end to these injustices.

“…OUR HARD WORK IS BEING CRIMINALIZED…”

….Bhaskar Savani, DMD

Drs. Bhaskar Savani, Shiva Akula and Neil Anand detail how the scheme continues to be perpetrated against principally successful Indian physicians to whom the insurance industry owes money and whose incarceration equates to increased corporate profits.

These hardworking Indian doctors, once they become successful, are portrayed as criminals who came to this country to steal the American dollar as if they contributed to this country.

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Mangoes of India

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Study Guide: Persecution of Indian Doctors in the United States

I. Overview of the Source Material

The provided text, “THE RUTHLESS PERSECUTIONS OF SUCCESSFUL INDIAN DOCTORS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA “…OH SAY CAN YOU SEE BY THE DAWNS EARLY LIGHTS…” – youarewithinthenorms,” describes an alleged systematic persecution of successful Indian physicians in the U.S. This persecution is attributed to a “corporate-government conspiracy” primarily involving the American insurance industry and certain governmental agencies. The article frames this issue as a “regulatory indictment” where doctors, especially those of color, are criminalized for medical errors, often leading to false accusations of being “drug dealers in white coats” during the “opioid false crisis.” The document highlights the goal of raising public awareness to effectuate change and secure the release of innocent physicians.

II. Key Themes and Arguments

• Corporate-Government Conspiracy: The central argument is that the American insurance industry and certain government agencies are colluding to criminalize successful Indian doctors.
• Regulatory Racism/Racial Targeting: The persecution disproportionately affects “doctors of color,” specifically successful Indian physicians, who are falsely accused of criminal acts.
• Financial Motivation: The insurance industry allegedly profits from the incarceration of these doctors, as it allows them to avoid paying money owed to these practitioners.
• False “Opioid Crisis” Narrative: The “opioid false crisis” is used as a pretext to target and persecute doctors, portraying them as “drug dealers” even when they are board-certified and providing legitimate care.
• Undermining Public Trust in Healthcare: The criminalization of medical errors and the fear of blame create unprecedented challenges for safe healthcare delivery.
• Call to Action: The documentary series (referenced in the article) aims to raise public awareness, secure the release of innocent physicians, and effectuate systemic change.
• Violation of Democratic Principles: The article implicitly argues that this persecution undermines the “informed citizenry” and accountability vital to a democratic society, echoing Justice Thurgood Marshall’s sentiments on FOIA.

HOW THE OPIOID BACKLASH WENT WRONG

III. Structure and Purpose of the Document

The source material is presented as an advocacy piece, likely from a blog or website (“youarewithinthenorms”), featuring a strong stance against perceived injustices. It includes:

• A strong, provocative title: Immediately sets the tone and introduces the central conflict.
• List of collaborators/strategic advisors: Establishes a sense of collective effort and authority.
• Narration credit: Indicates a multimedia component (documentary).
• Summary of the alleged scheme: Provides the core premise.
• Quotations from key figures: Such as Justice Thurgood Marshall, to lend weight and philosophical underpinning to the argument for transparency and accountability.
• Specific examples of persecuted doctors: Drs. Bhaskar Savani, Shiva Akula, and Neil Anand, to personalize the narrative and illustrate the impact.
• Multimedia links: Suggests the document is part of a larger campaign (documentary series on YouTube/LinkedIn).
• Call for donations: Indicates a practical goal for supporting legal defense.
• References to related topics: “How the Opioid Backlash Went Wrong,” further contextualizing the argument.
• Categorization and tags: Reveal the main themes and keywords associated with the content.

IV. Quiz

Instructions: Answer each question in 2-3 sentences.

1. What is the primary accusation made in the source material regarding the persecution of Indian doctors in the U.S.?
2. Which two entities are alleged to be orchestrating this scheme?
3. What is cited as a key motivation for the alleged persecution by the insurance industry?
4. According to the text, how are successful Indian doctors often portrayed after they achieve success?
5. What challenges does “safe healthcare delivery” face in the U.S. and globally, according to the article?
6. What is the stated purpose of Parts One and Two of the documentary series mentioned?
7. Which U.S. Supreme Court Justice is quoted, and what is the essence of their quote as applied to the article’s argument?
8. Name at least two specific Indian doctors mentioned in the text who are allegedly facing persecution.
9. How does the article connect the alleged persecution to the “Opioid False Crisis”?
10. What is the ultimate goal the authors hope to achieve by raising public awareness?

V. Quiz Answer Key

1. The primary accusation is that successful Indian doctors in the U.S. are being ruthlessly persecuted through a decade-plus-long scheme. This scheme is orchestrated by the American insurance industry and certain governmental agencies.
2. The two entities alleged to be orchestrating this scheme are the American insurance industry and specific governmental agencies/persons. These entities are accused of a “corporate-government conspiracy.”
3. A key motivation cited for the alleged persecution by the insurance industry is financial gain. The text suggests that the incarceration of successful Indian doctors equates to increased corporate profits for insurance companies, likely by avoiding payments owed to them.
4. Once they become successful, these hardworking Indian doctors are often portrayed as criminals who came to the country to steal American dollars. This narrative falsely suggests they have not contributed to the country.
5. Safe healthcare delivery currently faces unprecedented challenges due to the rising involvement of criminal law in the investigation of medical errors. This creates enormous pressure and fear among doctors, especially those of color, of being blamed for errors.
6. The stated purpose of Parts One and Two of the documentary series is to raise public awareness of the grave injustices being committed against innocent ethnic minority physicians. The series aims to expose these acts, which are attributed to the for-profit American insurance industry.
7. Late United States Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall is quoted, emphasizing that the basic purpose of FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) is to ensure an informed citizenry. This is vital to check against corruption and hold governors accountable, a principle the article suggests is being undermined.
8. Drs. Bhaskar Savani, Shiva Akula, and Neil Anand are specifically mentioned in the text as doctors allegedly facing persecution. Dr. Neil Anand is noted as an anesthesiologist “facing 780 years prison persecution.”
9. The article connects the alleged persecution to the “Opioid False Crisis” by stating that the crisis is used as a pretext. Doctors like Dr. Neil Anand, who are board-certified, are being “called a drug dealer in a white coat” within this narrative, suggesting false accusations under the guise of an opioid crackdown.
10. The ultimate goal the authors hope to achieve by raising public awareness is to effectuate change, have innocent physicians released from jail, and cause the injustices to cease. They seek to end the criminal acts perpetrated in the name of the United States.

VI. Essay Format Questions

1. Analyze the concept of “regulatory indictment” as presented in the source material. How does the article argue that this phenomenon disproportionately affects “doctors of color,” and what are the alleged consequences for both individual physicians and the healthcare system?
2. Discuss the role of the American insurance industry in the alleged “corporate-government conspiracy.” What specific motivations are attributed to the insurance industry, and how does their involvement contribute to the criminalization of physicians?
3. Evaluate the effectiveness of the rhetorical strategies employed in the source material to convey its message. Consider the use of strong language, specific examples, and appeals to authority (e.g., Justice Thurgood Marshall) in shaping the reader’s understanding and response.
4. How does the “Opioid False Crisis” narrative, as described in the article, serve as a tool for the alleged persecution of doctors? Discuss the implications of this narrative for medical practice and public perception of healthcare providers.
5. Beyond the immediate call for releasing innocent physicians, what broader systemic changes does the article implicitly or explicitly advocate for to address the issues raised? Refer to the document’s emphasis on transparency, accountability, and the “informed citizenry.”

VII. Glossary of Key Terms

• Corporate-Government Conspiracy: An alleged secret plan or agreement between private corporations (specifically the American insurance industry) and governmental agencies or individuals to achieve a malicious or unlawful end, in this case, the persecution of doctors.
• Regulatory Indictment: The process by which regulatory bodies, often in conjunction with criminal law enforcement, bring charges or take actions against individuals (like doctors) under the guise of regulation, which the article argues is used for unjust persecution.
• Ethnic Minority Physicians: Doctors who belong to racial or ethnic groups that are minorities within a given population, with the text specifically focusing on Indian doctors.
• Opioid False Crisis: The article’s assertion that the “opioid crisis” has been mischaracterized or exaggerated to serve as a pretext for other agendas, specifically the targeting and criminalization of legitimate doctors.
• Subject Matter Cocksuckers: A highly pejorative term used in the article’s tags, likely referring to individuals or entities that are subservient to or exploit specific areas of knowledge or influence, particularly in a corrupt manner.
• Duty of Candor: The ethical and professional obligation for medical professionals to be open and honest with patients when something has gone wrong with their treatment, which the article suggests is in conflict with the fear of criminalization for errors.
• FOIA (Freedom of Information Act): A federal law that provides the public the right to request access to records from any federal agency. Justice Thurgood Marshall’s quote connects its purpose to ensuring an informed citizenry and holding governors accountable.
• Informed Citizenry: A population that is knowledgeable about societal issues, government actions, and political processes, deemed vital for the functioning of a democratic society by Justice Thurgood Marshall.
• Pill Mills: A derogatory term for medical practices or clinics that are suspected of over-prescribing controlled substances, especially opioids, often without legitimate medical necessity; the article implies this term is falsely applied to legitimate doctors.
• Judicial Misconduct: Improper or unethical conduct by a judge, which is listed as a cat