01/17/25 Opioid Crisis Exposed: From Big Pharma to Ancient Babylonian Control

In this episode of the Ted & Austin Broer Show, the hosts analyze a controversial new bill aimed at combating the opioid epidemic while exploring its historical and spiritual implications. The discussion opens with a critical examination of the $1.5 billion legislation, particularly questioning the allocation of $900 million for medication-assisted treatments like methadone and buprenorphine.

The hosts challenge the logic of treating opioid addiction with different opioids, comparing it to suggesting alcoholics switch from hard liquor to beer. They highlight the bill's invasive aspects, including requirements for the US Postal Service to track all incoming foreign packages, raising significant privacy concerns.

The conversation explores the dramatic increase in heroin usage from 250,000 users in 2000 to 4.5 million today, connecting it to record-breaking opium crops in Afghanistan. The hosts discuss natural alternatives like kratom, 5-HTP, and B complex supplements, criticizing the bill's failure to consider these options while favoring pharmaceutical solutions.

A significant portion delves into historical and religious contexts, drawing parallels between the current opioid crisis and historical opium use in China. The hosts examine the role of criminal banking cartels, discussing connections between the CIA and Vatican Bank in money laundering operations.

The episode extends into an analysis of ancient Canaanite practices and their modern manifestations through various institutions and belief systems. The hosts explore the historical influence of secret societies and their impact on contemporary social structures and policies.

Throughout the show, Ted and Austin maintain their commitment to exposing underlying causes while offering natural solutions to address addiction and its societal impacts.