I dropped my guard when I glanced at the Martin Shkreli story in 2015.
Instead of reversing the toxic legacy media narrative, I foolishly took the barrage of incendiary stories and unfairly pegged him as parasitic hedge fund manager in the most corrupt business sector on the planet of Pharmaceuticals. He substantially raised prices on an anti parasitic drug from US$13.50 to $750 a pill for an analog of Ivermectin that the corrupt news media and big pharma lied about during the CoVID scamdemic. Martin was singled out by the neoliberal media for his 2 minutes of Orwellian mainstream media global hate. He made the mistake of mocking Hillary Clinton who pulled strings in the Department of Justice on him with juicy optics for the 'Democratic' party believers of the news media. They singled out a poster boy for predator capitalism. Naturally Democratic supporters aren't interested in her real views...
I was lucky enough to revisit his story as Tucker Carlson who was fired from FOX News interviewed him on the X platform I am suspended on and unable to use ever again. That's why it's Youtube I've embedded above. Dumb as 'a' rock move Elon. You're driving traffic to this site as people don't understand why I'm more of a threat to you and your AI management suite than far right anti semitic Zionist and English intelligence asset Tommy Robinson AKA Stephen Christopher Yaxley.
What I learned in the Tucker interview is that Martin Shkreli has been contacted by far left Crypto fraud Sam Bankman Fried for advice on how to survive in prison. It's worth watching because the answer has incentivised me to dispense with my longstanding bias against celebrities and celebrity news, so my focus on the advice of Mr Shkreli, is going to be celebrity rap stars and their music. I'm quite excited because I already know something about Doja Cat that most people have mistaken views on.
That's the occulted information in the title that I will expand upon.
The main reason I'm posting Martin Shkreli's interview is because he shares with us that his time in prison, while unpalatable on the whole, 'was' one of the most educational experiences he ever had, and he came through it with flying colours. He's a polymath, a likeable character and deeply spiritual view on existence and consciousness. There's nothing more I like, than admitting I was wrong and changing my view and being able to publish it so there's no confusion with respect to chronological documentation, and claims I've 'stated' here.
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