INDIA FIRST . SATYA DARSHAN . ASHUTOSH
Before We Begin—A Question to Make You Think
How many people in your grandparents’ and great-grandparents’ generation suffered from diabetes?
How many from cancer?
How many from high blood pressure?
You know the answer.
That generation—which had neither MRIs, nor chemotherapy, nor expensive medications—was far healthier than we are.
Why?
This very question forms the foundation of this entire article.
And to find the answer, we must travel back 150 years. Back to that one day—when a black liquid gushed forth from the earth, and the world changed forever.
Part One: The World That Was—When Medicine Lay in Nature
For thousands of years, humanity sought healing from nature.
India: Ayurveda — The *Charaka Samhita* and *Sushruta Samhita*. A system of medicine dating back 5,000 years—tested, proven, and refined over generations.
Greece: Hippocrates — hailed as the “Father of Medicine.” He famously declared:
“Let food be thy medicine, and medicine be thy food.”
The Arab World: Ibn Sina’s *Al-Qanun fi al-Tibb* (The Canon of Medicine) — written in 1025 AD. It remained a standard text in European medical schools until the 17th century.
China: A traditional system of medicine spanning 3,000 years.
All these traditions shared one common thread: Medicine was accessible. It was affordable. It was local.
Neem, Turmeric, Ashwagandha, Triphala, Ginger, Tulsi — these were staples in every household.
They bore no patents.
Consequently, they yielded no profits.
And for that very reason—it became necessary to eradicate them.
Part Two: 1859 — The Day That Changed the World
Pennsylvania, USA. August 27, 1859.
A man named Edwin Drake drilled the first commercial oil well.
The World Before That Day:
Energy was derived from wood and coal. Medicines, from herbs. The economy rested upon agriculture. Society was intertwined with nature.
After That Day:
Petroleum was discovered. And with it emerged a new mindset—”This will not merely serve as fuel; it will be used to create *everything*.”
Whose idea was this?
It belonged to one man—a man named John Davidson Rockefeller.
Part Three: Rockefeller—The Man Who Bought the World’s Medical System
John Davidson Rockefeller.
The founding of Standard Oil in 1870.
By 1880, he controlled 90 percent of America’s oil refining operations.
What remained after the refining process was: coal tar.
A thick, black, foul-smelling waste product.
Chemical researchers discovered that synthetic compounds could be created from coal tar. These compounds could be used to produce dyes. And from these very substances, certain chemicals could be synthesized that were capable of killing bacteria.
Rockefeller realized: the “waste” generated from oil—could be transformed into “medicine” and sold.
This was the insight that laid the foundation of the modern pharmaceutical industry.
The business logic was straightforward:
Sell oil — profit.
Manufacture synthetic drugs from oil byproducts — even more profit.
Patent those drugs — a monopoly.
And from that monopoly, unlimited profit.
But there was a problem.
People were already curing themselves using neem and turmeric.
Why would they need to buy synthetic drugs?
A solution was devised: buy out the entire medical system.
Part Four: 1910 — The Flexner Report: The Systematic Murder of Knowledge
This is the least discussed, yet most significant, document in modern history.
The Rockefeller and Carnegie Foundations hired Abraham Flexner.
The task was: to “inspect” all medical schools in the United States and Canada.
The Report’s Conclusions:
The only form of medicine deemed a “valid science” was that which was based on synthetic petrochemical drugs, measurable in a laboratory, and adherent to the germ theory of disease.
Everything else was labeled: “Quackery.” “Unscientific.” “Dangerous.”
The Result — Between 1910 and 1935:
Medical schools: Dropped from 162 to 31.
Homeopathy schools: Dropped from 22 to 2.
Botanical medicine schools: Shut down completely.
Naturopathy: Shut down.
Ayurveda and traditional medicine: Declared “primitive.”
What was the strategy?
No outright bans were imposed.
Instead, the Rockefeller and Carnegie Foundations simply awarded grants worth millions of dollars to the “approved” schools. The others received nothing. Deprived of funding, they eventually shut down on their own.
This was a killing executed not with a gun—but with money.
The real reason, in a single line:
Neem cannot be patented. Turmeric cannot be patented. Synthetic drugs *can* be patented. A patent means a monopoly. A monopoly means unlimited profit.
That is why thousands of years of accumulated knowledge were deemed “unscientific.”
That is why petroleum waste products became “modern medicine.”
Part Five: How the Medical System Was Transformed — A Chronology
1847: Establishment of the American Medical Association
This organization was officially created to establish standards for medical practitioners.
However, following the Flexner Report, its true function underwent a transformation.
The AMA established a “Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry,” which determined which medications were to be deemed “approved.”
Pharmaceutical companies were required to place advertisements in the AMA’s journals in order to obtain this approval.
In essence, any company that paid the AMA would see its medication approved.
This constituted a documented conflict of interest.
1910–1930: The Dominance of Petrochemical Medicine In 1897, the Bayer company synthesized aspirin from coal tar.
That very same Bayer company created heroin in 1898—marketing it as a “safe remedy” for coughs.
Operating on this very model, petrochemical-based medications were subsequently developed for virtually every ailment.
1925: IG Farben—The Most Dangerous Company in History
IG Farben was formed through the merger of Bayer, BASF, Hoechst, and three other corporations.
It functioned simultaneously as a pharmaceutical company, a chemical manufacturer, and an arms producer.
And their American partner: Standard Oil—that is to say, Rockefeller.
The two entities entered into a secret agreement, consenting to share petrochemical technologies and to partition the global market between themselves.
This pact came to light in 1942 during an investigation conducted by the U.S. Senate.
Senator Harry Truman—who would later become President—denounced it as “treason.” Yet, no one was ever prosecuted.
Part Six: Diseases—Drugs—Profits: The Chronology That Tells It All
1918: Spanish Flu
Disease: Influenza Pandemic. 51 million deaths.
Treatment: Bayer Aspirin was administered on a massive scale.
The Truth: According to research published in 2009—in the journal *Clinical Infectious Diseases*—the dosage of aspirin administered during that period was toxic. Many deaths were caused by aspirin overdose.
The Lesson: In the first "modern pandemic," the pharmaceutical industry discovered its first major market.
The 1950s and 1960s: Polio Disease: Poliomyelitis. The fear of paralysis in children.
Drug and Vaccine: Jonas Salk’s vaccine—1955.
Companies: Eli Lilly, Parke-Davis.
Estimated Profits: Millions of dollars—derived from government procurement.
A rarely mentioned fact:
In 1955, the vaccine produced by Cutter Laboratories was found to be defective. This resulted in 200 children contracting polio and 11 deaths. This event is recorded as the “Cutter Incident.” Nevertheless, the vaccination program continued.
1976: Swine Flu — USA
Disease: H1N1 Influenza.
Government Decision: To vaccinate 40 million Americans.
Vaccine-Related Harm: 450 cases of Guillain-Barré syndrome; 25 deaths.
Companies: Merrell, Parke-Davis, Pfizer, Wyeth.
The program had to be halted. The companies received full payment.
This marked the first instance in which pharmaceutical companies sought—and were granted—legal immunity from the government.
1981: HIV and AIDS
Disease: AIDS, caused by the HIV virus.
Drug: AZT—Azidothymidine.
Company: Burroughs Wellcome—now GlaxoSmithKline.
The Truth: AZT was originally developed as a cancer treatment. It proved so toxic that it failed in that application. It was subsequently approved for the treatment of AIDS without undergoing full clinical trials. Side Effects: Destruction of bone marrow, organ failure.
Annual Cost (1987): $10,000 per patient.
Estimated Profit: Billions of dollars.
Anthony Fauci played a role in the expedited approval of this drug—this is documented.
1993: Statins and the Cholesterol Game
Condition: High cholesterol—a new “disease” that had not been a major topic of discussion prior to this.
Drugs: Lovastatin, Simvastatin, Atorvastatin.
Companies: Merck, Pfizer—Lipitor.
Estimated Profit: Lipitor alone—the best-selling drug in history. $132 billion—over 30 years.
The Reality: Cholesterol standards were periodically altered in such a way that an increasing number of people fell into the “sick” category. Many of the experts from the American Heart Association who revised these standards had financial ties to pharmaceutical companies.
This is documented in research published in the *British Medical Journal*.
1997: Antidepressants and the Mental Health Market
Conditions: Depression, anxiety, mental disorders.
Drugs: Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil.
Companies: Eli Lilly, Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline.
Estimated Profit: The global antidepressant market—exceeding $20 billion annually.
The Reality: Research published in 2008 in the journal *PLOS Medicine*—which analyzed unpublished FDA trials—found that these drugs showed no significant difference compared to a placebo (an inert pill) in cases of mild to moderate depression.
Nevertheless, these drugs remain among the best-selling medications in the world. 2009: Swine Flu — A Global Pandemic
Disease: H1N1 Influenza — A New Strain.
World Health Organization’s Decision: Highest level of pandemic alert declared.
Medication: Tamiflu — Roche. Vaccines — Various companies.
Estimated Profit: $1.8 billion for Roche from Tamiflu.
The Reality:
In 2010, an investigation by the European Parliament revealed that key advisors to the World Health Organization had financial ties to pharmaceutical companies.
In 2012, the *British Medical Journal* disclosed that Roche had withheld full clinical trial data for Tamiflu.
“False Pandemic” — a term used by certain European officials.
2020 to 2023: COVID-19 — The Pharmaceutical Industry’s Biggest Years
Disease: Coronavirus — COVID-19.
Vaccines and Medications:
Pfizer-BioNTech: mRNA vaccine.
Moderna: mRNA vaccine.
AstraZeneca: Viral vector vaccine.
Johnson & Johnson: Viral vector vaccine.
Estimated Profits:
Pfizer: $36.8 billion — in 2021 alone.
Moderna: $18.4 billion — in 2021.
Moderna had no previously approved products prior to this.
Both were granted: Complete legal immunity. Meaning, if the vaccine causes harm, the company cannot be sued.
Pfizer’s Internal Documents:
Released in 2022 by court order.
These contained a list of 1,291 adverse effects.
Pfizer sought to keep this data confidential for 75 years.
AstraZeneca — 2024:
Admitted in the British High Court: The vaccine can cause Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome. This is a serious blood-clotting condition.
Ivermectin:
An affordable, patent-free medication. Physicians in several countries reported positive results.
Systematically suppressed.
Reason: A medication costing just 1 rupee would have wiped out a vaccine market worth tens of billions.
Part Seven: Create the Disease — Sell the Cure: The Cycle That Continues to This Day
Petrochemical Fertilizers:
The Green Revolution—post-1940.
Chemical fertilizers — petroleum-based.
Pesticides — petroleum-based.
Herbicides like Roundup and Glyphosate — Monsanto — petroleum-based.
Glyphosate:
The World Health Organization’s cancer research agency, IARC, classified it in 2015 as: “Probably carcinogenic to humans.”
This is the World Health Organization’s own conclusion.
Monsanto’s internal documents—released in court proceedings—reveal that the company knew the risks but concealed them.
Microplastics:
*Nature Medicine* journal — March 2024:
Microplastics were found within the walls of arteries. Patients with microplastics present in their arteries faced a 4.5 times higher risk of heart attack, stroke, or death.
World Health Organization — 2023:
Microplastics were detected in human blood, breast milk, lungs, liver, and kidneys.
We are eating petroleum-based plastics. Drinking them. Breathing them in.
Ultra-Processed Foods:
Research published in the *British Medical Journal*: Ultra-processed foods are linked to 32 different health conditions.
In other words:
Food grown using petroleum-based fertilizers.
Packaged in petroleum-based materials.
Containing petroleum-based additives.
This food causes inflammation within the body.
Inflammation: Diabetes, heart disease, cancer, autoimmune disorders—it is at the root of them all.
And then:
Synthetic drugs—derived from that very same petroleum—are used to “control” the inflammation. The disease comes from petroleum. The cure comes from petroleum. A single source. Profit on both ends. This is the cycle. A meticulously engineered cycle.
Part Eight: The Families Who Run This System
Here are only documented facts.
The Rockefeller Family
From oil to banking, from pharmaceuticals to education, to foreign policy.
Standard Oil; Chase Manhattan Bank (which is today JPMorgan Chase); the Rockefeller Foundation; grants to the University of Chicago and Johns Hopkins; founders of the Council on Foreign Relations; and early sponsors of the World Health Organization and the United Nations.
One family. Many industries. One goal.
The Rothschild Family
European banking since the 18th century.
Mayer Amschel Rothschild sent his five sons to five different countries—Frankfurt, London, Paris, Vienna, and Naples.
This constituted the first international banking network.
Nathan Rothschild learned the outcome of the Battle of Waterloo ahead of time and amassed unimaginable wealth in the market—this is a documented historical fact.
The Morgan Family
J.P. Morgan—the foundation of American banking.
During the Banking Panic of 1907, J.P. Morgan personally determined which banks would survive and which would fail.
A private citizen dictated America’s monetary policy.
A documented role in the creation of the Federal Reserve.
The Carnegie Family
The Carnegie Foundation, in conjunction with the Rockefellers, funded the Flexner Report.
It shaped the American education system.
The Warburg Family
Paul Warburg drafted the blueprint for the Federal Reserve—the Jekyll Island meeting, 1910.
Max Warburg was in Germany; Paul Warburg was in America.
During World War I, the financial networks on both sides of the conflict were linked to these families.
Documented research by Antony Sutton.
The Bush Family
Prescott Bush—Union Banking Corporation.
He managed the industrial assets of Nazi Germany.
In 1942, the U.S. government seized his assets under the “Trading with the Enemy Act.”
This is recorded in the U.S. National Archives. Common to all of these:
Council on Foreign Relations — 1921 — Funded by Rockefeller. The true direction of U.S. foreign policy.
Trilateral Commission — 1973 — David Rockefeller. The elites of North America, Europe, and Japan.
Bilderberg Group — Since 1954. Annual secret meetings. No press. No minutes.
World Economic Forum — Klaus Schwab. The “Great Reset.”
These are not secret organizations.
These are documented organizations.
Whose members are publicly listed.
Who meet openly.
But whose decisions are not publicly disclosed.
Part Nine: How the Net Was Cast — Step-by-Step
Phase One: Buy Medical Education
“Approved” curricula following the Flexner Report.
Physicians study what the pharmaceutical industry desires. Physicians prescribe what the pharmaceutical industry manufactures.
Phase Two: Capture Regulatory Bodies
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA): FDA officials retire and join pharmaceutical companies.
Pharmaceutical company executives move into the FDA.
This is known as the "Revolving Door."
Documented examples:
Scott Gottlieb: FDA Commissioner — then on the Pfizer Board.
Julie Gerberding: CDC Director — then Head of Merck’s Vaccine Division.
Phase Three: Fund and Control Research
He who funds the research influences the results.
Harvard, Oxford, and Johns Hopkins are funded by the Gates Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, and pharmaceutical companies.
Marcia Angell — former Professor at Harvard Medical School and former Editor-in-Chief of the *New England Journal of Medicine*:
“Most of the published clinical research is no longer credible.”
This is a statement from an insider.
Phase Four: Control the Media
In 1917, the U.S. Congressional Record documented a statement by Congressman Oscar Callaway, noting that J.P. Morgan had worked to influence the editorial policies of America’s 25 largest newspapers.
In 2023, six corporations control the entire media landscape in the U.S.
The major shareholders of all these entities: BlackRock and Vanguard. The very same BlackRock and Vanguard that are also the top shareholders of the major pharmaceutical companies.
Phase Five: Fund Governments
In the U.S., the pharmaceutical industry is the largest lobbying industry. Larger even than the defense industry.
Pharmaceutical lobbying in 2020: $306 million. In just one year. Phase Six: Control International Institutions
Top Donors to the World Health Organization: Governments and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
The Gates Foundation invests heavily in pharmaceutical companies.
Whoever funds the World Health Organization influences its policy.
This is the logic. This constitutes a documented conflict of interest.
Part Ten: Special Impact on India
Colonial Legacy:
The East India Company systematically exploited India.
According to Columbia University researcher Utsa Patnaik: $45 trillion—in today’s values.
Ayurveda Marginalized:
The British Medical Service declared Ayurveda “primitive.”
The Indian Medical Association was established in 1928, modeled after the British system.
Today: The Ministry of Health’s budget runs into hundreds of billions. The AYUSH budget, by comparison, is negligible.
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS):
The Rockefeller Foundation provided technical and financial assistance in establishing India’s premier medical institution—a fact that is well-documented.
In other words, India’s foremost medical college is built upon the very same Rockefeller model that sought to eradicate natural medicine.
Farmers:
Bt Cotton—Monsanto (now Bayer).
A mandatory requirement to purchase seeds every year. Costs skyrocketed.
Post-1991: Over 300,000 farmer suicides. Data from the National Crime Records Bureau.
1991: The Patents Act.
Enacted under pressure from the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Generic medicines became more expensive. India’s generic pharmaceutical industry came under pressure.
India During COVID:
Covaxin: Approved prior to the release of Phase III trial data.
Covishield: AstraZeneca admitted in court in 2024 that the vaccine caused severe side effects.
Ivermectin: Showed positive results in certain states.
However, it was not adopted at the national level.
The reason remains the same: it is a patent-free, affordable medicine.
Part Eleven: Why No One Has Been Able to Break This System
Reason One: They Are Present in Every Institution
Regulators, universities, media, governments—in all of them.
When you are everywhere—who is left to challenge you?
Reason Two: What Happened to Those Who Tried
Mohammad Mosaddegh — Iran: Oil nationalization. CIA coup.
Salvador Allende — Chile: Copper nationalization. CIA coup.
Muammar Gaddafi — Libya: Dollar-free African currency. NATO intervention. Assassination.
Whistleblowers:
Edward Snowden: Exile in Russia.
Julian Assange: Imprisonment.
Karen Silkwood — Nuclear industry whistleblower: Mysterious car crash in 1974.
Reason Three: Their Financial Power Is Unimaginable
BlackRock: $10 trillion in asset management.
Vanguard: $8 trillion.
This exceeds the GDP of many nations.
Reason Four: Our Dependence
Our jobs are in their companies. Our food is grown using their chemicals. Our medicines are produced in their factories. Our news comes from their media outlets.
Those who are completely dependent on the system cannot challenge the system.
Reason Five: Divide and Rule—Still at Work Today
Whenever people begin to unite: a new issue arises, a new war breaks out, a new pandemic emerges, or a new controversy flares up.
“Divide and Rule”—the British employed this strategy in India. The very same tactic is being utilized today on a global scale.
Part Twelve: So, Should We Stop Taking Medicine?
This is the most important question. And the answer is straightforward.
No.
Absolutely not.
But take this with a sense of perspective.
This article is not anti-medicine.
It is anti-blind submission.
The medicines that save lives—they are essential:
In the event of a heart attack: Yes, immediate hospitalization and medication.
In the event of an accident: Yes, modern surgery.
In cases of severe infection: Yes, antibiotics.
In uncontrolled cases of diabetes: Yes, insulin.
In certain stages of cancer: Yes, treatment.
It is also true what modern medicine has delivered:
Smallpox has been eradicated globally.
Polio has been all but eliminated.
Penicillin has saved tens of millions of lives.
Surgery has made the impossible possible.
The problem lies not with the medicine—but with the system.
When profit becomes more important than science—that is when a problem arises.
When the regulators and the regulated sit at the same table—that is when a problem arises.
When a physician who asks questions is labeled a “quack”—that is when a problem arises.
As an informed patient, here is what you should do:
For every medication, ask: “Is this for long-term use or is it temporary?”
Seek a second opinion for every prescription.
Ask your physician: “What is the natural alternative to this medication?”
Focus on preventive health—before you fall ill.
Gather information about every vaccine; ask questions.
Change your lifestyle—it is the most powerful medicine of all.
Part Thirteen: The Way Back—Practical and Real
First: Change Your Diet — This is the Greatest Revolution
Local, seasonal, traditional food.
Chemical-fertilizer-free — organic wherever possible.
Reduce processed and packaged foods.
Kitchen garden — start with just a single pot.
Buy directly from local farmers.
Second: Prioritize Natural Healing
For every minor ailment, turn first to: Neem, Turmeric, Ginger, Triphala, Tulsi.
Identify a good Ayurvedic practitioner.
Preventive health: Sleep, sunlight, exercise, *Sattvic* food.
For every prescription, ask: “Is there a natural alternative?”
Third: Make Conscious Financial Choices
Support local businesses.
Conduct cash transactions.
Seek out Indian alternatives to multinational corporations.
Fourth: Diversify Your Sources of Information
Do not rely on a single source.
Read primary documents.
For every news story, ask: “Who benefits from this?”
Teach your children critical thinking.
Fifth: Build Community
Life cannot be lived in isolation.
Join local community groups.
Engage in knowledge sharing.
Support farmers’ markets and seed banks.
Sixth: Stay Politically Aware
Exercise your Right to Information (RTI).
Submit written questions to your elected representatives.
Participate in local elections.
Publicly question the influence of pharmaceutical industry lobbying on health policy.
Finally: That Which Cannot Be Changed
History reiterates one lesson time and again.
Standard Oil was broken up — in 1911.
The British Empire came to an end.
Apartheid was dismantled.
India gained its independence.
The Farmers’ Movement triumphed in 2020.
No system is permanent.
However, a system collapses only when the people awaken.
People ask questions. People unite. People create alternatives.
They do not want you to know this.
That is why it is not taught in schools.
That is why it does not appear in mainstream media. That is why the one who reveals this is labeled a “conspiracy theorist.”
But today, you have come to know the truth.
And knowing—that is the first revolution.
— Public First Team
Documented Sources:
Flexner Report 1910 | Rockefeller Foundation Annual Reports | Marcia Angell — The Truth About Drug Companies | New England Journal of Medicine | British Medical Journal — Peter Doshi 2012 | European Parliament Resolution on Swine Flu 2010 | Pfizer Court Documents 2022 | AstraZeneca Court Admission 2024 | Nature Medicine — Microplastics Study (March 2024) | World Health Organization Microplastics Report 2023 | IARC Glyphosate Classification 2015 | National Crime Records Bureau — Farmer Suicide Data | Utsa Patnaik — Research on Colonial Exploitation | US Congressional Records 1917 | CIA Declassified Documents | Antony Sutton Research | US National Archives — Prescott Bush | PLOS Medicine — Antidepressant Study 2008
“Neem has existed for thousands of years.
It cannot be patented.
That is why it was deemed ‘unscientific.’
And Coal Tar became ‘modern medicine.’”
— Public First
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Disclaimer:
This article is an analytical presentation based on documented facts and research. Its objective is not to disparage any medical system, but rather to raise public awareness by shedding light on the economic aspects of the prevailing establishment. Please consult with experts before making any health-related decisions.
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