Anons,

We really are seeing the systematic destruction of the "old guard". Check out Epipen maker, Mylan. Remember Heather Bresch and the $600 epipens? Well, things are not going well at Mylan https://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-will-likely-end-badly-analysts-react-to-mylans-revenue-miss-and-earnings-call-2019-05-07 Epipens are strongly related to vaccine damage. When a vaccine contains traces of foreign proteins and an adjuvant the body may be "trained" to respond "incorrectly" to antigens in the environment. Hence, one way in which allergies are induced (the major way, IMO) is via vaccination.

>>6451712

Right on, anon. Remember Obama giving weapons to the Mexican drug cartel via "Fast and Furious"? Caching is done by many people. Innocent preppers, geocachers, and as you have said, people with bad intentions.

>>6451640

This is very important. I think a former employer of mine, 3M, is likely implicated in this problem. I'm far from expert on this subject but it seems to me that in general halogenated hydrocarbons are bad news. They can be endocrine disrupting for one thing. I'm providing images from the piece you quoted. They give some idea of the products to be concerned about. Wealthy corporations (such as 3M) need to clean up their messes instead of focussing on philanthropic efforts that make them look good but don't address decades of irresponsible behavior, IMO. I left 3M after growing frustrated in a department that wanted people to be "yes" men and women and which mistreated people I respected.

>https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-05-08/mapping-pfas-crisis-new-data-reveals-19-million-americans-43-states-exposed-toxic

>>6451806

>https://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/myl/institutional-holdings

I see what you mean. I would hope patients would see a fall in price for Epipens or their generic equivalent. Did you see what I wrote about how severe allergies may be caused?

>>6451973

I don't think much gets "overlooked" here. I read the post, but am not much with computer tech, either. My major interests and areas of contribution are digs on health, vaccines, chemical contamination, etc. Sometimes something I post seemingly isn't "noticed" but makes notable in a different bread. Remember there is no "like" button in Q research.