The Chemical Culling of Our People
Envision the bold vision of our founding fathers in 1787, crafting a Constitution that secured the blessings of liberty for “ourselves and our posterity”—a covenant embracing all free white persons of good character under the 1790 Naturalization Act, uniting Europeans from various nations into one Ethnic American people without hierarchies based on arrival time. Today, in 2026, that posterity—our unified Ethnic American family, encompassing all of European descent who have embraced this shared heritage—is enduring a hidden war. This assault comes from within, through pharmaceuticals sold as solutions but acting as quiet underminers. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors mute our natural resilience, opioids ensnare and ravage communities, and mandated drugs infringe on our bodily freedom. All the while, those orchestrating this profit immensely at our collective cost.
Fury rises in me as I reflect on how this pharmaceutical deceit weakens Ethnic America entirely, diminishing our numbers, our stamina, and our shared resolve while enriching a privileged few. Our birth rates have fallen sharply, families have splintered, and youth have grown detached—all facets of a broader campaign against our common legacy that this series has outlined. In The Great American Displacement, we have revealed the encroachments from open borders overwhelming our nation to programs eroding our cultural bonds, but the pharmaceutical angle is biological treachery veiled in healthcare. The framers did not envision a nation subdued by substances. Their legacy demands we awaken, discard these chemical restraints, and restore the strength of our Ethnic American community—regardless of when our ancestors arrived, as long as they aligned with the founding principles.
The SSRI Siege: Dulling the Ethnic American Spirit and Sabotaging Our Seed
The extensive adoption of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, known as SSRIs—such as Prozac, Zoloft, and Paxil—fuels profound anger in me. These drugs have infiltrated our lives like a covert saboteur. Doctors present them as crucial aids for managing depression or anxiety. However, they often suppress the very feelings needed to resist our displacement. The chance of conception in a single menstrual cycle decreases markedly for those on these medications. By 2025, usage stood at 12.1 percent among U.S. adults, with women at 16.2 percent and men at 8.3 percent. This pattern disproportionately impacts our Ethnic American heartlands like the Midwest and Appalachia, where economic instability and cultural changes generate broad despair. This equates to more than 32 million individuals caught in this loop. A substantial portion consists of our Ethnic American kin enduring these shifts. Estimates suggest that around one in four Americans may encounter SSRIs or comparable antidepressants during their lifetime.
To highlight the personal impact, consider the experience of Emily, a 34-year-old from Michigan’s rust belt. Her lineage connects to Irish immigrants who fully integrated into the American fabric per the 1790 Naturalization Act. After losing her manufacturing position to policies favoring global trade over local jobs—a topic addressed in earlier parts—she sought assistance for anxiety and was given Paxil. At first, it offered some stability. Soon, the negatives surfaced: an emotional numbness that stripped away not just her anguish but her motivation and delight; a drop in sexual interest straining her marriage; and constant weariness impeding her routine. When attempting to grow her family, they met ongoing setbacks. This aligns with research showing SSRIs can reduce conception odds by up to 24 percent in users, yielding a 9 percent decline in live births, with fluoxetine especially problematic. For men, the repercussions are equally harsh. These medications disrupt sperm formation by lowering testosterone and inducing reproductive cell death. In Emily’s husband’s situation, a mechanic on his own SSRI, it aggravated the issue. The drugs harmed sperm mobility and DNA even at standard levels.
This development is far from accidental. It constitutes a systematic strike on our coming generations, backed by solid proof. A detailed 2025 assessment of 55 trials indicated that while average study lengths were nine weeks, real American usage frequently extends to six years or beyond—forty times longer. This causes enduring challenges like emotional disconnection, persistent relational troubles, and dependence. Among younger users, where scripts escalated after the COVID scam, side effects echo adults’: heightened obesity, disrupted rest, and lessened intimacy. All of these undermine the health and procreative capacity of our emerging cohort. The founding pledge aimed to safeguard liberty for a vigorous, growing populace. What liberty persists in compelled apathy and infertility? This targeted depletion focuses on our Ethnic American group, hardest hit by deceptions in trade, education, and now health. The result is fewer stewards of our joint inheritance.
Delving into broader implications, SSRIs extend beyond emotional suppression to physical harms. Evaluations from 2025 classify side effects. Zoloft and Prozac, staples in U.S. prescriptions, elevate suicidality risks in youth—a alert dating back to 2004, bolstered by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency in 2025 examinations. Nonetheless, prescriptions ascend, with 11.2 percent of reproductive-age women relying on them. This method is not true support. Rather, it subjugates, dishonoring the predecessors who forged a society for a resolute, abundant people.
These accounts demonstrate that SSRIs not only quench internal drive but also open doors to graver dependencies. Such dependencies propel the opioid epidemic devastating our central areas. Let us turn to that now.
The Opioid Onslaught: Flooding Our Heartland with Death and Despair, Leading to Deadlier Depths
The opioid plague evokes deep rage in me because it represents a fabricated catastrophe claiming over 1.3 million American lives since 1999. Opioids link to 78 percent of overdose fatalities, disproportionately affecting the Ethnic American working class in zones once central to our nation’s power. Projections for 2025 suggest around 70,000 deaths, down 34 percent from prior peaks, yet still a catastrophic betrayal. Synthetic versions like fentanyl fuel 70 percent of these, seeping into groups already strained by economic approaches prioritizing global profits over domestic well-being. Death rates peaked at 34.5 per 100,000 in 2023, dropping to 22.4 by mid-2025. This highlights a disaster ravaging the Midwest and Appalachia, lands developed by our Ethnic American ancestors.
To underscore the human suffering, examine Michael’s life, a 50-year-old from Kentucky whose Scots-Irish forebearers were early pioneers shaping the landscape. Prescribed OxyContin post a mine injury from corporate neglect, addiction gripped him swiftly. It robbed his work, home, and life at 52 via fentanyl-tainted heroin. This repeats countrywide. Fentanyl claims nearly 200 lives daily, totaling over 250,000 since 2021. Rural Ethnic American spots have seen 350 percent overdose spikes from 2010 to 2020. More troubling, prescription opioids serve as gateways to harsher illicit substances like heroin and fentanyl. As tolerance grows and legal access narrows, users shift to street markets. There, heroin costs less but frequently contains fentanyl, 50 to 100 times heroin’s strength. Data reveals 75 percent of heroin starters began with prescriptions, speeding a plunge that shatters homes and erases lineages. This progression from prescribed to illicit underscores how legal medications funnel our people into deadly underground supplies, fueling calls for action against cartels and even Mexico itself.
Reproductive fallout intensifies this horror. Opioids derail vital hormone paths, slashing testosterone by 50 to 60 percent in 30- to 50-year-old women. This induces amenorrhea—absence of periods—in over half. In men, opioids wreck sperm quality and count. Our white birth rates, at sub-replacement 1.5, sink further. This marks a biochemical onslaught on “We the People.” The economic load is vast, with medicine outlays reaching $512 billion in 2025, up 12.8 percent. Opioids drive a major share. Half a trillion dollars—think about that. It rivals the annual U.S. defense budget’s discretionary spending or exceeds the GDP of many nations like Sweden or Poland. This insane sum drains our resources, funding a cycle of addiction rather than building our future. Yet the genuine ruin lies in vacant communities and lost heirs, an intentional consequence as institutional involvement shows.
Shifting from these poisons—prescribed leading to illicit—we move to mandated intrusions. Required medications heighten the infringement on our autonomy.
Mandated Medications: The Tyranny of Forced “Health” and Its Assault on Our Lineage, Including Other Psychiatric Shackles
Compulsory medications trigger a profound injustice in me because they epitomize governmental excess. This is akin to historical overreaches but now injected sans consent. In 2026, amid scrutiny, the Make America Healthy Again Commission, formed under Executive Order 14212, keeps investigating SSRIs, antipsychotics, and stimulants, particularly their youth deployment. Yet obligations endure: school shots, court-mandated psychiatric regimens enforcing compliance, and COVID-era remnants pressuring involvement.
Beyond SSRIs and opioids, other compelled psychiatric drugs worsen this attack on our vigor. Antipsychotics like Risperdal typically induce major weight gain and hormone imbalances. Stimulants such as Adderall for ADHD can prompt appetite loss, insomnia, and enduring addiction. Benzodiazepines like Xanax offer brief calm but breed memory gaps and harsh withdrawal. When forced, these erode physical state—antipsychotics hike prolactin, blocking fertility; stimulants disturb endocrine operations; benzodiazepines blunt mental sharpness. By 2025, 5.2 percent of youth took antipsychotics, and 8.7 percent took stimulants. Many did so under mandatory school or legal settings. This coercion tarnishes personal liberty’s foundational tenets, morphing citizens into state-directed chemistry subjects.
For a personal view, ponder Amanda, a 31-year-old from Virginia tied to colonial English roots. She jeopardized her teaching role in 2025 refusing a mandated booster, fueled by Project 2025 disputes. She already required psychiatric meds post-birth, she grappled with infertility planning her second. Studies tie mandated SSRIs during pregnancy to complications and fertility dips. Opioids in obligatory pain protocols cause hormone mayhem.
While not this work’s core—focusing historical pharmaceutical deceit over vaccines—the COVID injections’ reported tolls merit note: 2025 data ties them to over 82,000 VAERS deaths, myocarditis and Guillain-Barré cases, and fertility concerns like reduced ovarian reserve and 177 percent fetal loss hike versus flu shots.
Authorities deny infertility ties, but for our impacted, aid from Lyndsey, RN—a devoted Ethnic American detailing vaccine harms—provides direction and backing. Please check out her page.
Our group’s vitality erodes systematically, with 4.8 percent aged 12-25 on antidepressants, often coerced. This defies founders’ no-authority-seizes-body view, as they rebelled against like intrusions. Stories proliferate, like David’s, a 25-year-old Texan forced antipsychotics via court, yielding metabolic shifts halting fatherhood dreams. Quantifying this devastation follows in tables.
Quantifying the Cull: Data on Pharmaceutical Devastation
To stress this betrayal’s urgency, review structured overviews. First, opioid ravages, distinguishing prescription from synthetics/illicit:
| Year | Overdose Deaths (Total) | Prescription Opioid Deaths | Synthetic/Illicit Opioid Deaths (e.g., Fentanyl, Heroin) | Ethnic American (White) Share | Annual Economic Cost ($Bn) | Source Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 81,700 | ~20,000 (est.) | 62,316 | ~68% (heartland dominant) | 1,100+ | CDC Data |
| 2025 | ~70,000 (proj. -34%) | ~18,000 (est.) | ~49,000 | 65-70% | 1,250 (est.) | NIDA |
| 2026 (proj.) | 65,000+ | ~17,000 (est.) | 45,000+ | High ongoing | 1,300 (est.) | JAMA |
These numbers depict a relentless affliction. Ethnic Americans bear most in historic core zones. Note how prescription deaths feed into illicit, as users transition.
For SSRIs:
| Drug Class | Usage Rate (2025 Adults) | Fertility Reduction (for Users) | Side Effects Prevalence | Cost to Vitality (Est. Lost Births/Yr) | Source Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SSRIs | 12.1% overall, 16.2% women | 24% conception chance drop per cycle | Blunting 55%+, dysfunction 45% | 120,000+ (proj.) | CDC Brief |
| Fluoxetine | Top SSRIs | 9% lower live births | Youth suicidality rise | Significant Ethnic impact | Study |
The data screams perfidy—futures sacrificed for profit. Among Ethnic Americans, ~14% non-Hispanic whites use antidepressants yearly. Opioids misuse affects ~3-4% adults. Illicit drugs like heroin/fentanyl see ~1% reported use. Lifetime psychotropic exposure reaches ~25% or more.
Stats on Ethnic American (Non-Hispanic White) Overdose Deaths
Based on the latest available data (from CDC and related sources), total U.S. drug overdose deaths were approximately 105,007 in 2023. For non-Hispanic White Americans (Ethnic Americans in this context), the breakdown is around 63,659 deaths in 2023, representing about 61% of the total. This equates to a rate of roughly 21.9-33.0 per 100,000 for whites, depending on the specific opioid/substance focus, but the absolute number is ~64,000.
For 2024 (provisional data through October), total U.S. overdose deaths dropped to ~80,499, with non-Hispanic Whites accounting for ~62.7% or about 50,500 deaths (rate ~24.3 per 100,000 in some projections). Projections for 2025 suggest a further decline to ~70,000 total U.S. deaths, with whites at ~45,000-47,000 (65-68% share).
The culling of our people must end.
The Complicit Cabal: Legislative, Judicial, and Institutional Betrayal of Ethnic America
This pharmaceutical havoc endures via coercion, collaboration, and faintheartedness in our structures. Leaders favor revenue over sworn-protected citizens. 2025 saw Big Pharma lobbying hit $112 million Q3, spurred by tariff/price control opposition. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), broad reconciliation, first included pharma clauses. But pharmacy benefit manager reforms—middlemen inflating costs via spread pricing (charging plans more than pharmacy payments, keeping difference)—were cut amid concealed negotiations and procedural sidesteps for Senate filibuster avoidance. Gilead‘s $215 million kickback settlement typifies sector scandals, yet answerability evades.
Judiciaries show timidity upholding mandates breaching physical rights. Institutions like FDA faced 2025 controversies deepening trust erosion, including key exits amid approval probes. Cancer cure concealment? Though unproven, widespread Ethnic distrust toward Big Pharma’s influencers speaks volumes—this strays from founders’ free society ideal. It seems a design extracting every dollar from afflicted before hospice routing. Many murmur deeper schemes, hospitals/drug entities prioritizing harm over cure for sustained earnings, deceiving “We the People.”
Adding concern, figures like Vivek Ramaswamy illustrate industry patterns. His pharma background raises questions. He built fortune through Roivant Sciences, acquiring abandoned drugs like an Alzheimer’s candidate for $5 million, valuing it at $2.2 billion before trial failure. Critics note insider gains amid investor losses. His mother’s trial involvement poses potential conflicts. Links to Martin Shkreli underscore exploitative tendencies. As public voice, he advances America as mere “idea,” diluting our Ethnic base inviting more displacement. This web, including immigrant-led firms funneling U.S. investments dodging tariffs—like AstraZeneca‘s $50 billion pledge—often echoes modern charlatans exploiting our system claiming innovation. These foreign entities, Asia to Europe, pour billions into American output not patriotically but market exploitation, recalling 1800s quacks now magnates dictating lives. This mocks our covenant, valuing wealth over lineage welfare.
This chemical poisoning meshes with preceding motifs: borders displace physically, schools mentally, pharma biologically. There is one consistent war against Ethnic America posterity as I have talked about in all my articles, the heartland bears it the heaviest, yet few resist the erosion.
Call to Action: Rise, Reclaim, Restore
This chemical poisoning meshes with preceding motifs: invasion displaces us physically, schools mentally, pharma biologically. There is a consistent war against Ethnic America posterity as I have talked about in all my articles, the heartland bears it the heaviest, yet few resist the erosion.
The moment has arrived to reject Big Pharma’s clasp—adopt natural fixes, mandate full drug approval openness, forge Ethnic American community health networks, sue the betrayers; back any and all anti-mandate bills. We must oust entangled politicians, organize local wellness, boycott harms, and demand reckoning. Our posterity survival pivots on our prompt movement—do not falter, or we vanish.
A personal note from James: My spirit grieves our kin, snared by these betrayals as our cherished republic totters. I beckon to you as fellow heirs: Let us reclaim our vigor and heritage. The urgency is paramount— the fate of our bloodlines is in our hands.
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