We've known for a long time that McKinsey, the so-called 'Ivy | Jazzhands FTN

We've known for a long time that McKinsey, the so-called "Ivy League" of management consulting firms, functioned as the Sackler's PR firm for mass marking of opioids.

We've also known, and covered extensively, the fact that key individuals with ties to Purdue within the FDA made changes to the warning label on Purdue products like OxyContin with outright lies such as "Delayed absorption as provided by OxyContin tablets, is believed to reduce the abuse liability of a drug.” Such assurances remained on the labels for 5 years until they were changed.

What we did not know - and a fact that McKinsey's Jewish CEO continues to deny - is that they were simultaneously advising the FDA. McKinsey staffed at least 22 of its consultants advising Purdue Pharma and the FDA on topics directly related to the manufacture and regulation of opioids.

“Behind the scenes McKinsey consultants leveraged their federal connections to secure even more private sector business and tried to influence key public health officials on behalf of clients like Purdue Pharma.”

McKinsey paid out over $600 million in a settlement with attorneys general from 47 states. Apparently, they thought that was all just going to go away.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/apr/27/mckinsey-denies-illegally-hiding-work-purdue-pharma-fda-opioids