Brian frowned at the first sentence spoken by the African-American broker, "Can this group’s blood be used?"
No country is a fool.
Most prisoners, addicts, and homeless people carry a multitude of diseases, and their blood is a source of infection—wouldn’t that be tantamount to delivering poisoned blood?
Not to mention, the African-American broker blatantly admitted that some of the blood was produced in laboratories; it was poisoned too.
"Of course it can’t be used publicly, you know that. I’m in the entertainment industry, I know people from many layers of society, and being African-American, I have my own sources of information.
These pieces of information were told to me by a friend in the gang.
He informed me that among their loan services, selling blood is an option for payment.
Healthy blood is stocked separately, problematic blood is also stored separately, and both have their buyers—as for the purpose, it’s quite simple. I’ve looked into these international blood trade organizations and found that most of them are associated with welfare organizations.
The blood they export is given away free of charge.
Do you believe that?"
Brian responded, "Is the Blood Association the pharmaceutic companies’ hidden glove?"
The African-American broker nodded:
"Yes. Do you know about AIDS? If you pay attention, you’ll notice that soon after this group appeared, various corresponding drugs became available on the market.
Many countries that initially had few AIDS cases began to report an increasing number.
I was genuinely frightened when I uncovered this data. Korea, Japan, those Southeast Asian countries—in short, nearly all countries worldwide began reporting more cases of AIDS.
Sure, there might be more testing, but before a flame starts, there’s always a spark that ignites it.
I realized then that the Blood Association was that spark.
This terrible group would first create the medication based on the patients’ conditions in labs, and then they would spread these agents of infection globally."
No market? Create one.
The truth behind it all is definitely not as simple as the African-American broker had laid it out; it is far more complex and involves many more players.
Pharmaceutical companies actually aren’t as powerful as they appear; at least their revenue on the books might not even compare to some rising tech companies.
But these pharmaceutical companies’ international strategies are crucial.
Food, clothing, shelter, and medical care are fundamental issues of people’s welfare. If they cannot solve these, a country cannot rise to power; in this environment of global trade, they’re just prey for exploitation.
Many countries realized it too late, whether it was medical standards or other areas, such as equipment and medical certifications, they could only play by others’ rules by then.
Not to mention, let’s talk about Brian’s past life.
While Europe and America were still experimenting with bloodletting, Brian’s ancestors already had a refined system of traditional Chinese medicine, dispensing the right medicine to save countless citizens.
Going back further, how many died in Europe from the Black Plague?
Hua Country had faced many infectious diseases, but they were mostly controlled.
These are medical disparities.
Before Brian was reborn, traditional Chinese medicine was demonized, and many things couldn’t make a comeback.
Times are progressing.
Certainly, many internal reasons exist, but the invisible helping hand fueling the process is also a problem.
After thinking for a while,
Brian stopped mulling over these issues and continued to ask, "What about imports then?"
The African-American broker licked his thick lips and continued:
"I couldn’t find much on this, but it seems like some organizations from the United Nations Cross Organization collect blood from all ethnicities worldwide and bring them back.
However, most of this blood won’t enter the market.
There’s no related information online, and I don’t know anyone involved in these industries.
The only thing I know was told to me by Paola.
For instance, her patron disappears every year for a period.
After I checked the news, I found it coincides only with the times for international medical assistance.
Do you know about international medical assistance?
It’s when many developed countries send medical teams to developing countries to provide free medical aid, technology transfer, and cooperation with primitive hospitals to offer training opportunities and free medical check-ups.
To me, this feels very much like missionary work."
Hearing this, Brian immediately understood.
This was simply using the guise of charity to brainwash the core medical groups of those countries, establish the image of ’modern medicine’ in the eyes of the public, and secretly steal the people’s genetic material.
Killing several birds with one stone, fitting the image of these Western countries.
If they are to bring you benefits, those benefits are never pure.
’No one rises early for nothing’; seeing good opportunities and seizing them is in the nature of these countries, engraved in their DNA.
It’s a simple principle.
By collecting genes and relying on the ability to cut corners with current biotechnological advancements, there’s a high probability of developing a virus weapon effective against certain specific ethnic groups.
Training on technology?
That’s even more interesting.
Training stands for interests.
The personnel from these countries who receive the training naturally sympathize with their system; after returning to their countries, they might, to maintain their social status, naturally advocate for modern medicine, becoming inherent missionaries.
For most countries, this process unquestionably has more benefits than drawbacks.