Biden Admin Puts Drug Supply Vending Machines in Addiction Epicenter of the Country

Flag and Cross | Sept. 10, 2022

The Biden administration will spend $3.6 million to deploy drug supply vending machines in rural areas of Kentucky in an effort aimed at “reducing stigma around drug use to support treatment and recovery.”

In doing so, The Washington Free Beacon said it appears that President Joe Biden and his team are still moving forward with the highly controversial concept of “harm reduction policies.”

In an Aug. 31 news release, the White House wrote, “The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), launched four complementary education campaigns that provide information about the prevalence and dangers of fentanyl, the risks and consequences of mixing drugs, the life-saving power of naloxone, and the importance of reducing stigma around drug use to support treatment and recovery.”

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2 Comments on Biden Admin Puts Drug Supply Vending Machines in Addiction Epicenter of the Country

  1. Plandemics leading to pharmaceutical poisons, Climate Change ruse, Green Energy lie, Sodom and Gomorrah agenda, feminism, race division, free needles, legalized soft/hard drugs, safe spaces for drug use, drug vending machines, no bail releases, early parole, defund police, false flags leading to weapon grabs, elite cabal funding BLM and Antifa, unemployment leading to Universal Basic Income, Digital ID, Digital Dollar and Social Credit System. They want their Order Out of Chaos.

  2. Next thing you know the ‘Biden Instigation’ will poison our bread with ergot as elements of the CIA did in the French village of Pont Saint Esprit in 1951. Or maybe they’ll pollute our water supply with LSD like in the 1968 movie’Wild In The Streets’ where the middle aged & old tradionalist fogies were interned in ‘peace camps’ to waste away or commit suicide. Old Joe would wind up there too as a model prisoner: a drooling, babbling imbecile.

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