Dr. Peter Beter Audio Letter 80: DarkAges; Israeli; New Kremlin- November 3, 1982
Channel: Peter Beter
Date: 2014-10-17

Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter 80 - November 3, 1982
Text: http://www.peterdavidbeter.com/docs/all/dbal80.html
MP3: http://archive.org/download/DrPeterBeter_AudioVideoLetters/drpeterbetter_audioletter_80.mp3
(1) America's economic decline into a new Dark Ages
(2) War countdown toward the Israeli Year of Doom
(3) Changing of the guard in the new Kremlin

" Hello, my friends, this is Dr. Beter. Today is November 3,
1982, and this is my AUDIO LETTER(R) #80. Beginning with this
AUDIO LETTER I'm making a small shift in my recording schedule
from the end of each month to early in the month. This change
will help reduce conflicts with holidays and other problems
during the course of the year.

For years now a familiar slogan has been used in the
advertisements for a popular pain reliever. The slogan was so
effective that it helped build annual sales of nearly half a
billion dollars. The pain reliever became #1 in America with 37%
of the market, and yet for weeks now this famous slogan has been
heard no more. The slogan was: "Trust Tylenol. Hospitals do."

Literally over night, just a month ago, Americans by the
millions stopped trusting Tylenol. A number of people in Chicago
had suddenly died after taking Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules.
By October 1, six were dead and a number of others gravely ill.
A few days later the death toll rose to seven. The Tylenol
capsules which they had taken had been contaminated with one of
the deadliest of all poisons, cyanide. Instantly headlines about
the Tylenol massacre pushed all other news stories into the
background here in the United States. A nation-wide alert went
out for people to stop taking Tylenol capsules until further
notice. Everyone was told to look for two suspect batches of
Tylenol, identifiable by their serial numbers. The booming
Tylenol capsule production line was shut down. The manufacturer
launched a Tylenol capsule recall program. Many Tylenol products
were withdrawn from drug store shelves, and those that remained
were shunned by frightened customers.

Thus began a news story which has remained on everyone's
tongue for a solid month. In most cases even the most dramatic
news stories begin to loss their impact after a week or so--but
not the Tylenol scare. It has been nursed along week after week,
piece by agonizing piece like a real-life soap opera.

First there were worries that the poisoning might have been
due to some horrible production-line accident; then it was found
that the deadly capsules had been poisoned deliberately. After a
week or so, new Tylenol poisoning cases came to light in
Oroville, California and in Philadelphia. Those stories revived
fears of a nation-wide poisoning threat all over again.

By mid-month the search for the Tylenol killer was closing in
on the Chicago area itself. For another week or so there were
sensational stories day after day about alleged "hot leads" in
the case. Gradually they all fizzled out but only after keeping
the story alive a while longer. By late in October the Tylenol
scare was at last beginning to die down in its impact.

But the Tylenol massacre was made to order to spawn copycat
crimes by a few unstable individuals here and there. Those
copycat crimes were slow in coming, so the major media were
enlisted to help set them off. Time after time television news
reports about the Tylenol tragedy digressed into discussions in
the "What if...?" category. "What if the poison had been put not
in Tylenol but perhaps food or Halloween candy?" said the
television voices. Time after time they pointed out how easy it
would be to do that and get away with it. And sure enough,
suddenly it started happening. Here and there people received
eye burns from adulterated eye drops. A man ended up in hospital
after poisoning by way of a carton of chocolate milk; and
Halloween candy began showing up with poison, needles, and razor
blades. What had started as the Tylenol scare a month ago has
become an ever-widening fear of adulteration of everything we buy
for food or health.

My friends, the Tylenol massacre and all the other fears it
has spawned will fade from our minds eventually, but for now it
has done its job to perfection. That job was to take our
attention away from certain events on the international scene for
now and to turn our attention inward instead. This change was
desired by the American Bolsheviks because of their failure in
September to set off NUCLEAR WAR ONE on schedule! [...]"