Vera Sharov, Human Rights Activist, Biomedical Industry Critic
Host Greg Carlwood introduces Vera Sharov, a Holocaust survivor from Romania and founder of the Alliance for Human Research Protection. Sharov became a human rights activist following the death of her teenage son from a reaction to anti-psychotic medication. The discussion frames modern biomedical practices as a continuation of historical elitist and eugenicist mindsets.
vera sharov· greg carlwood· romania· world war ii· alliance for human research protection
00:05 In the 1930s, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt addressed the nation through a series of radio broadcast known as the Fireside Chats. His aim was to reassure the common man that our society would recover from its troubled times. From 1930 and I deal with a different kind of fire For a new era of worldly frustration we offer a fresh conversation. I'm Greg Carlwood These are The Hireside Chat Here we go, Hiresight Chatters doing what we do from sunny San Diego. I'm Greg Carlwood and we have no shortage of disturbing data about the dark and unfortunate reality that much of this world is run by psychopaths eugenicists and billionaires who simply think there are too many of us in that reducing those numbers as a worthwhile investment
00:52 Privileged elite that consider the general public to be expendable, in need of their management and subject to whatever practices and protocols they deem necessary. And while most people have no problem looking back through other periods of history and recognizing this reality whether it be tyrannical kings and dictators Nazi scientists or slave traders somehow the majority have convinced themselves of the convenient delusion that such mindsets in circles of power are all in the past Unfortunately, with very little accountability for previous atrocities and a lot of the same families organizations and corporations still running the big machine there is little to no evidence of some new altruistically. And sadly today's guest Vera Sherov knows this all too well during World War II when she was only a child her family was taken from their home in Romania and put into a concentration camp
01:45 Her father died not long after and it was several years before she could be reunited with her mother who immigrated to New York City. And after getting her education, marrying and having children of her own, Bera became a human rights activist focused on the dark side of medicine when her teenage son died from a side effect of new anti-psychotic medication that her family wasn't properly warned about Today, she is the founder and president of the Alliance for Human Research Protection and has done some amazing things over the years when it comes to exposing crimes against humanity by the biomedical industry. Unethical testing of drugs on vulnerable populations and breaches of the Nuremberg Code. And we are lucky to have her a passionate advocate for humanity, a voice for the voiceless at an exposer of state sponsored medical experimentation and scandal Vera welcome to The Higher Side
