Topic: Ama

The theory that society needs more laws is challenged by pointing out that the ruling elite and their agencies, such as the Rockefeller Foundation and the BATF, are largely exempt from the laws they impose. The 1993 siege in Waco, Texas, is cited as an example of state violence that would result in life imprisonment for an average citizen. Furthermore, the narrative suggests that the elite control the population through the AMA, fluoridated water, and a media diet of "pablum" established since J.P. Morgan purchased influential newspapers in 1910.

The American Medical Association (AMA) and FDA are described as a monopoly that bans alternative healthcare to keep the public hooked on pharmaceuticals. Davis also warns about the lack of nutritional value in processed foods, the dangers of pesticides, and the new trend of irradiating meat.