U.S. Experiencing Shortages of 100+ Drugs Including Narcan And Insulin As Record Amounts of Fentanyl Flows Across Southern BorderChris MenahanInformationLiberation Nov. 11, 2021 |
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The US is experiencing shortages of over 100 drugs ranging from Narcan to Adderall and insulin while record amounts of fentanyl flows across our southern border thanks to DHS head Alejandro Mayorkas' refusal to enforce federal immigration laws. WATCH: From WKRN, "FDA reports 100+ drug shortages nationwide": Recent supply chain disruptions are impacting everything from clothes to food, and even trips to the pharmacy. Popular drugs like Adderall, oxycodone, and insulin are running low nationwide.The narcan shortage comes while the US is experiencing record overdose deaths: From The Washington Examiner, "Record fentanyl seizures at border contributed to soaring overdose deaths in US": Fentanyl seizures by federal law enforcement inspecting goods and people attempting to enter the United States from abroad shot up over the past 12 months, more than doubling the record-high level confiscated a year earlier.VICE News reported last week that heroin is "disappearing from drug markets" across North America and being replaced with far deadlier fentanyl (most of which is trafficked through Mexico).
As National File noted, the heroin shortage reportedly hit in September after the US left Afghanistan. After retaking power, the Taliban once again cracked down on opiate production and started rounding up drug users and forcing them into hospitals for a 45-day detox, which outlets like Bloomberg and the AP suggested was some sort of grave human rights violation.
In contrast, leftist states like Rhode Island are now opening "safe" drug injection sites and ferrying needles to drug users' homes. Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook, Gab, Minds, Parler and Telegram. |