Published at: 19/11/2025 09:00 PM

(Time, April 22, 1974 and Annual Report on Alcoholism in the USA 2025)

• In the United States, 180,900 people died as a result of their addiction to alcohol in the past year 2024. One of the most dangerous fetishes traditionally introduced as a cult in that sinking empire.
• Currently, 29,500,000 people over the age of 12 suffer from alcohol disorders in the supposedly most powerful power on the planet.
• In that country, 490 people die every day as victims of alcohol addiction, at a rate of 22 people per hour, a human being ceases to exist every 3 minutes in a sick society that only worships mass consumption and death.
• In other words, one in ten people, over the age of 12, is at risk of dying due to excessive drinking in the United States.
• The mortality rate due to alcohol addiction is 33% higher than the death caused by the fentanyl epidemic, whose deaths amount to 110,000 deaths annually due to an overdose of this fatal drug. A drug that was coincidentally invented and patented in 1960, by the American pharmacist Paul Janssen, owner of a laboratory of the same name.
• The alcoholism crisis in the United States as a pandemic existed long before “The Heroin Plague”, established by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) starting in 1950, and the recent “Opioid Crisis”.
• The current “Opioid Crisis” broke out in 2004 as a pandemic affecting millions of people of all ages, as a result of the mass sale without a prescription of OxiContin, distributed by the company Purdue Pharma, now in demand for $8.6 billion.
• Alcohol addiction as a serious public health problem dates back to 1920, when statistics were made that yielded alarming data on millions of Americans enslaved by bad drinking.
• The so-called “Dry Law” enacted in the United States on January 19, 1920, was an effort by federal authorities to curb this disorder of human behavior that leads to the irrepressible consumption of alcoholic beverages.
• “The Prohibition”, as this law was known, only boosted the powerful “black market” business, which catapulted vice and strengthened local mafias with immense power in all spheres of the economy, the courts and the police forces under their control.
• It was smarter then to repeal this law, on December 6, 1933, and to try to significantly improve, as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) did, access to education, sports, free medical services, the generation of thousands of businesses and millions of jobs. Perhaps that was briefly called “The American Dream”: Equal Opportunity, Equal Conditions, and Quality Improvement.
• Then, the rate of alcoholism dropped significantly and the number of victims of this industry fell.
• However, despite applying purely Keynesian capitalist measures (greater employment, higher wages, greater consumption, greater sales and greater production), today the dominant and supremacist elites of the empire, which is sinking in their own manure, consider FDR to be an abominable communist beast. However, his formula worked.

Mazo News Team