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History of the Sackler Klan and history behind the Opioid Disaster.
Unbelievable.
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"Empire of Pain" (Original Post)
kairos12
Jan 2022
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hermetic
(8,622 posts)1. From a review
By Paul Rose:
Empire of Pain is a book that will make you shake your head so much, you will be in danger of injuring your neck. You are also likely to gasp, gape and rage at Patrick Radden Keefes secret history of the Sackler family dynasty. Despite the difficult subject matter, the book is so well written and so thoroughly researched, that you wont put it down for long. I breezed through the volumes 400 plus pages in less than a week. And it was that very week that the Sacklers reached a settlement with about 120,000 U.S. state and local governments, families and individuals that have sued Purdue Pharma for opioid related damages.
https://prosebyprose.com/2021/09/09/empire-of-pain-book-review/
cbabe
(4,155 posts)2. Goddamn the pusher man: Steppenwolf
PoindexterOglethorpe
(26,727 posts)3. I have that book on hold at my library.
Nine people ahead of me on the list.
LoisB
(8,639 posts)4. Sounds like a good read. Thanks.