At the beginning of the pandemic the UK stockpiled 2 years worth of this drug, at a time when all routine operations had been cancelled, and demand for this drug should have been greatly reduced. It's a sedative that is used for routine operations. It's also used for end of life care. Instead the use of this drug sky rocketed at a time when old people were mysteriously dropping like flies apparently from covid 19. Midazolam causes respiratory depression .... Does that seem like a drug you should give to someone with a respiratory illness?
How many chronic diseases these days have an unknown etiology? Means they don't know what causes them. Take multiple sclerosis for example. People do runs to raise money for multi billion dollar companies to create drugs to treat Ms. They work essentially by turning off the immune system. But how can you hope to beat a disease, if you don't even know what is causing it? But really it's a lie, people know what causes it. The primary driver is mercury poisoning. Either from fish or from dental fillings. A fox news presenter actually documented her journey with ms including getting better after having her mercury fillings removed. https://youtu.be/EP0yo0Dsw8M
Maybe, but normies can't argue with official numbers.