Forums, facebook, all forms of social media are being trolled innocently at first and then more directly to get members to "reveal" that which is actionable by the FDA for instance.
On InfoWars there is an interview - http://naturalsociety.com/video-fda-...histleblowers/ which is about 8 minutes 30 seconds long. It's worth a watch.
If on social media for instance one is being asked about showing unregistered devices (a specific FDA terminology about that which has a medical use), or selling unregistered devices, or making devices which are known to be used "unregistered", the FDA has jurisdiction and can intercede.
The official medical establishment is a very closed FOR-PROFIT system where those practicing medicine officially have to be licensed, regulated and jump through the approved hoops. Those deviating from the approved hoops, such as using "off label" techniques run the risk of fines and jail time, loosing their license to "practice". The word "practice" is key, one can never cure in the LICENSED system, on can only practice medicine, treat and use approved techniques and apparatus, or drugs, or devices.
Here is the interview:
There is a good discussion about the "system" being very determined to squash whistleblowers, or those who challenge the "establishment"..
From the interview:
With activism at all time highs surrounding incognito threats lurking within the food supply, and major movements throughout the country all aimed at sweeping things like GMOs from the food supply, it should come as no surprise that agencies like the FDA are concerned about internal whistleblowers leaking key intel to the public.
It should also come as no surprise that government organizations from the FDA to the FCC are now monitoring social networks across the board, all on a quest to track the flow of information that has now been dominated by the alternative news.
I recently joined The Alex Jones show in studio to talk about how the alternative media, whistleblowers, and reasonable thinkers are causing some serious problems for corporate monopolies and government agencies alike