Is There an Obamacare Connection to the Slain United Healthcare CEO?

Update: Luigi Mangione, 26 has been arrested for the murder of Brian Williams.

10 Things Deep State Media May Be Steering Us Away From

Remember the name Andrew Witty.

Also note, that by the end of 2024, over 68,000 US citizens die annually as a result of health insurance companies like UnitedHealthcare denying essential medical care, surgical services, prescription medicines, or medical equipment to private insurance consumers.

It is critical to know that when Barack Obama promised that his Obamacare act would make coverage more affordable for families; that didn’t happen.

According to the House Ways and Means Committee, premiums in most states have increased by double digits (as high as 76 percent in Oklahoma), forcing Americans to pay more each month just to keep their coverage.

Isn’t it strange that government officials, Big Pharma workers as well as many of the architects of both the COVID MANDATES AND OBAMACARE law, going as far back as the Obama Administration, exempted themselves from those mandates?

But for now, let’s look away from the propaganda and manipulation of Deep State politics. Forget what mainstream legacy media is trying to feed us, as there are serious realities and theories regarding the recent assassination of 50-year old Brian Thompson, the CEO of United Healthcare.

“The most compelling scenario is that BlackRock, Soros and the Obama-Biden-Harris DOJ are likely involved,” one investigator proclaimed.

This meme, characterizing Hillary Clinton as the assassin, may be in jest, but for many serious and knowledgable people, it symbolizes decades old stories of Deep State-like murders within government.

Big Media, Big Pharma, Big Tech and Big Brother may call them conspiracy theories, but after eight years of Barack Obama and four of Joe Biden, others point to the examples of the Kennedy assassinations, the Vietnam War, Clinton White House counselor Vince Foster’s mysterious death, the Benghazi attack, as well as murders or mysterious deaths associated with high level political figures.

Recall it has been 31 years since former First Lady Hillary Clinton originally proposed the Clinton health care plan of 1993 (also known as “Hillarycare”).

Now, back to Andrew Witty, the current CEO of United Health Group, the 11th largest company in the world, according to testimony in the US Senate.

Once upon a time, Witty was not only the vice president and general manager of marketing of Glaxo Wellcome Inc., a subsidiary of GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) in Europe, he was also an economic adviser to the governor of Guangzhou, China, from 2000 to 2002.

As what often happens with obedient leaders, Witty was appointed as the chancellor of the University of Nottingham in January 2013.

However, by July of that year, the People’s Republic of China made it known they were investigating allegations of fraud perpetrated by GSK going back to 2007 and involving billions of Chinese currency.

“It appears that certain senior executives in the China business have acted outside our processes and controls to both defraud the company and the Chinese health care system,” Witty announced. “To see these allegations about people working for GSK is shameful. For me personally they are deeply disappointing.”

By July 2018, Witty was CEO of Optum, a division of UnitedHealth Group. In November 2019, he was named president of UnitedHealth, in addition to his role as CEO of Optum.

Now pay attention to this: from April-December 2020, Witty took a leave of absence from Optum to assist the World Health Organization (WHO) in development of a COVID-19 vaccine. In May, that year of the pandemic, he was appointed to the expert advisory group for the UK Government’s Vaccine Task Force.

By 2023, Witty’s obediency to WHO, China, South Africa, Singapore, UK and UnitedHead Group caused his total compensation to reach $23.5 million.

UnitedHealth also increased premiums costs to Americans by 13 percent in 2023.

Witty was called to testify in front of the US Senate in the Spring of 2024 due to a major international hack that was due to UnitedHealth’s domination. They processed about half of all medical claims in the US for nearly 900,000 physicians, 33,000 pharmacies, 5,500 hospitals and 600 laboratories.

Witty admitted UnitedHealth company paid the hackers from cybercriminal gang AlphV a $22 million in bitcoin ransom for their Feb. 12, 2024 breach.

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden called the hack a national security threat.

“I believe the bigger the company, the bigger the responsibility to protect its systems from hackers. UHG was a big target long before it was hacked,” he added.

The day after Williams was killed, Witty told UnitedHealth employees that he would “like to give you a little bit of advice around the media. My strong advice and request to everybody is just don’t engage with the media. If you’re approached, I would recommend not responding and, if necessary, simply refer them to our own media organization.”

Witty added, “You’ve seen a lot of media interest in this situation with a huge amount of misinformation and frankly offensive communication,” calling the coverage “aggressive, inappropriate and disrespectful.”

Manhattan police allege that the assassination suspect stayed at a hostel on the Upper West Side before the attack and believe he has fled the city (perhaps in route to Georgia).

Police recovered bullet casings with the words “deny,” “defend,” and “depose” inscribed on them, a close match for an insurance industry adage—“delay, deny, defend”—about how to avoid having to pay out on claims.

Enter the loser “Inflation Reduction Act” (IRA), which helps AARP be subsidized (similar to the American Medical Association [AMA] scam) by insurance companies.

Know that IRA expands subsidies under Obamacare to private insurance providers, which will help pad those billion-dollar profits even more.

Free market policy advocacy group American Commitment President Phil Kerpen explained that, “under the IRA insurers like UnitedHealth are in line for a financial windfall with super-sized subsidies for Obamacare policies and government price controls dictating pricing of many medicines.”

The Americans for Limited Government described how “Obamacare is 21st century snake oil. It seems like when Obama said: ‘If you like your plan, you can keep it,’ ‘This won’t cover illegal aliens,’ ‘This won’t add a dime to the deficit,’ or even ‘Obama cares,’ what he meant was: ‘We will make your healthcare a badly run vertically integrated monopoly that will withhold care, enrich executives, and expose you to hackers.'”

Today, 70 percent of the Medicare Advantage market is financed by American taxpayer money. UnitedHealthcare and the seven largest for-profit insurance companies now control that market.

Consider These 10 Things Deep State & Mainstream Media May Be Steering Us From

1. Almost 90% of UnitedHealth Group owners and institutional investors include:

● Vanguard Group, Inc.

● BlackRock Inc.

● State Street Corp.

● FMR LLC

● Capital World Investors

● Price T. Rowe Associates

● Wellington Management Group

● JPMorgan Chase & Co.

2. In February 2024, the Biden-Harris Justice Department began an antitrust case against UnitedHealth. Not only are they the owner of the biggest health insurers in the U.S. and Optum health-services that garnered $372 billion in revenue in 2023, its insurance arm covers over 50 million people, and Optum has 90,000 doctors.

3. Not only was the DOJ investigating Thompson and shareholders for violating anti-trust laws, they were also being sued for not disclosing the investigation to investors prior to the media reporting on it. This caused investors to lose millions of dollars while Thompson and others sold all their shares, receiving millions of dollars.

4. In November 2024, the Biden-Harris Department of Justice sued United Healthcare to squalsh the acquisition of the $3.3 billion Louisiana-based Amedisys Inc., a huge home health and hospice care provider.

5. Police say the “person of interest” (the assassin) was seen on security video arriving at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Nov. 24.

6. From Port Authority, he took a cab to the vicinity of the Hilton Midtown hotel mand was there for about 30 minutes.

Surveillance photos show a person police want to question in connection to fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

7. He then took a cab to Hostelling International, in the Upper West Side neighborhood of Manhattan where he used a fake ID and name to check in. He briefly checked out of the hostel on Nov. 29, but then checked back in on Nov. 30.

8. Surveillance video show the suspect walking out of a Midtown subway station at around 6:15 a.m., half an hour before the shooting. More images show the suspect at a Starbucks two blocks from the shooting scene at 6:17 a.m.

9. Thompson left his hotel across the street from the Hilton hotel conference location shortly after 6:40 a.m.

10. The suspect approached Thompson from behind at 6:44 a.m., then shot him in the back and right leg where he tried to crawl away.

On Friday, Dec. 7, New York City Mayor Eric Adams acknowleged that police know the name of the potential suspect, but are not sharing it publicly.

“We don’t want to release that now,” Adams said. “If you do, you are basically giving a tip to the person…we’re seeking, and we do not want to give him an upper hand at all. Let him continue to believe he can hide behind the mask.”

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