National Association of Boards of Pharmacy

So this is from Elias Ferrer, an analyst of Venezuela, focused on a lot of financial and oil issues, actually, pointing out the key aspects here.

So the NABP, which is the oil firm at the heart of this, which is actually run by a very controversial figure named Alejandro Betancourt, who is actually linked to none other than Jeffrey Epstein, by the way, somebody who has been in good standing.

With the Venezuelan authorities and then not.

And then in good standing with Washington and then not.

The U.S. government will have for free get a stake in this oil firm at no cost to the taxpayers of 35 percent.

The State Department will have the right to buy 20% of the oil produced at cost in order to purportedly stock up the national reserves.

This oil firm, NABP, will invest up to $100 billion, allegedly, generating $200 billion in royalty and tax revenues over 25 years.

That's where you kind of get this mixed messaging.

Your state board has a search page and the license is either in there or it isn't.

Then I look at the PCAB accreditation, which I verify myself, or the NABP accreditation.

And I'll link both of those websites in case you want to verify your own pharmacy accreditation.

Both of those accreditations mean that outside trained inspectors walked through the facility and inspected it.

And you need to give a list of all the doctors or the telehealth company you have a contract with, and probably the contract.

Who's your pharmacy, where's their licenses, are they National Board of Pharmacy or do they have LegitScript, and your contracts with them.

And then you have to fill out all bunch of paperwork, and it goes to LegitScripts.

That's pretty much the deal, right?

Everything.

And you know, we've said that pharmacists, we've gotten from you guys, like, "Oh, well how come, don't fight the DEA, it's not our fault." But when it comes to Suboxone, the, the, the NABP and the NCPA, their MOUD guidelines, they know how to fight for Suboxone.

They know how to fight against the DEA.

Yeah.