We begin this week with a few minutes of the introduction to episode 472; Lyn Gerry introduces her reading from the chapter "life under contract" in Charles Eisenstein's Ascent of Humanity. We begin the show with a few short clips from the soundtrack of "Guatemala - Syphilis Laboratory", a video by John O'Shea on the experiments carried out by the US Public Health Service and the CDC at Tuskeegee (which denied syphilis patients treatment for decades) and Guatemala (where healthy people were deliberately infected with syphilis and other STDs). Next we hear an April 2012 interview with Piper Hendricks, the lead attorney bringing a suit in connection with the Guatemalan experiment. At that stage the US government had claimed sovereign immunity, but she was still hoping that public pressure could be brought to bear. We conclude with episode 27 of the Infectious Myth, in which David Crowe interviews Toni Bark, host of "Bought, The Movie" which looks at regulatory capture by big pharma. This looks at the case of the CDC whistleblower on suppression of the MMR vaccine/autism link. She makes a number of controversial points surrounding the capture of the CDC and the still ongoing whistleblower case of Dr. William Thompson, who in February 2015 was granted immunity to testify before Congress about the decision to break protocol and omit crucial data from a paper, which as a result appear to exonerate the MMR vaccine from a link to autism.