D R A I N C U R T A I N L A W

The Curtains has targeted individuals who have shielded and protected Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family that owned the company.

Today we are seeking to introduce the Drain Curtain Law, which aims to preserve the fundamental trust we place in our courts and judges that has been put into question by the same judge who approved and sided with Purdue Pharma in his court.

Read and sign the law by clicking here.

WHAT ARE CURTAINS?

Cur·tain | \ ˈkər-tᵊn: a device or agent that conceals or acts as a barrier.

Curtains is ultimately an activist project -- a work of protest

art against those who shield dangerous actors in our society.

These Curtains are a symbol, spotlighting the enablers obscuring wrongdoers who harm others for financial or political gain. Currently, we are targeting the many people who shield the criminals responsible for the opioid crisis from facing legal, civil, political, and social ramifications for their actions.

These “curtains” are the barriers standing between our world and a just one. If our systems won’t hold wrongdoers accountable, then that task falls to us. We will protect the unprotected, mend the broken, and speak for the silenced. We encourage others to practice moral courage and stand with us.

TODAY'S CURTAIN IS...

December 3, 2021

In the recent past the curtains were made with the faces of the persons shielding The Sackler’s from Criminal Prosecution. Today we came before the Deputy USAG Lisa Monaco to plead with her to lift the veil (curtain), expose The Sackler’s and INDICT them all.

Why? On October 28, 2021 Deputy USAG Lisa Monaco held a press conference purporting that she was going to make White Collar Crimes a priority; including Healthcare FRAUD. The Sackler’s have grossly profited from healthcare “corporate malfeasance”.

The Sackler’s have perpetuated the most egregious and heinous White Collar Crimes ever against humanity. The President has had to mandate a National Public Health & Safety Emergency. In April 2021, The Hill reported the Big House was calling out the other Big House in this matter. The Department of Justice (“D.O.J.”) fought back, advising The White House to mind their own business.