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Obama Holding a Pill

Obama Holding a Pill

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Obama Holding a Pill refers to a political illustration by late American graphic designer and conspiracy theorist David Dees, also known for the Brainwashed Kid and Cellphone Tower Radiation images, in which former United States president Barack Obama is depicted offering the viewer a blue pill against backdrop collage of drones, TV networks, syringes and armed forces. On social media, the image has been used as a caption format, being used in memes about psyops and conspiracy theories.

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