Forum Post: Pharmaceutical Manure with Patent, thoughts from Youtube Jim Marrs

LOL, some thought while listening to Jim Marrs on YouTube:

1) Aspartame (came from Natzi Drug Companies (Germany)).

2) Sodium Floride (came from Natzi Drug Companies (Germany)).

3) Medical Marijuana Patent held by the Federal government justified as good for treatment of symptoms of Chemo.

4) Bertelsmann of Germany owns most of the textbook production and book clubs in America (as per Jim Marrs is in the top 5 biggest publishers in the US) - Do you think hemp industry would cut into the paper publishing business. How's the US Education System workin' for ya??

5) Russian and American Militaries helped Natzi's excape after WW II with the Pope Pious the 12 providing Passport/Papers. You can see Wikipedia for Operation Paper Clip and Ratlines. Also it was not just Scientist, but also finance people that were sheltered. Apparently there were 100,000 Natzis and their families pulled into the USA for our own National Security benefits. These Natzis became part of our government and corporations.

6) The Guardian has obtained confirmation from newly discovered files in the US National Archives that a firm of which Prescott Bush was a director was involved with the financial architects of Nazism.

7) According to Jim Marrs in his books he outlines how big bankers created communism to get lucritive defense contracts and Loans for bombs, rifles, war materials. Then create Hitler's rise to power as way to conterbalance Stalin and gain lucritive Defense Contracts and Loans. Then of course during WW II the Banks provided Loans to the USA for their purchases of War material.

8) I think the Point is that People do things for Money. Corporations are the instrument to make personal wealth and personal power with limited liability. There is no reason for powerful people to share their science or knowledge, but power and control are motivations for manipulating the USA into a Police State and to a perpetual state of War ala the Book "1984".

http://www.corporations.org/media/

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2004/sep/25/usa.secondworldwar