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• ants began growing inthe land surrounding the pyramid. Do we have any other evidence that couldverify such a fascinating effect? The answer arrived in 1989, when a majorchemical company known as Ciba-Geigy patented a process that allowed them tocultivate new and original forms of plants and animals. The process isdeceptively simple—they place seeds between two metal plates, and run a weak DCcurrent thr

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• pro-industry faculty members. However, Prof.Chapela was finally awarded tenure on May 17, 2005.Novartis: On March 7, 1996, an earthshaking announcement was made tothe business world: Sandoz and Ciba-Geigy, the two Swiss-based chemical/lifesciences giants, had agreed to become one. Novartis, as the new company wascalled, was at that time the result of the largest corporate merger in history.Both Sandoz

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• sel, Switzerland, although the e ffects of the drug are said not to have been discovered by Dr. Al bert Hofmann until 1943. Basle was the home of three huge chemic al companies, Hoffman-LaRoche, Ciba-Geigy, and Sandoz, the latter owned by German chemical monolith I.G. Farben, the mainstay of the Third Reich's war. Although the connection i s not often made, and is denied by Dr. Hofmann, I.G. Farben mai

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• lished important agreements with a wide spectrum of American industry includ- ing Abbott Laboratories, Alcoa, Anaconda, Atlantic Oil, Bell and Howell, the Borden Company, the Carnation Company, Ciba- Geigy, Dow Chemical, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Firestone Rubber, Ford Motor, General Drug Company, General Electric, General Mills, General Motors, General Tire, Glidden Paint, Goodyear Rubber, Gulf Oil, the

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• FULL DISCLOSURE - Dr Gary Glum Ciba-Geigy Corporation. Genetics Institute. Johnson and Johnson. Schering Plough Corporation. UpJohn Company. Genentech Inc. American International. Biogen S.A. Eli Lilly and Co. Pall Corporation. American Cyan

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• as follows: 1. Merck (U.S.) $4.2 billion in sales. 2. Glaxo Holdings (United Kingdom) $3.4 billion. 3. Hoffman LaRoche (Switzerland) $3.1 billion. 4. Smith Kline Beckman (U.S.) $2.8 billion. 5. Ciba-Geigy (Switzerland) $2.7 billion. 6. Pfizer (U.S.) $2.5 billion (Standard & Poor's gives its sales as $4 billion). 7. Hoechst A. G. (Germany) $2.5 billion (Standard & Poor's lists its sales as $38 billion

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• founded by Jeane Kirkpatrick's husband, Evron Kirkpatrick of the CIA. The world's No. 5 drug firm, Ciba-Geigy of Switzerland, does a billion dollar a year business in the United States, and operates ten drug factories here. Pfizer, No. 6 in size of the world's drug firms, does $4 billion a year, according to

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• ho was director of research for DuPont from 1956 to 1981; he is now with the Advanced Genetic Societies. Other drug companies include Schering-Plough, whose president, Richard J. Kogan, was with Ciba-Geigy; he is now director of the National Westminister Bank of the United States; directors are Virginia A. Dwyer, senior vice president for finance for AT&T; she is also a director of the Federal Reserve

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• e severe blood disorders, interfering with the white blood cell function; it was then sold widely in Latin America with no warning. Cloquinol, a drug used to treat amoebic dysentery, produced by Ciba-Geigy in 1934 (Batero Vioform and Mexon) was found to cause a nerve disorder. Seven hundred Japanese died from taking it, 162

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• after 11,000 cases of SMON, subacute myelic optic neuropathy. Ciba-Geigy then paid a settlement to some 1500 victims and survivors. Hoechst marketed an analgesic said to be like aspirin, aminopyrein and dipyrene. It was found to cause anemia and was banned in the United S

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• ighly toxic chemical, 5- F-U, despite reports in prestigious medical journals that it doesn't work. It continues to be widely used, perhaps because the American Cancer Society owns 50% of 5-F-U. Ciba-Geigy of Switzerland has found an increasing market in the U.S. public school system for its drug Ritalin, which through some alchemy has now become the principal means of controlling "hyp eractive" (read

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• rug Manufacturers. The next head of the Bureau of Medicine later became a top executive at Hoffman LaRoche. Dr. Howard Cohn, former head of the FDA medical evaluation board, was offered a job at Ciba-Geigy which he accepted. Dr. Harold Anderson, chief of the FDA drug division, was given a job with Winthrop Drug Company. Morris Yakowitz found that his experience at FDA made him eligible for a job at Smi

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• k its discovery of sulfanilimide, which would become a potent weapon in the medical arsenal. In 1920, I. G. had signed working agreements with the important drug firms of Switzerland, Sandoz and Ciba-Geigy. In 1926, I. G. merged with Dynamit-Nobel, the German branch of the dynamite firm, while an English firm took over the English division. I. G. officials then began to negotiate with Standard Oil offi

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• lished important agreements with a wide spectrum of American industry includ- ing Abbott Laboratories, Alcoa, Anaconda, Atlantic Oil, Bell and Howell, the Borden Company, the Carnation Company, Ciba- Geigy, Dow Chemical, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Firestone Rubber, Ford Motor, General Drug Company, General Electric, General Mills, General Motors, General Tire, Glidden Paint, Goodyear Rubber, Gulf Oil, the

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• o recall loans. 1920 Dr. Otto Walberg experiments with human cells. Removes 35% of the oxygen and cells become non-reversibly cancerous. 1920 I.G. Farben signs working agreements with Sandoz and Ciba-Geigy in Switzerland. 1920 Dr. Bergius discovers hydrogenation process. 1920 William Donovan meets Adolph Hitler at Berchtesgaden and Pension Moritz. 1920 Period begins where 400 political figures in Germa

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• in 1974, psychiatrist Paul Lowinger "confessed" that I received money from Hoffmann-La Roche to attend the International Congress of Psychotherapy in England in 1964 and in 1965 I received money from Geigy to attend an American Psychiatric Association meeting in Hawaii. They were most interested in their sales of Librium and Tofranil respectively at the Lafayette Clinic [in Detroit] where I directed th

• likeElavil and Tofranil; anti-manics like lithium carbonate. He gave them incombinations and was known to issue, “heroic” doses. Sargant worked closely withEli Lilly and Company, Hoffman-La Roche and Geigy. Other drug houses whoregarded him with favour were Merck, Sharp and Dohme, Parke-Davis and Company,Smith Kline & French Laboratories, and Searle Laboratories…He scoured the psychiatric journals for

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• 200,000 Swiss francs (about $100,000) from Hoffman-La Roche, 'for its animal shelter' – with no questions asked. 1. His own wife was experimenting on animals in the endocrinology department of Ceiba-Geigy. 2. When my CIVIS organisation brought about these facts, Schenkel dropped all pretence of being an animal protectionist: at the next convention of Swiss animal protection groups (SPCAs), he argued t

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• problem. The government and taxpayers’ money has been well served in this case.” 71 The poster child for targeted therapies is Gleevec, a small-molecule drug that originated in the Swiss labs of Ciba-Geigy, which is now part of Novartis Pharma AG. When the drug was first approved for chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) in May 2001, the press proclaimed a new era in cancer therapy, “the first fruits of some

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• om 1908 to 1936, Farben withheld its discov - ery of sulfanilamide, an early sulfa drug, until the firm had signed work - ing agreements with the important drug firms of Switzerland, Sandoz a nd Ciba-Geigy. In one of the largest corporate mergers in history, these two firms joined in 1996 to form Novartis. It has been previously detailed how the support of globalists and trans - planted Europe an fasci

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• al schools: Ib id. Burroughs Wellcome and Lord Oliver Franks: I bid., p. 345 Big Bill Rocke fel ler as carnival medicine-show barker: Ma rrs, Rule by Secrecy, pp. 44–45 I. G. Farben, Sandoz, and Ciba-Geigy: M ullins, Murder by Injection, p. 337 Rat studies irrelevant: L ouis J. Elsas II, MD, “Nutrasweet: Health and Safety Con - cerns,” testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee of Labor and Human Re -

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• or better living is the operating motto of some very major corporations. Prominent pharmaceutical names on the list of those taking over seed companies are: Upjohn, Sandoz, Pfizer, Monsanto, and Ciba-Geigy. If you add in the fact that roughly 40% of the antibiotics sold in the US goes to the livestock industry to be included automatically in commercial feeds, you begin to see an obvious community of in

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• liver problems. Verdivitone is 17% alcohol, definitely not recommended for people with liver disease. Local ads discuss its capacity to produce "vitality and e nergy." The pharmaceutical giant, Ciba-Geigy, markets a painkiller called Cibalgi n which is available, again, over the counter, in Mozambique. It contains aminopyrine, banned in the U.S. and parts of Europe because it has been linked to blood

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• , and all that. All of a sudden, to get anabolics, instead of having your doctor or vet write a scrip for you and going to a drugstore and buying something made by a drug company like Merck or CIBA - Geigy, yo u had to deal with the same people that smuggle crack. And you were probably getting God - knows - what, brewed up in a filthy garage in Mexico and stuck in a used bottle with a counterfeit label

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• massive amounts to the unholy alliance of medicine, insurance and drug companies. A bit of investigative journalism, “following the money” by John Merrow, revealed that Ritalin’s manufacturers, Ciba-Geigy , contributed nearly $1,000,000 in 1994 plus a similar amount of in-kind donations to a family organization called CHADD (Children with Attention Deficit Disorders) which is actively lobbying Congres

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• Mr. Haislip, DEA Director of Diversi on Control. “We had a recent death in Roanoke, where a child died fr om snorting this drug like Cocaine.” Merrow also reported that Ritalin's manufacture r, Ciba-Geigy, has giv en nearly $900,000 in cash grants to a group called Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD). This money, along with in-kind services, has helped CH ADD grow from a sma ll

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• htforward, path was followed by thediscovery of the so-calledthymoleptics, which eventually became moreimportant as antidepressants than the MAO inhibitors. As in the case ofRhoˆ ne–Poulenc, the firm Geigy in Basel had worked during the 1940s onantihistaminic substances that were chemically similar to promethazine andchlorpromazine. In animal experiments one of these compounds, numberG 22150, had an an

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• ss tothe newly discovered neuroleptic. And yet, as Kuhn wrote in 1970, oncechlorpromazine was on the market it was too expensive to be used in hishospital in large quantities. He therefore approached Geigy Pharmaceuticals inFebruary 1954, pointing out the similarity between the effect observed withG 22150 and that of chlorpromazine. Further trial samples of G 22150 weresupplied, but it became obvious t

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• chlorpromazine suggested that major psychiatric disorders could be treatedwith pharmacological agents. Clinical trials in psychiatry with the chlorpro-mazine-like substances synthesized at Geigy Pharmaceuticals were therefore alogical step. The critical contribution here was the persistent way in whichKuhn, in close cooperation with scientific staff at Geigy (Broadhurst, 1998),conducted his

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• Basel, Switzerland, although the effects of the drug are said not to have been discovered by Dr. Albert Hofmann until 1943. Basle was the home of three huge chemical companies, Hoffman-LaRoche, Ciba-Geigy, and Sandoz, the latter owned by German chemical monolith I.G. Farben, the mainstay of the Third Reich's war. Although the connection is not often made, and is denied by Dr. Hofmann, I.G. Farben main

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• It does a $10 billion business in the United States and manages ten drug companies. Ciba started off early in 1934 when its products Batero Vioform and Mexon were found to cause nerve disorders. Ciba-Geigy is also the source for Ritalin, which has become the principle means in schools of controlling "hyperactive" children. To provide for the use of this drug, social workers coined the new term ADD (att

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• orld drug market. (RIIA) Plans for One World Church begin when World Council for Churches is set up in London. I.G. Farben signs working agreements with the drug firms in Switzerland, Sandoz and Ciba-Geigy. The RIIA establishes the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations in the U.S. to control and eventually destroy the society of the United States. Tavistock eventually provides programs that led to the

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• in a number of countries end severely restricted in others it is still available, under 14 dif- ferent brand names with 13 different sets of instruc- tions (one brand contains no instructions). Ciba-Geigy. the principal manufacturer, has US $40 million in sales per year. CLONIDINE - Sold as Catapres, this drug can control high blood pressure. If the drug is delayed for 12 hours or more after it should

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• INTER-CONNECTIONS WITH 1.G.FARBEN FOLLOWING WORLD WAR I1 Corporations 173 Foreign 2,000 cartels Assets RM 6 billion Borden Co. 0 General Mills Electric I Lederle Labs u Carnation 0 Abbott Labs I Ciba-Geigy 0 1805-1817 1.G.Farben Develops Morphine ....................... 1898 1.G.Farben Develops Firestone Chemical LrJ I Heroin Monsanto Sterling Drug INTERESSEN FARBEN I LaRoche / General Tire n Tire I Ch

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• oxical effect of mitigating hyperactivity, while covertly causing additional neurological damage insuring the necessity for a constantly varying series of treatments. Ritalin is manufactured by Ciba- Geigy, who in 1971 decided to market the drug in the United States. This decision was critisized by the Swedish Medical Association, who had banned the use of Ritalin in Sweden ten years earlier because of

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• l symptoms, qualify for the CDP, their parents are paid additional money on a monthly basis, and parents are not required to use the money for therapeutic or medical aid." It is also a fact that Ciba-Geigy, maker of Ritalin, financially backs organizations and lobbies to make ADD an officially sanctioned handicapping condition requiring use of Ritalin. Researchers with grants fiom the National Insitute

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• ers bank to recall loans. Dr. Otto Walberg experiments with human cells. Removes 35% of the oxygen and cells become non-reversibly cancerous. I.G. Farben signs working agreements with Sandoz and Ciba-Geigy in Switz Dr. Bergius discovers hydrogenation process. William Donovan meets Adolph Hitler at Berchtesgaden and Pension Moritz. The German Workers Party changes its name to the National Socialist Part

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• ng fiom the US Dollar, rendering it a fiat currency - the completion of a process Roosevelt started in the 1930's when gold was called in and currency was tampered with. US Deficit $500 billion. Ciba-Geigy company decides to market Ritalin in the U.S. as a chemical solution to the growing behavior problems in (vaccine-damaged) children. Sweden banned Ritalin in the 1960's. Bilderberger meeting in Woods