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Originally Posted by ed-j  I see you take no time to mention the modern name for IG Farben? There appears to be plenty of evidence of collaboration through even the Bush family with this company? ( 2 generations before Bush Junior was President in the 30's, 40's and 50's .) They were invested in the funding for the instigation of WW2, to the building of Auswitz and the Gas Chambers (BASF and Hoesh also). (These are all German companies, as is Saarbrucken a German place - the bridge over the river Saar. )
The Codex in EUROPA above is a "gag" law for anyone that disagrees with the policies of the above companies. The same kind of Codex was used through Helmut Kohl in the 90's to stop people getting Vitamins and health information. Herr Kohl was on the payrole of the above companies to try and crush the public on this one.
Matthias Rath MD (Doctor of Medicine) will give you ample facts on this.
Back to IG Farben: They are the owners of an enormous chemical dump near Opladen in Germany. The dump became so famous that they had to cover it up, which they did with a town. They called that town Leverkusen: IG Farbens name obviously being BAYER, as in the football legends "Bayer Leverkusen." The company Dynamit ( Dynamite )Nobel from Leverkusen Manfort (a couple of k's from Leverkusen central) are also guilty of using the area for a dumping ground from their explosives manufacture. Parts of the outskirts of Leverkusen are restricted to this day due to toxins.
The river Wupper which runs through Opladen to Leverkusen, directly past the Bayer (IG Farben) factory and straight into the river Rhine is also notoriously polluted as the river runs past another Bayer factory further upstream in Wuppertal ( Hence the river Wupper). The local population will not go anywhere near this water, even for paddling in this hottest weather. There are no fish or Anglers to be found from Wuppertal, through Opladen, to Leverkusen and into the Rhine.
Interestingly, all the directors of Bayer (IG Farben) until the late 70's, were ex-members of the Nazi Party. So lets not get the "IG Farben - founded 1924" and "Bayer" mixed up as two different companies eh!
What is you opinion of the above? And I do mean "your" opinion, not some grandiose "Gag Order." |
Actually the Saar and the Wupper are now rather clean and fishing has become usual there again. What you posted talks about the situation in the 70s and since then 30 years have passed. The Wupper back then was one of the most polluted rivers in Europe.
Swimming in the Saar was allowed again in the mid 90s and the fish population is growing.
The water quality is observed by many non-profit organisations and the law for drinking water and river in Germany became the strictest and most rigid in the world.