Dodgy Deals

This issue’s Dodgy Doings is centred on one of the dodgiest yet unknown deals of the modern era. It was a deal that would see the health of post 20th century generations sacrificed for the sake of multinational profits. Lucky we’re all smart enough to know better and are buying organic food, water filters and legitimate nutritional supplements.

Setting the Scene
The information in this article comes from the classic book you’ve never heard of, World Without Cancer by G. Edward Griffin. A bit about G: Mr. Griffin is an award winning writer and documentary film producer renowned for his investigation of difficult topics including international banking, terrorism, U.S foreign policy, taxation and archaeology. He is also good looking if you like bearded men such as Gandalf.

The Players
You’ve heard of Bristol Myers, Bayer and various other drug companies. But just like the mother Alien in Aliens there has been a far larger, uglier, meaner beast hidden away in a veil of mucous ridden secrecy that gets very angry when disturbed. And just like mummy Alien trying to do deal with Ripley, this beast has been doing deals with all the other big boys in the galaxy. Unfortunately none have acted in the interests of small children as Ripley did. Instead, all the ‘boys in the hood’ came to the party and joined forces with the monster that is I.G. Farben.

“In the years prior to World War II, there came into existence an international cartel, centred in Germany that dominated the world’s chemical and drug industries. It had spread its operations to ninety-three countries and was a powerful economic and political force on all continents. It was known as I.G. Farben.”

From DuPont, Ford Motor Corp and Alcoa all the main players came to do deals with I.G. In fact there were so many companies that signed up with the devil…

“It would take over an hour to read aloud the names of the companies around the world with which it (I.G Farben) had interlocking cartel agreements.”

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