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To: HamiltonJay

Wall Street was invested almost anywhere it would seem profitable. However, after WWII had started, alot of business ties were severed, like the one between Firestone and IG Farben. This is just hate-America nonsense.


61 posted on 01/11/2005 11:40:41 AM PST by KC_Conspirator (I am poster #48)
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To: KC_Conspirator

This doesn't say they were investing after WWII started.. it says they were investing and helping Hitler come to power... which was prior the actual "start" of WWII.


67 posted on 01/11/2005 11:44:31 AM PST by HamiltonJay
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The Bayer Corporation maintains several serious skeletons in its corporate closet. The CIA (currently overseeing public health and infectious disease departments for national security reasons) took over the I.G. Farben/Bayer building at the close of WWII, as they helped many Nazi scientists and wealthy German industrialists escape to America and elsewhere during Project Paperclip. Hermann Schmitz, Bayer's president at the time, and overseer of Farben--controlled labor camps, was sentenced to only four years of imprisonment at his Nuremberg trial. The company emerged from the holocaust virtually unscathed. Bayer maintained intimate ties to the German chemical/pharmaceutical cartel known as I.G. Farben. This consortium produced the earliest pesticides, drugs, and war gasses, including Zyclone B used in concentration camp gas chambers. According to the first CIA director Allen W. Dulles, as reported by CBS News war correspondent Paul Manning, the Farben cartel provided the chief economic and industrial engines behind the rise of the Third Reich and Hitler. The Bayer Company evaded U.S. government controls during and following the holocaust, in which millions of Jewish people were used as experimental subjects in medical atrocities overseen by I.G. Farben's president Hermann Schmitz, who directed the German-multinational Bayer A.G.

I found this from a different site thought it was interesting...

77 posted on 01/11/2005 11:51:19 AM PST by Echo Talon
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