Pharmaceutical corporations accused of Genocide before ICC in The Hague

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Pharmaceutical corporations accused of Genocide before ICC in The

Hague

June 14, 2003 - The Hague

 

Pharmaceutical corporations and individual executives have been

accused of genocide and crimes of war before the International

Criminal Court in The Hague. The charges, which also involve

accusations of war crimes against US President George W. Bush, UK

Prime Minister Tony Blair and other top political figures, are

contained in a detailed complaint filed with the ICC by Dr. Mathias

Rath.

 

Pharmaceutical companies including Pfizer, Merck, GlaxoSmithKline,

Novartis, Amgen and Astra Zeneca are accused of deliberately

preventing life-saving natural alternatives to drug based treatments

from being applied in prevention and cure. A worldwide disinformation

campaign undertaken by these companies is said to have caused the

death of millions of people. Their role in getting both Bush and

Blair into power and in determining the policies of their respective

administrations with respect to the recent wars in Afghanistan and

Iraq is cited as evidence for a case made for violation of Human

Rights.

 

Financial interests behind misdirected health policies world wide and

behind the drive for war are also named in the complaint, filed by

Rath and others during a two-day Conference in The Hague on 14 and 15

June.

 

IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD

 

Complaint Against Genocide and Other Crimes Against Humanity

Committed in Connection With The Pharmaceutical 'Business With

Disease'

 

This complaint is submitted to the

International Criminal Court by Matthias Rath MD

and others on behalf of the people of the world

The Hague, June 14, 2003

 

To the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court,

Senator Louis Moreno-Ocampo,

c/o International Court, Maanweg 174

NL-2516 AB Den Haag/The Hague

 

SUMMARY

 

This complaint brings before the International Court of Justice (ICC)

the greatest crimes ever committed in the course of human history.

The accused are charged with causing injury to and the death of

millions of people through the 'business with disease', war crimes

and other crimes against humanity. These crimes fall under the

jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court.

 

The accused know that they will be held accountable for these crimes

and they have therefore embarked on a global campaign to undermine

the authority of the ICC in order to put themselves above

international law and continue their crimes to the detriment of all

mankind.

 

Therefore, the current complaint must be considered by the ICC with

utmost urgency. Moreover, every natural person and every government

is hereby called upon to join this complaint with the goal to once

and for all terminate these crimes.

 

IntroductionThe Cartel

 

The charges presented in this complaint relate to two main fields of

crime:

 

* Genocide and other crimes against humanity committed in connection

with the pharmaceutical business with disease.

 

* Crimes of war and aggression and other crimes against humanity

committed in connection with the recent war against Iraq and the

international escalation towards a world war.

 

These two fields of crime are directly related and connected by one

factor: They are committed in the name and interest of the same

corporate investment groups and their political stakeholders. In

order to establish the evidence and show the common motives of the

accused a short historical review is imperative.

 

Throughout the 20th century, the pharmaceutical industry was built

and organized with the goal of controlling healthcare systems around

the world by systematically replacing natural, non-patentable

therapies with patentable and therefore profitable synthetic drugs.

This industry did not evolve naturally. To the contrary, it was an

investment decision taken by a handful of wealthy and unscrupulous

entrepreneurs. They deliberately defined the human body as their

market place in order to generate further wealth.

 

The driving force of this investment industry was the Rockefeller

Group. They already controlled more than 90% of the petrochemical

business in the United States at the turn of the 19th to the 20th

century and they were looking for new global investment

opportunities. Another investment group active in this field was

formed around the Rothschild financial group.

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