Origins of CODEX... It's worse than we thought it was!

[Guest guest]

Iris and other friends,

 

The best thing that we can all do at this moment is to

use the internet and our immediate circle of influence

to let the largest possible number of people know

about this patent evil and to barrage our elected

officials with letters, phone calls, emails and any

other type of communication we can think of.

 

Best to all,

 

Ron Matthews

[Guest guest]

Ron, wow...that's quite amazing.

I have the book " The crime and the punishment of I.G farben " would you

believe it- after I read on the internet that fluoridation originated in the

Nazies I bought this book thinking to find something about it, but in vain.

Anyway I am looking now in the index and Frits Ter Meer is mentioned 7

times and

there is even a company on his name- Ter Meer company. It's written here

that Ter Meer company is

one of the major german dyestuff companies led by the big three- BASF, Bayer

and Hoescht, and joined five others to a " the community of interest of the

German dyestuff industry, this structure came to be known simply as I.G. " .

 

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Ron Matthews

07/10/05 16:39:09

Iris Atzmon

Origins of CODEX... It's worse than we thought it was!

 

Iris,

 

It turns out the one of the primary architects of

CODEX ALIMENTARIUS was none other than Fritz ter Meer.

 

 

He was a member of the Managing Board of IG Farben

from its inception to its dissolution. As the Wartime

Manager, he was responsible for IG Auschwitz.

 

In the Nuremberg Tribunal, ter Meer stated: " Forced

labor did not inflict any remarkable injury, pain, or

suffering on the detainees, particularly since the

alternative for these workers would have been death. "

 

In 1948, ter Meer was sentenced by the Nuremberg

Tribunal to seven years in prison for plundering and

slavery.

 

In 1952, his sentence was commuted, due to the

influence of powerful friends.

 

From 1956-1964, he was reinstated as a member of the

Managing Board of Bayer AG.

 

In 1962, ter Meer was one of the architects of the

" Codex Alimentarius " - Commission and one of the main

designers of the schemes that would profit from human

suffering.

 

Just fifteen years after they were convicted in the

Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunal, Bayer, BASF and Hoechst

were again the architects of the next major human

rights offences. In 1962, they established the Codex

Alimentarius Commission.

 

So if CODEX ALIMENTARIUS seems to be very much like

the Nazi ideology, it's because it was born of the

same contempt for humanity!

 

Spread the word!

 

Ron

 

P.S. For more on this topic, go to http://www.justiceandawareness

org/tocodex.htm

 

 

 

 

 

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