Bayer (a German company) invented Heroin, Mustard Gas, GM food and Polyurethane

Bayer formed the financial core of the Nazi regime.

all the companies are still there.

GE, Mitsubishi, BAE.

they're all as bad as each other.

i like germans...good work ethic, punctual...good fighters if the cause is just.

the main supplier of Zyklon B, a chemical used in the gas chambers of Auschwitz.

Yes, and we all help.

What makes people think poly-anything is good to contact our ingestibles????????

Water bottles are not made of glass, and just try to find one. Meats=plastic contact, even the butchers paper is lined with it!!! Diapers, how convient! How do YOU avoid it, do tell us all! Plastic is GRREAT for the garbage, and that's IT!
WAKE UP!!!!

"Plastic is GRREAT for the garbage, and that's IT!"
Says the poster typing on the glass keyboard.

6/12/2006 7:23 PM Re: Bayer (a German company) invented Heroin, Mustard Gas, GM food and Polyurethane

"Plastic is GRREAT for the garbage, and that's IT!"
Says the poster typing on the glass keyboa "
Whatta useless response.Clearly, he was talking about food.Or DO you try to eat your keyboard, genius?

"Whatta useless response.Clearly, he was talking about food.Or DO you try to eat your keyboard, genius?"
Do you try to eat diapers or baby ass?
I certainly hope not.

I beg to differ re: heroin.
Poppy is a plant.
They may have invented a process
but they didn't invent the substance.

Like saying coca cola invented cocaine.

i g farben paid the reich to run medical experiments at the auschwitz camp, by mengele and other research herr "doktors"

vials of various germs with the bayer label were found after the camp was liberated

the camp guards were totenkopf ss, which use a skull and crossed bones insignia

bayer has a corporate logo that has intersecting "bayer" letters that form a crossbones, within a circle for a faux skull

more templar skull and bones, just like the yale fratpack that bushes pere et fils were members of

its a skulls world after all
its a skulls, skulls world

Ja.

An interesting article about Bayer, Asprin, and the Spanish Flu:

MURDER IN THE MEDICINE CABINET

The Deadliest Killer of the 20th Century, With More Deaths Than All the World Wars, Lurks Right Inside Your House, and Threatens to Take You and Your Family. The Story No One Told You.

In 1918, a virulent, never seen before, form of influenza seemed to suddenly appear. It seemed to kill within hours, and spread around the world within days. It seemed to appear simultaneously all around the world. Its spread was faster than any then known means of human travel.

In 2004, the Centres for Disease Control and the World Health Organization warned of repeats of such a rapid and deadly pandemic, through such variants of influenza as SARS and Bird Flu. But without knowing what caused the 1918 pandemic or how it spread, how can the CDC or WHO make such a claim, unless they already know something they are not telling?

As yet no one has been able to identify the actual medical cause of the 1918 Flu, with only a few samples of a "bird-like" virus taken from only several cadaver tissue samples. But no sample is complete. And those are only one or two samples from among the estimated 20 to 40 million people who seemed to die mysteriously almost overnight. The 1918 Flu spread faster and was more deadly, killing more people than even the Plague and Black Death of the middle ages. Why does no one talk about it?

And even if the viral cause were identified, no one can explain the lightning fast spread of the disease. Maybe it wasn’t a disease after all. Many researchers have even looked at some world-wide phenomena, such as extra-terrestrial biology filtering into the atmosphere from outer space. Or maybe, the jet stream spreading disease-laden dust from Asia all around the world in a matter of days. In an area of investigation where there seems to be no real facts and less logic, any "fringe theory" or "outre logic" is just as valid as any other.
Maybe something about the 1918 Flu is being covered up. Something that we are not supposed to know.

Actually, there is another rather simple mundane solution to the medical mystery. There did exist in 1918 a then new technical invention by which the "disease" was spread almost at the speed of light. The "1918 Flu" was spread around the world almost instantaneously by telephone. Of course, that claim needs an explanation, and proof. In the 1890´s an American chemist made an improvement on an old home folk remedy called Willow or Aspen Tea. It seemed to relieve the pains of old-age gout, arthritis and other assorted pains. But the evil-tasting tea, containing acetylsalicylic acid, was so strong that it caused many people to have nausea and vomiting, along with the pain relief---if they could tolerate drinking the tea. This potion was later neutralized, synthesized and buffered, and then sold
to the German Bayer company as a pain reliever.

I have researched the source and history of the name "Aspirin" and found no reasonable explanation. I have found, instead, that the German Bayer company, in order to sell to both the American and European markets, used a name familiar in both markets. In America the common folk remedy form was called "Aspen Tea" made from boiling willow bark from the Aspen tree family. In Europe, the same home remedy was called "Spirain Tea" made from boiling the leaves of the common European shrub Spirae. Both preparations were found to contain large amounts of natural acetylsalicylic acid, but unbuffered. Combining the common home-remedy folklore names Aspen and Spirain comes up with the Euro- American brand name Aspirin. My research is the sole source for the information about that unique derivation of the brand name.

The reason for the deep confusion and lack of any clear history about the trade name is that for almost a decade from 1905 to about 1915, the use of the trade name, and the source of the name Aspirin, was tied up in international courts. In the late 1890´s when Aspirin became available as an easy to use "pop a pill" replacement to the sour tasting Aspen or Spirain Teas, many people used it to relieve the pain of joint arthritis. Many users also discovered, quite by accident, a unique side effect. If you had a fever when you took the Aspirin, it also made the fever suddenly go away. What a discovery! It appeared to be a cure for the common cold and flu.

By 1905 many other drug companies were making acetylsalicylic acid preparations and calling it Aspirin, but they were selling it as a common cold remedy. Bayer took these other companies to court and sued over illegal use of their trademark. Many people believe that Bayer lost the decision and lost control of the name Aspirin. Most believe that Aspirin is now a generic name such as Kleenex, Scotch Tape or Xerox. Not so. It was an odd court decision and a confusing compromise. By 1915 it was decided in court that Bayer had the exclusive use of the tradename Aspirin, if it were sold as a pain- relieving analgesic.

The court also found that the other companies could also use the name Aspirin, if in their ads and packaging, they claimed that their product was an anti-febril agent or a fever reducer. This odd court decision is still in use today. You can still buy Bayer aspirin to relieve pain, and on the store shelf right next to it is Nyquil, Aleve, Tylenol, Motrin, Bufferin, Anacin and a whole long list of others, all containing aspirin or aspirin-like compounds and
claiming to be treatments for Colds, Flu and Fever. Reducing fever was not in Bayer’s original patent claim. Bayer didn’t know in 1895 of the use of aspirin as a fever reducer and had not put that in their original trademark application.

And how does that strange court decision fit into the rapid spread of the 1918 Flu? The primary defence which the human body has, to stop the spread of viral infections is to produce a fever. The fever is not a symptom of disease, but is actually the body’s primary anti-viral immune system. The fever stops the telomeres on the ends of viral RNA from making copies of itself.

The telomeres are like a zipper which unzips and separates the new RNA copy within milliseconds, but the telomeres are temperature sensitive and won’t unzip at temperatures above 101F. Thus the high temperature of the fever, stops the flu virus from dividing and spreading. It is an immune system response which only mammals have developed to prevent the spread of viral flu infections, which mostly 99% come from the more ancient dinosaur-like earth life forms called birds. Almost all influenza is a form of "Avian Flu." A few influenza forms come from other dinosaur-like life forms, the modern reptiles, but these are usually classified as very rare tropical diseases, since that is where most
reptiles live.

The doctors in the early 1900´s didn’t know about that, and even today few if any doctors are aware that fever is not a symptom of disease, but is the primary and only way for the human body to stop viral infections. If you stop or reduce the fever, viruses are allowed to divide and spread uncontrolled throughout the body. I have already described this process in detail in my articles posted in the Brother Jonathan Gazette in 2003, so I won’t go into detail here. Do a search on "SARS" on the Gazette and you’ll find the articles. Normally the progress of a flu is that a virus enters the mucous membrane lining of the lungs, enters cells, then makes many copies of itself, which causes the cell to expand to such an degree that it bursts open. The new viruses then cloak themselves with a coating taken from the old damaged cell wall, thus hiding themselves from the human body’s own T-cell antibody immune defence system. To the body’s immune system the new viruses simply appear to be pieces of the body’s own lung tissue.

By creating a fever, the viral infection is slowed down sufficiently so that the body’s T cells can find the swollen infected lung cells, surround them and metabolize (literally eat) the damaged cell with strong acids which also breaks down the RNA viruses into basic amino acids. This effectively "kills" the viruses so that they can’t reproduce. But viruses are not living things, and you can’t kill something that’s not alive. All the body can do is destroy or
dissolve the RNA amino acid chain which makes up the virus.

Not knowing this, most doctors treat the flu with aspirin or fever reducers, as a palliative treatment to ease the aches, pains, and delirium fever effects. The result is that within hours, the fever goes down and the patient feels much better. What neither the patient nor the doctor knows is that with only a normal 98.6F body temperature, the viruses are allowed to reproduce unchecked. Within 72 hours, the viruses have grown from one or two virus bodies to millions or billions. The body is now completely overwhelmed. But while taking aspirin or cold medications, there are no symptoms or warnings of what is yet to
come.

As a last resort the body tries to quickly flush the infection of billions of viruses from the lungs with massive amounts of T- cells, and fluid in the lungs to "cough out" the virus. This is called viral pneumonia. Soon within hours the patient is in the hospital. The doctors try to treat the now 105 degree fever with more anti-febril aspirins, or related medications to "treat the fever." Then within another 24 hours the patient, suffocating and gasping for
breath, is dead.

You should note that the original infection did cause a mild fever, aches and pains, which the patient "self-medicated" with over- the-counter products. For the next several days, the patient seemed to have no symptoms, but was actually growing billions of copies of influenza virus in his lungs. Then days later, the patient and doctor seem to see a sudden rapid case of viral flu infection that is now overwhelming the body. Is that what really happened?

What caused the patient’s death? Was it the original flu virus, or was it the use of Aspirin to lower the flu fever which then shutdown the patient’s own immune system response? Obviously, the latter. So how did this cause the massive rapid spread of the 1918 Flu?
The Bayer court case had just been settled, and many companies other than Bayer, could now legally market aspirin to treat colds and fever. But then "The Great War to End all War" was on, and most aspirin products were going directly to the front lines in France to treat the soldiers in the diseased hell hole trenches of WWI.

The World War I medics knew that aspirin could quickly reduce a fever. If a soldier had a fever, the docs gave aspirin. Magically the fever went down, the soldier felt better and quickly went back to the fighting. Then three days later, the same soldier was back, now with severe pneumonia and died almost overnight.

No doctors then made the connection between aspirin and pneumonia death, since the trenches were filled with many other seemingly related diseases such as diphtheria or tuberculosis. Death and dying on the front line was common, so no investigation was done. Aspirin seemed to be a god-send since it allowed sick soldiers to swiftly get right back into the fighting.

After the Armistice of November 11, 1918 the fighting stopped and the soldiers went home. The soldiers around the world announced the good news to their families back home. Most of the low-ranked doughboys had to wait till they got back to their home-base in Kansas, or wherever, to call home. They couldn’t afford the costly trans- Atlantic deep sea cable phone rates. But when the troops arrived in Kansas, the call from sergeant Tom was something like:

"Hey mom, I’m coming home. I’ll see you and dad next Tuesday in Chattanooga. How’s everybody? Oh, Aunt Esther has a fever? Hey tell her to take some aspirin. Yeah, that stuff in the medicine cabinet for treatin´ the aches and pains. Tell Esther, we used it in France. Works right away and the fever is gone. OK, see you Tuesday...." So what does Esther do? She tries the aspirin, but the old Bayer label only says its for "aches and pains" and says nothing about fevers. She takes it and magically the fever is gone, and she feels much better, almost cured. She’s so much better, she gets out the horse and buggy to go see her sister, Lucy in Mt Carmel, where Lucy and the kids are down with the fever. Mt. Carmel has no telephones and even no roads, only the buggy path to reach the outside world. But within hours of sergeant Tom’s phone call home, by word of mouth, everybody
in rural Mt. Carmel is now taking aspirin to treat fevers. Since the new information came from a soldier, from the US Army and the government, it must be true!

Within a week of the 1918 Armistice, by newfangled telephone, trans-oceanic telephone cables, and even the experimental ship-to-shore shortwave radios using Morse code, the message was flashed around the world -- "Have a fever? Take Aspirin. It worked in France, it’ll work for you." That message spread at nearly the speed of light over millions of telephone lines all around the world. The news of the "miracle cure" even spread by word of mouth within a day or so, even to places with no phones nor roads. Mysteriously, a week later, doctors round the world now had hundreds of sick and dying patients. Nobody could figure out why. The patients themselves never reported that just the week before they did have a mild fever. But it was so mild that when they took some aspirin, it simply went away. Nobody made the connection. The doctors only saw, by November 24, 1918 thousands of very sick patients with high fevers, lungs filled with fluid, and swift overnight death.

The medical profession had never seen anything like it before, nor since. It seemed to occur simultaneously all around the world and even reaching into such out of the way places like Mt. Carmel with no telephones nor roads. How could such a massive fast-spreading killer disease exist? It didn’t. It wasn’t a disease. It was a new use for an old home folk remedy which everybody already had in their medicine cabinet, Bayer Aspirin to reduce fever.

The medical profession, at a complete loss to explain it, simply called it the "Spanish Flu" or the "1918 Flu" or many similar names. It was a mystery with no known source, so it was assigned many place names. So far, nobody has been able to prove any single pathogen was responsible. And even if they did, they still can’t explain how it seemed to spread world-wide at almost the speed of light, clear around the world within a week.

To this day there is no explanation. But, now you know. The "disease" was not a single pathogen, but many of the hundreds of similar types of flu which are always existing at any time around the world. What was different in November 1918 was the many hundreds of thousands of almost simultaneous phone calls from the millions of returning sergeant Toms saying, "...tell Aunt Esther to take the aspirin. It worked in France. It’ll work for her..." Nobody traced the spread of the 1918 Flu to sergeant Tom. Nobody made the connection.

That very same source of disease still exists today. What is different today is that cold and flu products are sold and used all year long. This results in an estimated one million deaths from mysterious viral pneumonia reported every year, but also all around the year. In 1918, the new use of aspirin for treating colds and flu all started at the same time in November, thus creating the false impression of a sudden massive onset of a new disease. Even today SARS is not a disease. It is the improper use of a brand new high- tech flu fighter
called Tamiflu. The FDA approved the use of Tamiflu several years ago. In 2003 it began to be used world-wide. But how is it used?

Many millions of people around the world still self-treat their own colds and flu with over-the-counter meds containing aspirin. Those are the most commonly sold medications in the world. The patient’s mild fever quickly goes away. They forget about ever having felt sick. Then several days later the patient sees the doctor and now has a high fever, bad cough and fluid-filled lungs. The doctor, using the new CDC and WHO guidelines, treats the hospitalized "flu" patient with the new high-tech Tamiflu. But how often and at what dosage?

The doctors do what they’ve always done for the past 100 years. Tell the nurse to stick a thermometer in the patient’s mouth, increase the Tamiflu dosage by 10cc´s every hour until the fever starts to drop. Then maintain that dosage level until the patient dies. Then blame the death on some new highly contagious lethal virus. Nothing new here. It’s the same old story, since 1918.

The only thing different is that they give it a new name like SARS, or Bird Flu or whatever sounds nifty and high-tech. Even today, each year about one million people world-wide die from the very same "disease" which first appeared in the fall of 1918. Has medicine, in the last 100 years, turned this "contagion" from Pandemic by Phone, into Illness by Internet? Is it the rapid and continuous spread of misinformation that is still killing millions?

Marshall Smith, Editor, Bro. Jonathan Gazette

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I have a question about the post,,, An interesting article about Bayer, Aspirin, and the Spanish Flu:

Great article I must say, But after reading it I got to thinking. My grandfather Paul was addicted to Aspirin. Yes I know that sounds rediculas but it's true. He tore one of his biceps either in two or off the bone, he was a very strong man. He was a milk hauler and everyday, very often he would pick up 200+ pound milk containers in each hand and lift them on and off the truck.

Anyway, he didn't trust doctors at all and never got it reattached or what ever it is that they would do in this circumstance. So he was in a lot of pain for a very long time. And so he took aspirin for it, very often for a very long time. This happened years and years before I was born, eventually he developed dementia. Which was getting worse over time.

When I was 10 or so my aunt had him show me the back of his throat. It had gotten to the point where he would gargle crushed aspirin tablets in water thus making his throat very white. Then a couple years later he had to go to the hospital for some medical problem, wait I remember. He had to have surgery for a swollen testicle. He has had this problem for quite some time and for the same reasons as with the bicep he did not go see a doctor about it.

The surgery was a complete success. I remember visiting him with my father a day or so after his surgery. He looked healthy, better then ever and sharp as a tac. The dementia seemed far less than it had ever been in my lifetime. I should have stayed and talked to him more that day but like most 12 year olds I thought i had better things to do. The next day my mother mentioned to me that they refused to give him any aspirin that he asked for and she commented, that was the reason his dementia had declined so quickly.

I thought about it and remembered my father telling me a story of when he rode with my grandfather on milk hauls that he watched my grandfather's gloves fill with blood and soak through. He alerted his father about this and he pulled over to the side to inspect the situation. Paul took off his blood soaked gloves to wipe them off and inspect his hands. No wounds were present but the blood was seeping through the back of his hands. His blood was so thin from the aspirin that it literly seeped out his skin with out an opening other than his natural pores in his skin.

Thinking of that made me think that his brain wasn't getting the oxygen that it should have with the thinned blood. I didn't think much of it other than it being a good thing that it was being corrected. But later in the week or the week after I was told that he wasn't doing as well as he was and soon after that he passed away. My family passed on the autopsy feeling that it was probable that the cause was an infection and knowing that my grandmother didn't believe in malpractice that it would be a fruitless endeavor and a waste of time. I didn't agree with the decision my family had made. I felt the death was caused by a blood clot from the hospital taking him off aspirin cold turkey. It was obvious that his body created a tolerance to the aspirin. His body tried to make his blood as think as it could to compensate for the aspirin poisoning.

So that's the story of my grandfather and aspirin. Now thinking of all of that after reading the Spanish flu of 1918 article. Why didn't my grandfather die of viral pneumonia?

Um, Bayer did NOT invent heroin. Ever heard of Opium? Yeah. China's been using Opium since Germany was a clan of nomads.

Heroin is an Opium derivative. That is to say, they are not the same thing.

Heroin was actually first synthesised in London, it wasn't "invented" by Bayer at all.

Brilliant User ID: 116350, and absoultely true!

why this post about Bayer? Do you think your beloved US chemical companies haven't invented dangerous stuff? Adictive painkillers, Agent Organce, nerve gasses etc ... (and don't tell me they haven't been used to kill)