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Global Hotspots in the Survival Battle of the Pharmaceutical Drug Cartel

Calling for a second “Nuremberg” Tribunal (the NT-2 Project)

The original Nuremberg Tribunal was part of the US and other Allied governments’ efforts to determine the responsibility for WWII and bring to account those who committed crimes against humanity. Between 1945 and 1948 several of these trials were held in the Palace of Justice in the German city of Nuremberg, the most important of which was the case against the oil and drug cartel, IG Farben. The executives of this cartel, according to the chief US prosecutor, Telford Taylor, were the main war criminals – without whom WWII would not have been possible. However, whilst the original Tribunal brought the IG Farben cartel to account it was only partially successful in ending its crimes. Within only a few years after the trials were completed, the roots of the drug cartel were quickly re-established.

Since then, the deceptive marketing of expensive, often deadly pharmaceutical drugs has led to the creation of multi-billion dollar markets based on the expansion, rather than elimination of, diseases. As such, whilst portraying itself as offering solutions to the world’s major endemic diseases, the pharmaceutical industry thrives on the exploitation of diseases for profit. Worse still, the industry also ignores, hides and obstructs effective, safe and scientifically proven natural therapies that are capable of largely eradicating the world’s major endemic diseases. The NT-2 Project therefore aims to bring about a second ‘Nuremberg’ Tribunal, as a means of ensuring that the drug cartel’s crimes are finally ended once and for all.

Click here to visit the NT-2 Project’s website.

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