2. Rio Tinto
Rio Tinto is a mining company headquartered in Africa. As the biggest private mining company in the world, they provide much of the globe’s raw aluminum and copper—along with gold, uranium, and diamonds—and might have the most terrible track record for human rights violations ever.
In the 1970s, Rio Tinto was discovered to have been operating illegal uranium mines in Namibia and using the huge profits to support the apartheid government in South Africa. It turned out that the government was very aware of that.
Moreover, the company maintained its private mercenary army to keep blacks from revolting against them and the government. But that’s not all; the uranium mines also used brutal slave labor.
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IBM provided the first modern computerized database to the Nazi’s to account for those shipped to concentration camps. They had to stop when the USA declared war on Germany. Now we have AI, 5G and data mining to track our every move.
These companies are killing people with chemical waste and discarded medicines. How about America, Britain, and Israel who are jointly murdering all and sundry in the Gaza War?
Bayer made the “tablets” for the gas chambers.
The nazis didn’t have gas chambers. They were delousing chambers ya uneducated kike. The holohoax never happened and that is a fact backed by countless evidence. Zyklon B is a fucking pesticide for killing lice ya stupid fucks.
I quit buying from Smithfield when the Chinese government took over.
I did the same I do not buy any Smithfield products
Bayer also makes an insecticide that kills bees that pollinate our food. They have been informed of the scientific evidence that neonic pesticides are a key factor in the alarming disappearance of bees. This also links neonic exposure to humans, including defects of the brain and heart.
What about chinese ownership of Smithfield after 300 plus years of American ownership?
GOD WILL ABIDE.
I’m no fan of Smithfield & since they are a totally Vertically Integrated company & actually have farms that farrow to finish hogs, I have no doubt that they do irrigate their fields with liquid hog waste for fertilizer, the idea that they just spray it into the air & it blows away just doesn’t
T sound right!
this whole situation is so scary. I only knew a little about Smithfield because of their factories in North Carolina. I don’t eat meat but Il will certainly spread the word. So many people eat bacon and they just are not informed. thank you for the info.