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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 11 Num. 03
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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THE BODY SNATCHERS
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Various organized crime syndicates have a problem: what to do
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with all that money? Some of it gets invested in private clinics
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and hospitals. Such facilities, "cloaked by shell companies
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layered upon shell companies and administered by unimpeachably
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correct nominee directors," help conceal and are a conduit for
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illegal and/or regulated drugs. (*The Octopus* by Brian
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Freemantle. ISBN: 1-85797-609-6)
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Wealthy patients, some terminally ill, come to the private
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hospitals and clinics. *They* have a problem: what to do with
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all that money, now that they face death or handicap. If only a
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vital organ could be found, they could get a transplant and live
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on; if only new eyes could be found, they might see again.
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In Third-World countries are an abundance of vital and/or needed
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organs, dwelling in the bodies of impoverished children and young
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adults. In hospitals for the mentally ill are an abundance of
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vital and/or needed organs, dwelling in the bodies of the
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"mentally defective."
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There is supply; there is demand. In Latin America, *casas de
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engorde* (fattening houses) spring up. "These are shacks in San
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Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala to which bought or stolen
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children and babies are taken to be fed and cleaned of lice and
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infection to make them more attractive to prospective
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purchasers." (Freemantle) Sometimes, children are bought while
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still in the womb.
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There is supply; there is demand. The Neapolitan Mafia, the
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Camorra, places Mexican, Thai, and European children into the
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clinics and hospitals. There, they will have organs removed.
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Problems of blood grouping and tissue compatibility are resolved
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by having potential donors warehoused at the facility.
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There is supply; there is demand. In the lecture hall of the
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Faculty of Medicine in Barranquilla, Colombia, ten corpses are
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found. They had been "street people." "The faculty warden
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knocked out the beggars with baseball bats. The victims were
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plunged into a coma and were not finally finished off until after
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the extraction of their organs, the most profitable being sold on
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the black market." (Freemantle)
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You can read of more such cases in Freemantle's book. See also,
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"Report of the European Parliamentary Committee on the
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Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection on prohibiting
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trade in transplant organs," 2/25/93. See also, "Transplant
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Organs -- a self-sufficiency in blood (A3-0074/93): Resolution
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on prohibiting trade in transplant organs," 10/4/93.
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Some may say this shocking information is just "urban folklore."
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But, said Boutros Boutros Ghali, then-UN Secretary General, on
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11/21/94,
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International crime gangs have expanded from traditional
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spheres of activity such as prostitution, the arms trade
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and trafficking in drugs to money laundering, the trade in
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nuclear technology and human organs and the transport of
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illegal immigrants. (qtd. in Freemantle)
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And, says French transplant surgeon, Professor Leon
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Schwartzenberg (see his report in the already cited, "Report of
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the European Parliamentary Committee"), regarding the worldwide
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organ-by-theft-and-murder trade,
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This trafficking is all the more monstrous where it
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involves killing people to remove organs which can be sold
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at a profit. To deny the existence of such trafficking is
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comparable to denying the existence of the ovens and gas
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chambers during the last war. (qtd. in Freemantle)
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Children and young adults, "brought every week to Europe from
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Latin America and the Eastern bloc, to be kept alive until their
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organs were required. Then the organs were taken. And
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afterwards -- or even under the anaesthetic -- the donors were
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killed" -- these have been "sacrificed upon the altar of the rich
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and powerful." (Freemantle)
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For related stories, visit:
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http://www.shout.net/~bigred/cn.html
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http://feustel.mixi.net
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Views expressed do not necessarily reflect those
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of Conspiracy Nation, nor of its Editor in Chief.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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