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Earth’s ozone layer. Then, lo and behold, the Bronfman family-controlled DuPont Chemical company
announced the creation of a Freon substitute called SUVA that is supposedly non-hazardous to the environment.
In 1995, the federal government then banned the production of and importation of Freon into the
United States, although one state—Arizona—has defied the federal ban. [Why don’t you bombard
your state legislature to do the same?]
As a consequence of all of this, refrigerators and air conditioners will have to stop using Freon and will
have to switch to SUVA, which costs more than 40 times [emphasis mine] as much as Freon. This will
bring immense profits to the Bronfman family and it will cost you money. According to researcher Donald
Ruddy, “it absolutely will not work in your present Freon-charge machines.” (Spotlight, March 18,
1996).
In other words, somebody is also going to make a lot of money when you have to have your refrigerators
and your air conditioners re-conditioned to accept SUVA. You’re going to have to pay lots of additional
money to have that done or else you’re going to have to buy new refrigerators and air conditioners using
SUVA after the Freon supply runs out. It’s very simple—and profitable.
Now, the Clinton Administration, flush with re-election thanks to a big boost from the Bronfman empire, is
cracking down on Freon smugglers. In early January Attorney General Janet Reno proudly announced the
arrest of a dozen chlorofluorocarbon smugglers (although Miss Reno’s record in nailing drug smugglers in
Miami, where she served as state’s attorney, was less than stellar).
Instead of cracking down on drug smugglers, federal agents are now targeting Freon smugglers. Some in
Washington even expect the CIA to get involved. [Naturally, just follow the money trail—it’s much
more profitable for Clinton and his gang to arrest Freon smugglers and ignore drug smugglers.]
The irony of all this is immense. After all, the Bronfman family made their millions smuggling alcohol and
drugs in league with Meyer Lansky, “chairman of the board” of the international crime syndicate.
Lansky is dead and gone, but the Bronfman heirs have gone “legit” and plowed their family wealth into
respectable corporations such as DuPont. So now the Bronfman clout is being used to crack down on
DuPont’s competition. As we said, it’s very simple. [End quoting]
This ties in with the recent article presented in the News Desk regarding the fantastic profits from Freon
conversion to be made by these bandits.
I remind you: Freon does not damage the ozone layer as environmentalists have touted.
It wouldn’t surprise me if the Bronfmans will even get involved with the smuggling end—if they haven’t
already—since they can’t completely stop it they’ll probably try to garner the profits for themselves. After
all, they are the experts at smuggling—how can they resist?
WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES
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