Ill-Gotten Gains - The Rockefeller's War on Drugs

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Ill-Gotten Gains, The Rockefeller War on Dru

How the Rockefellers turned the United States and other countries

into police states.


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I write this document as a service to all the people of the world but to especially help thwho have been so cruelly and unjustly persecuted by the drug war laws or will be in thfuture. My hope is that this document will help to end for all time the cruel and violentwars. Good people working together to end the persecution generated by the punitivewar, can bring reform to these oppressive and unGodly laws.

People have my permission to reproduce this document, partially or in fulpass it on to others to read so that everyone will know the truth concerningissue.


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Most people are not aware that John D. ockefeller Junior !"#$% to "&'() was the mandirectly responsible for creating and instigating the destructive war on drugs. *he war drugs which has continued for many decades since it was started in the early "&((s wa

carefully planned and orchestrated to protect the family ownership of a chemically+baspharmaceutical monopoly.*he war was first begun by ockefeller Junior, with the help of his father, John D.ockefeller enior !"#-& to "&-$), taking over the control of all legal narcotics. few yafter ockefeller Junior had taken over the narcotics business market, they then set thsights on eliminating medicinal marijuana !known as cannabis), because it was acompetitive threat to their chemically+based pharmaceutical sales.

In addition to the control on narcotics, ockefeller Junior was also directly responsiblthe prohibition of marijuana back during the "&-(s, and he was the real reason behindgovernment+sponsored eefer+Madness propaganda campaign designed to scare peopabout marijuana. ockefeller Junior used as a business tactic the strategy of controllinnarcotics by using political influence to get laws passed. /e also used the strategy ofprohibiting certain medicines, in order to control the entire medical system, which he,the help of his father was able to accomplish. *his was done to insure that the ockefeowned pharmaceutical companies would remain the powerful monopolies that they habecome. /emp0marijuana made plentiful ethanol when distilled and was good for runcar engines, generators etc. /emp0marijuana had many industrial uses such as cloth,

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maybe he just did not care if people knew he was a crook. In any case the *arbell bookcontained a detailed account of the early years of ockefeller building his oil refinerymonopolies and she e2posed his crooked business dealings in her book. /er book goe

highly documented detail about fraud, secret kickbacks, bribes and ruthless businesspractices used by ockefeller enior in his strategy of deceit and deception to eliminatcompetition from others, and which would also guarantee a monopoly for his tandar6ompany.

9hen ockefeller enior started his first oil refinery in 6leveland, one refinery wasnot enough for him. /e was driven to own all the refineries, whether the other refineryowners liked it or not. /e was a steam roller. It also was not enough for him to just ow

the refineries4 he had to take over the distribution routes too, such as the railroads,waterways and pipelines. /e took over the distribution of the oil from the refineries toports on the east coast, where his ships were waiting to carry the oil to other countriesbuilt huge storage tanks to hold oil before it was distributed to the customer. /e took the domestic routes, with his own fleet of trucks, delivering oil directly to homes andbusinesses needing oil. /e eliminated any middle men and took their profits as his owockefeller enior was like a man driven to obtain more and more. /e was very smartshrewd and he knew how to make deals in which he always got the best of the deal, anleaving the other guy emotionally broken and financially bankrupted. ockefeller senia great ability to create monopolies and to break the spirit of his competitors.

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*he wealth being produced from oil !kerosene) was enormous even before cars were onroad to use gasoline. ockefeller enior began buying coal mines, railroads, steel millschemical companies that depended on petroleum products, and many other areas of

business and industry. In "#&% he had developed oil ties in >ene;uela and had purcharailroad in Manchuria now in =ortheast 6hina. ockefeller enior believed that if you a small investment in another country, it would buy great political influence in that co/e also wanted to retire from the oil business and use his time to do other things suchphilanthropy and work on causes. 8ven before the automobile appeared on the nationscene, the ockefellers were very rich, and once gasoline became needed for automobithe wealth of the family became even greater. 8ventually ockefeller did retire and alloothers to run the oil business, although he still had total control over everything his oil

companies did 1y the late "#&(s he was retired from the oil business, and looking for business opportunities, under the guise of philanthropy. *his desire to do philanthropwork, while on the surface looked good, also had a more self+serving side. It seemed tosatisfy an obsessive need in ockefeller enior to create even more monopolies to protgrowing ockefeller 8mpire. o while ockefeller enior had now officially retired fromrunning tandard 5il 6ompanies, he was looking for new business ventures while hidibehind the mask of philanthropy. =ow ockefeller enior had his son to help him.

*he only son born to John ockefeller enior was John ockefeller Junior. 9hen Junwas old enough, somewhere around the turn of the century, his father gave him theresponsibility for running tandard 5il. /owever, after Junior had worked a short timh i i hi f h l d hi i h l h lifi d


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used shrewd intelligence, secrecy and the practice of dangling a lot of money !like a pain front of the people who could make the decision to give up control of their educatioinstitution to the ockefellers.

*he ockefeller tactics usually worked, whether in the business world or the world ofacademics, it did not matter, because people still reacted to money in the same way. e2pended huge sums of money buying out medical schools, universities and especiallyresearch schools, but to ockefeller, the money was just a drop in the bucket. *he purptaking over the medical schools was so that the ockefellers could now insist that physbe trained to only prescribe the use of chemical pharmaceutical drugs for their patientteaching of naturopathy, the use of medicinal plants to treat illnesses, was to be viewed

?uackery. ny teaching of nutrition, holistic medicine, or the prescribing of healing anmedicinal herbs0plants was not allowed. *he ultimate goal of this strategy was to be abcontrol what physicians were allowed to do, or not do. If a physician stepped out of lindid anything that was not approved by the ockefeller medical doctrine, the physicianhis license to practice medicine. If the physician followed the ockefeller rules, they wbe financially rewarded through money.

In the case of colleges and universities that were not necessarily related to medical tea

they got money too. *he roster of universities and colleges that have received ockefemoney includes the leading Ivy


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@.. tate Department, and held in hanghai, 6hina.

In "&"A another international opium conference, with the same group of missionaries w

held, and was called the International 5pium 6onvention. *hose countries who attendthis convention agreed to be bound by the rules of the convention, which committed thcountry to work toward the control of all narcotics worldwide.


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the first of many laws concerning the control of opium and narcotics. *he ockefellersthe help of their so called medical e2perts doing their bidding, waged a scare campaignagainst the use of opium0narcotics. *hey portrayed people who used narcotics as sinne

bad people who should be punished. *he ockefellers also brought the prohibitionistminded and intolerant missionaries into his propaganda campaign against narcotics. *were the same missionaries that later sat on his international narcotic commission andwould later become part of the


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called missionary group chosen by ockefeller and these meetings were sponsored by @.. tate Department. *his is the same group of missionaries that now would sit on thnarcotic commission of the newly formed


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*hough the @nited tates at that time !"&A(), did not officially join the


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that time. /enry made /emp fuel !ethanol) from his own distillery located on his proand sold it to local customers living near his auto plant. /enry also taught people howmake hemp fuel to run their cars, using a simple backyard still or even a car radiator to

the fuel. /enry was especially happy to teach farmers how to make fuel to run their traand other farm e?uipment. /emp fuel, like other plant fuels burns clean and has no hadditives. Modern race car drivers use ethanol in their high performance cars becauseethanol is a high performance fuel. 8thanol can be mi2ed with regular gasoline to impthe octane rating of the gasoline which also helps stops engine pinging.

In the early days when 3ord cars were starting to roll off the assembly line, there were stations around. /enry had to be able to tell people about hemp fuel so they could run

cars. 8ventually, when enough cars were being driven on the road, the gas stations stato appear and these early gas stations began to make a lot of money selling gasoline forthe additional cars. /enry wanted to start an industrial business making hemp fuel fo/e wanted to build distilleries all around the country and turn hemp into fuel. 8very t/enry would try to get his business off the ground, the government would stop him wisome e2cuse or another. During alcohol prohibition, /enry asked the government if here open some of the closed beer breweries to make hemp fuel, and each time the goverturned him down. 8ventually /enry 3ord grew old and his idea for a hemp fuel indust

faded from the scene. 5nce that happened there was no longer a need for alcoholprohibition, because the 3ord ethanol industry was no longer a threat to the ockefellegasoline sales, so prohibition finally ended.


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was an addictive type of narcotic, which was as far from the truth as anything can be.=evertheless, Junior wanted marijuana gone. Marijuana, also known as cannabis was much of a threat to the ockefeller chemically based pharmaceutical companies, which

oil byproducts to make their chemical drugs. *he ockefellers knew that medical cannwas a huge financial threat to their monopoly profits on pharmaceutical drugs and theknew this beneficial plant had to be eliminated because of the competitive threat. deplan was hatched that was truly insidious in nature. propaganda plan was devised whwas called the eefer Madness campaign to brainwash people about a medicinal plantthe devious plotters accomplished this most horrid of schemes truly reveals the deceptnature of those involved in this plot and the enormity of their lies. 1y "&-( when stratebegan to be put in place about the propaganda campaign to prohibit cannabis marijua

ockefeller enior was getting old. /ow aware old enior may have been about what whappening around him is hard to say, but I would guess that when the eefer Madnescampaign was planned, it was more a Junior scheme and not enior.

1efore I begin to unravel the mystery and deception which surrounds cannabis prohibit is important to understand the truth about the benefits of medical marijuana. *he Madness propaganda campaign that was launched by ockefeller Junior and his assocbeginning around "&-(, was truly a shameful chapter in history. *he brainwashing str

used by Junior and his associates to get cannabis0marijuana prohibited was so corruptdeceitful that it defies belief that they were even able to get away with telling such cololies, but they did get away with it. It is important to know what is true and what is not

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government attempt to deceive the public about marijuana. esearch institutions in th@nited tates are not allowed to do research using cannabis0marijuana unless it isgovernment approved research. *he government urges and guides its own researchers

find something wrong with marijuana and they are the only ones that are allowed to doresearch on the plant. *o date the government, despite their desire to find something babout marijuana cannot find anything negative to say about the plant, because it is so so they make up lies to indicate otherwise to justify prohibition of cannabis0marijuana/owever the government propaganda to falsely portray cannabis in a negative light alwfails.*o date the government, despite their desire to find something bad about marijuana c

find anything negative to say about the plant, because it is so safe, so they make up liesindicate otherwise to justify prohibition of cannabis0marijuana. /owever despite thegovernment propaganda to falsely portray cannabis in a negative light, slowly but suretruth keeps coming forward. 3or e2ample, just a few years ago, the cripps esearchinstitute in 6alifornia discovered that cannabis also prevents the progression of l;heidisease. lso research has found that cannabis is a neuron protector, meaning it protecbrain, especially from certain neurological conditions. Meanwhile the 3ederal governm3ood and Drug dministration !3D), controlled by the ockefellers, claimed stance o

cannabis0marijuana is that it has no medicinal value.3or an e2cellent book on /emp and Medicinal 6annabis read *he 8mperor /as =o 6l

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ailroad. /is rise in the company was meteoric. In "&"B, at the age of A-, he was givenjob of the 6hief of 7olice of the 7ennsylvania ailroad. *his new and high level job wahuge one because the railroad was so large and vast, and employed many police and

detectives. /arry was put in charge of it all. 9ho elevated /arry to such a high positiowhen he was of such a young and ine2perienced ageE omeone with power in high plahad to have helped /arry get promoted at such an early age, and to such a high positiothe railroads. I cannot prove that ockefeller Junior was behind his early career succe/owever, I can prove that /arry, during his long government career was given a lot ofpower, rewards and promotions and that would not have happened if John ockefelleJunior was not supporting /arry. I can prove that /arry had a close and corruptingrelationship to the pharmaceutical companies, which were owned by the ockefellers.

prove that /arry had close and loyal ties to the ene;uela and others. In the mid "&A(s /arry se

to be, engaged in some alcohol and narcotics interdiction for the government, workingthe 3lorida coast. /arry also had connections to the


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*his should not be surprising. 3or a period of years during the "&A(s and "&-(s many government were members of this frightening cult.

1eginning in the mid+"&-(s, /arry rolled out his campaign to prohibit cannabis0marij/is strategy was to convince people that this wonderful and safe natural medicine woudrive you cra;y if you used it. =o lie was too big for /arry, a pathological liar.

/arry kicked off his eefer+Madness campaign beginning around "&-% to "&-B with anorchestrated newspaper campaign enlisting the help of 9illiam andolph /earst !"#'"&B") who ran a chain of newspapers which were tabloid in nature. /earst had never eany money of his own. /e inherited all of his wealth, which he would soon s?uander, f

his parents. /is newspapers had a reputation for using lurid details and sensationalismwhen printing their stories. /is newspapers, despite being so well known, were not goincome producers and he had to subsidi;e his newspapers from other inherited assets./earst lived like a playboy and had a weakness for showgirls and starlets, whom he womarry and then divorce.

/earst was a poor business manager and spent his money as if he had unlimited wealtwhich he did not. /e had taken out bank loans to help maintain his lavish lifestyle and

build his castle in 6alifornia. oon he was on the verge of bankruptcy. During the deprhe was so broke that he was reduced to pawning the jewelry of his girlfriend for e2tra c*his information can be found on the Internet Movie Data 1ase.


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1ack during the "&'(s the film was discovered sitting in some old film archives and waredistributed to be shown in art theaters and college campus theaters throughout thecountry. 6ollege students who viewed the film found it to be hilariously funny because

absurdly false depiction of marijuana users. It is easy to spoof the film because people know that the film is as absurdly false, misleading and deceptive as can be.

*his film is so false as to be almost like a cartoon and so comical that it is hard to believpeople would actually believe such nonsense. *his is because students today know thamarijuana does not cause people to do what the film claims it does. /owever, back in t"&-(s this was a film made to make people believe the pathetic and dangerous lies thagovernment was telling about marijuana. oon the film became a cult classic. nyone w

wants to view the film can do a search on the Internet for eefer Madness, where the fcan be viewed for free.

/arry was also known be envious of black ja;; musicians and would plot from time toto round them all up and arrest them because they were known to smoke marijuana. Jmusic is very advanced music and anyone who has ever played the piano or any othermusical instrument knows that not all musicians can master the art of ja;; which re?umuch improvising of musical chords and scale progression. Ja;;, at least in the music

world, is considered advanced music and you have to have a lot of musical talent to beto play it with style. /arry hated ja;; musicians because they were talented and usedmarijuana. /e also did not like ja;; musicians because they were black, and /arry, rach h ld d h f h j i i l d l b l


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few weeks after /arry held his fake committee hearings, he sneaked the bill throughcongress. 5n a 3riday evening, when everyone had gone for the day, /arry and a few o

cronies slipped the bill through congress. *wo ?uestions were asked about the bill. *he?uestion asked of his cronies was how did the merica Medical ssociation !M) feethe billE *hese cronies of /arry assured the ?uestioner that the M was in support obill, which of course was a lie. *he second ?uestion asked was if this marijuana was adand the cronies said yes it is addictive !another big lie). *he bill was never even actuallto a vote but was passed by some sort of parliamentary rule that pretty much gave the pass, without an actual vote. *here is a lot of information about /arry nslinger on thInternet, as well as the shady tactics used by /arry to get the bill passed into law. *he

never voted on the bill, but somehow it found its way to the desk of 7resident 3ranklinoosevelt and was signed into law in ugust of "&-$.

7resident oosevelt was a ockefeller supporter and ally and he was a big supporter of


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*here is much written that describes the relationship between /arry and the ockefelpharmaceutical companies and it can easily be found by an Internet search using!pharmaceutical companies, /arry nslinger). /arry would often attend congressiona

hearings flanked by his so called e2perts from the pharmaceutical companies, and whalie /arry would tell, they would go along with it. *he pharmaceutical companies ownedthe ockefellers were yes men for /arry. *hey would say yes to whatever /arry said, iorder to back up his lies. /arry was also known to just make up any fake numbers andstatistics he wanted in order to feed congress and make his =arcotics 1ureau look like doing better than it actually was doing.

*he years passed and /arry, always up to no good, continued to work on making more

punitive laws for those who used Marijuana, as well as other illegal drugs. /arry wouldalways have a close relationship with the narcotic board of the


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using mind altering drugs developed by the pharmaceutical companies to study the sciof mind control. *hese e2periments were done on people without their knowledge orpermission. *hese e2periments resulted in people dying mysteriously, but it was all top

secret so no+one knew.

ockefeller Junior died in "&'( and /arry lost his long time benefactor. /owever anoockefeller was emerging on the scene that had as fanatical a devotion to the drug warockefeller Junior had ever had. *his man was =elson ockefeller !"&(# to "&$&). =elockefeller was a son of ockefeller Junior. *he tract of land in =ew Cork 6ity that the@nited =ations building was built upon was land donated by =elson ockefeller. =elsockefeller would later become Governor of =ew Cork state from "&B& to "&$-. =elson

also the one, when he was governor, who implemented the horribly harsh and draconiockefeller drug laws for the residents of =ew Cork tate, which re?uire harsh mandatprison sentences for people who are found in possession of illegal drugs, and with espeharsh punishment for marijuana violations. =elson ockefeller did this to protect thefortune, and when people were persecuted by these bad laws he certainly did not care.

=o president ever stood up to /arry nslinger e2cept 7resident John Fennedy !"&"$ to"&'-). 5ne report I read said that when Fennedy first became president, he heard a ta

recording of /arry ranting and raving over marijuana, and Fennedy said this guy has t/arry would soon give 7resident Fennedy the justification to force /arry to retire. It sthat a college professor friend of Fennedy, a man by the name of lfred


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nslinger).

ichard =i2on !"&"- to "&&%) and =elson ockefeller were allies. In "&$A when ichar

=i2on was president, he commissioned a group of various e2perts to investigate themarijuana issue and report on the matter. *he commission, also known as *he =ation6ommission on Marijuana and Drug buse, was chaired by former 7ennsylvania Goveaymond hafer. Governor hafer received great pressure from =i2on to toe theprohibitionist line of the government. *he commission issued their conclusion in a repcalled the hafer eport. *he hafer report said that marijuana was safe to use and shbe decriminali;ed. =i2on did not like this conclusion, so he disbanded the committee athrew away their report. ichard =i2on then turned around and escalated the drug

war. =i2on also created the Drug 8nforcement dministration !D8) which is an agendesigned to serve the interests of the ockefeller pharmaceutical companies.5ver the years, right up to the present year of A("(, the destructive, costly and violenton drugs still continues. *he blood that has been shed and the lives that have been sotragically lost are so great that it is hard to imagine. *he @nited tates government poubillions of dollars of ta2 payer money into keeping certain medicines and drugs out of hands of the citi;ens because these drugs present a financial threat to the pharmaceuti

monopolies owned by the ockefellers. 8specially medicines like marijuana. /owever,include narcotics in this too. If adult people were allowed the legal right to be their owdoctor, and if adult citi;ens were to have the right to treat themselves for pain and othe

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document had not e2isted, we would still be a colony of 8ngland. *his important legal

document is celebrated in our country every year on the 3ourth of July. 5n this holida

throughout the land, mericans plan picnics, attend parades, and view fireworks displ

celebrate our beginning as a nation. 9ithout the Declaration of Independence, the @n

tates 6onstitution would have never been written.

*he second paragraph in the Declaration of Independence opens with the words 9e h

these *ruths to be self+evident, that all Men are created e?ual, that they are endowed b

6reator with certain unalienable ights, among these are


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empire and the government. 9hat I have written in this paper barely scratches the subut gives enough information to steer people in the correct direction so that they can down research into the origins of the cruel war on drugs.

*he government is saturated with the corrupting influence of crony capitalism to favorockefellers: covert control of the government and medical system. I urge everyone whbeing prosecuted for marijuana charges to ask for a jury trial and ask for jury nullificatthe charges. *he government has no legal authority to take away a God+given right alsknown as a natural right because these rights come from nature !God). *hese rights arguaranteed rights that the government is re?uired to protect, not to steal them away fras the government has done. 5ur lawmakers and judges take an oath to God when they

their oath of office, yet many of these lawmakers and judges dishonor God as the creat=ature by condemning a natural plant and punishing those who use such plants.


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