Denúncia contra o genocídio e outros crimes contra a humanidade

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Complaint Against Genocide and Other Crimes Against Humanity Committed in Connection With The Pharmaceutical 'Business With Disease' And The Recent War Against Iraq

The Accused

The accused are the following persons from the corporate, military and political sectors of different nationalities:

1. George Walker Bush , U.S. President. He is the main political executor of the interests of the pharmaceutical/petrochemical cartel. He is the main political executor of the war crimes against Iraq and the other crimes of this complaint.

2. Anthony Charles Lynton (“Tony”) Blair , Prime Minister of the U.K. He is the political head and executor for himself as well as an accomplice of George Bush in committing the crimes listed in this complaint.

3. Richard Bruce (“Dick”) Cheney , U.S. Vice President. Cheney was the chief executive officer of the oil service provider Haliburton & Company from Dallas, Texas. After the conquest of Iraq, Haliburton became the key company for the economic plundering of Iraq under the pretence of reconstruction.

4. Donald Rumsfeld , Secretary of Defense. Rumsfeld was Chief Executive Officer of several biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, among others the pharma-concern G. D. Searle, today part of Pharmacia. For several decades, he had the role of strategic organizer of the pharmaceutical “business with disease”. He received several awards of the pharmaceutical industry. Beside George W. Bush, Donald Rumsfeld was one of the main instigators of the war of aggression against Iraq.

5. John Ashcroft , U.S. Attorney General. He is one of the strategists of the so-called Homeland Security Act, one of the organizational instruments by which the accused are systematically curtailing civil rights in the U.S. He is responsible for protectionist legislation that would essentially grant immunity to the pharmaceutical industry from being held responsible for their crimes in the U.S.

6. Tom Ridge , Secretary of Homeland Security, an accomplice of John Ashcroft in cementing the political and economic control of the accused with the purpose to continue their unscrupulous business with disease and other crimes by systematically curtailing civil rights in the U.S.

7. Condoleezza Rice , U.S. Security Advisor. She is a former director of the petrochemical concern Chevron and was instrumental in promoting the war of aggression of the accused.

In the pharmaceutical sector, the following companies are accused:

1. Pfizer Inc. , the Chief Executive Officer Henry A. McKinnell, Ph.D., the other Executives and the Board of Directors.

2. Merck & Co. , Inc., the Chief Executive Officer Raymond V. Gilmartin, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.

3. GlaxoSmithKline PLC , the Chief Executive Officer Dr Jean-Pierre Garnier, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.

4. Novartis AG , the Chief Executive Officer Dr Daniel Vasella, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.

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Amgen Inc. , the Chief Executive Officer Kevin Sharer, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.

6. Astra Zeneca , the Chief Executive Officer Sir Tom McKillop, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.

7. Eli Lilly and Company , the Chief Executive Officer Sidney Taurel, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.

8. Abbott Laboratories , the Chief Executive Officer Miles D. White, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.

9. Other pharmaceutical companies, their Executive Officers and Boards of Directors that maintain and promote the investment “business with disease” and other crimes.

In the petrochemical sector, the following corporations and their executives are accused:

1. ExxonMobil Corporation , its Chief Executive Officer Lee R. Raymond, the other Executives and its Board of Directors.

2. British Petroleum (BP) , its Chief Executive Officer The Lord Browne of Madingley, FREng, the other Executives and its Board of Directors.

3. Chevron Texaco Corp. , its Chief Executive Officer David O’Reilly, the other Executives and its Board of Directors.

4. Other petrochemical companies that benefit from the plunder and spoliation of the war of aggression against Iraq.

The financial groups behind these corporate multinationals:

1. The Rockefeller Financial Group and the members of the Rockefeller Family in benefiting from the crimes committed.

2. The Rothschild Group and all its members financially benefiting from these crimes.

3. The JP Morgan Group and all its members financially benefiting from these crimes.

4. The Trilateral Commission and its members , a body founded by David Rockefeller to coordinate the interests of this investment group in the three areas of the world, U.S.A., Europe and Japan - hence, the name “trilateral” - including all members of this commission individually who are found guilty of participating in these crimes or benefiting from them financially.

5. The members of other corporate lobby and interest groups who in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.

6. J.P. Morgan Chase Bank , its Chief Executive Officer William B. Harrison Jr., the other Executives and its Board of Directors.

7. Other financial institutions their Executive Officers, Boards of Directors and shareholders and others who in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.

8. Politicians as well as national and international political bodies who in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.

9. Members of the military who participated, or in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.

10. Pharmaceutical health executives who in the course of further investigation will be found to have deliberately and systematically participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.

11. Members of the media and others who in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.

12. Any other individual person, organization or body that in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.

International Treaties Applicable For This Complaint

Beside the Rome Statutes for the International Court of Justice the following international treaties and declarations are applicable for the severe charges of this complaint:

The United Nations Charter

The Declaration of Human Rights of December 8, 1948

The Geneva Convention on Human Rights of August 12, 1949

The Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of
Genocide of January 12, 1951

The Convention on Non-Applicability of Statutory Limitations to War
Crimes and Crimes against Humanity of 1968

The Principles of International Co-Operation in the Detection, Arrest,
Extradition and Punishment of Persons Guilty of War Crimes and Crimes
Against Humanity of 1973

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Criminal Court Over The Accused

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1.		George Walker Bush , U.S. President. He is the main political executor of the interests of the pharmaceutical/petrochemical cartel. He is the main political executor of the war crimes against Iraq and the other crimes of this complaint.
2.		Anthony Charles Lynton (“Tony”) Blair , Prime Minister of the U.K. He is the political head and executor for himself as well as an accomplice of George Bush in committing the crimes listed in this complaint.
3.		Richard Bruce (“Dick”) Cheney , U.S. Vice President. Cheney was the chief executive officer of the oil service provider Haliburton & Company from Dallas, Texas. After the conquest of Iraq, Haliburton became the key company for the economic plundering of Iraq under the pretence of reconstruction.
4.		Donald Rumsfeld , Secretary of Defense. Rumsfeld was Chief Executive Officer of several biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, among others the pharma-concern G. D. Searle, today part of Pharmacia. For several decades, he had the role of strategic organizer of the pharmaceutical “business with disease”. He received several awards of the pharmaceutical industry. Beside George W. Bush, Donald Rumsfeld was one of the main instigators of the war of aggression against Iraq.
5.		John Ashcroft , U.S. Attorney General. He is one of the strategists of the so-called Homeland Security Act, one of the organizational instruments by which the accused are systematically curtailing civil rights in the U.S. He is responsible for protectionist legislation that would essentially grant immunity to the pharmaceutical industry from being held responsible for their crimes in the U.S.
6.		Tom Ridge , Secretary of Homeland Security, an accomplice of John Ashcroft in cementing the political and economic control of the accused with the purpose to continue their unscrupulous business with disease and other crimes by systematically curtailing civil rights in the U.S.
7.		Condoleezza Rice , U.S. Security Advisor. She is a former director of the petrochemical concern Chevron and was instrumental in promoting the war of aggression of the accused.

1.		Pfizer Inc. , the Chief Executive Officer Henry A. McKinnell, Ph.D., the other Executives and the Board of Directors.
2.		Merck & Co. , Inc., the Chief Executive Officer Raymond V. Gilmartin, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.
3.		GlaxoSmithKline PLC , the Chief Executive Officer Dr Jean-Pierre Garnier, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.
4.		Novartis AG , the Chief Executive Officer Dr Daniel Vasella, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.
5.		Amgen Inc. , the Chief Executive Officer Kevin Sharer, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.
6.		Astra Zeneca , the Chief Executive Officer Sir Tom McKillop, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.
7.		Eli Lilly and Company , the Chief Executive Officer Sidney Taurel, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.
8.		Abbott Laboratories , the Chief Executive Officer Miles D. White, the other Executives and the Board of Directors.
9.	Other pharmaceutical companies, their Executive Officers and Boards of Directors that maintain and promote the investment “business with disease” and other crimes.

1.		ExxonMobil Corporation , its Chief Executive Officer Lee R. Raymond, the other Executives and its Board of Directors.
2.		British Petroleum (BP) , its Chief Executive Officer The Lord Browne of Madingley, FREng, the other Executives and its Board of Directors.
3.		Chevron Texaco Corp. , its Chief Executive Officer David O’Reilly, the other Executives and its Board of Directors.
4.		Other petrochemical companies that benefit from the plunder and spoliation of the war of aggression against Iraq.

1.		The Rockefeller Financial Group and the members of the Rockefeller Family in benefiting from the crimes committed.
2.		The Rothschild Group and all its members financially benefiting from these crimes.
3.		The JP Morgan Group and all its members financially benefiting from these crimes.
4.		The Trilateral Commission and its members , a body founded by David Rockefeller to coordinate the interests of this investment group in the three areas of the world, U.S.A., Europe and Japan - hence, the name “trilateral” - including all members of this commission individually who are found guilty of participating in these crimes or benefiting from them financially.
5.		The members of other corporate lobby and interest groups who in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.
6.		J.P. Morgan Chase Bank , its Chief Executive Officer William B. Harrison Jr., the other Executives and its Board of Directors.
7.		Other financial institutions their Executive Officers, Boards of Directors and shareholders and others who in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.
8.		Politicians as well as national and international political bodies who in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.
9.		Members of the military who participated, or in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.
10.		Pharmaceutical health executives who in the course of further investigation will be found to have deliberately and systematically participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.
11.		Members of the media and others who in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.
12.		Any other individual person, organization or body that in the course of further investigation will be found to have participated in committing these crimes or financially benefited from them.