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| THE ELITE TYLENOL POWER-BROKERS | |
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| TYLENOL POWER-BROKERS Member of the Trilateral Commission - (1977 - ) Thompson was the only Governor among the Commission members.
Director: LaSalle Hotel Properties, AT&T, Corning, Cummins, Inc., Firestone, Inland Steel Industries, Kmart, Lucent, The Putnam Funds, Springs Industries, Inc., Time Warner Inc., Eastman Kodak Company, Potomac Ventures, Ark Capital Management, Aon Corporation, Evanston Northwestern Healthcare; Honorary Chairman, Illinois Coalition Member, The Business Council Trustee, The Brookings Institution
James E. Burke: CEO and Chairman of the Board, Johnson & Johnson; Burke testified for the nomination of Trilateral Commission member Carla A. Hills to be United States Trade Representative in 1989. - also see: Burke Steps Down Member of the Trilateral Commission Trustee, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Robert N. Wilson: Company Group Chairman, Johnson & Johnson (1981-1985) Vice Chairman, J&J Board of Directors (1986-2003) Member of the Trilateral Commission Director, U.S. Trust Corporation (commonly known as Bank of America)
Dr. Robert E. Cambell: Member, Johnson & Johnson Board of Directors (1976-199?) Member of J&J's Executive Committee (1980-199?): V.P Finance J&J (1980-83); Vice Chairman of the Executive Committee and Chairman of a Sector Operating Committee (1985-199?); Vice Chairman, Board of Directors (1989-199?); Vice President, Finance, of J&J International (1975-76) Trustee, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Member, Board of Directors of New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
Director, Automatic Data Processing Director, Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. Director, The Hechinger Company Director, National Health Laboratories Inc. Director, Salant Corporation Director, Travelers Inc. Director, The Phillips Collection Director, The Child Welfare League Director, National Symphony Orchestra
Vernon Jordan Affilliations: Member of the Trilateral Commission Bilderberg Group Member of the Council on Foreign Relations Alfalfa Club 1989, President (2003-04)
Thomas S. Murphy: Member, Johnson & Johnson Board of Directors (1980-19??); CEO, Capital Cities (1966-85); CEO, Capital Cities/ABC (1985-90, 1994-96). Capital Cities/ABC operates the ABC Television Network and eight affiliated television stations, radio networks and radio stations; provides programming for cable television; is partners with international broadcasters in program production and distribution ventures as well as broadcast and cable television services overseas; and publishes daily and weekly newspapers and trade publications. Member of the Council on Foreign Relations Member, Berkshire Hathaway B.O.D. Director, International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)
Director, Texaco Inc.
Chairman of the New York University Medical Center Board Member of the Board of Overseers of Harvard University
Joan Ganz Cooney: Member, Johnson & Johnson Board of Directors (1978-2001); Chairman, Executive Committee, Children's Television Workshop (1970-199?). She produced numerous made-for-TV documentaries. Ex-husband Tim Cooney died in 1999. Member of the Council on Foreign Relations Director, The Chase Manhattan Corporation and The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. (owned by the Rockefellers) Director, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Director, Xerox Corporation
Trustee, Educational Broadcasting Corporation (Channel 13/WNET, New York City)
Trustee, National Child Labor Committee. Member of the Board of CITGO Member of the Board of RCA Member of the Board of Sony
Consultant, NSA (National Security Agency) Consultant, Department of Defense Trustee, Rockefeller University Director, General Motors
Irving London MD: Member of Johnson & Johnson Board of Directors (1982-2003); Founding chair of the department of medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York; Directed medical services at the Bronx Municipal Hospital Center (1955-1970) Rockefeller Fellow in medicine at Columbia University Consultant to the Surgeon General
RAND, Chairman of the Board (1959-1960)
Walter Mondale: Former United States Vice President; Partner at Winston & Strawn (1981-84), the Chicago Illinois-based law firm that would eventually be led by James Thompson, and then Dan Webb; U.S. Attorney from Illinois and Tyenol task force member who prosecuted James Lewis for extortion. Member of the Trilateral Commission Member of the Council on Foreign Relations Bilderberg Group meeting attendee Former Member of the RAND Board of Directors
Member of the Trilateral Commission Bilderberg Group meeting attendee
Donald Rumsfeld: born July 9, 1932, in Evanston, Illinois; CEO/President/Chairman of Skokie, Illinois pharma company, G.D. Searle & Company (1977-1985), US Representative Illinois' 13th congressional district (1962-69), Director of the U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity, Asst, to the President, Director of the Economic Stabilization Program, member of President Nixon's Cabinet (1969–72), and White House Chief of Staff (1974-1975). Rumsfeld was a close personal friend of Arthur Hayes (FDA Commissioner 1981-83). Member of the Trilateral Commission Bilderberg Group meeting attendee Chairman of the Board, RAND (1981–1986)
George H.W. Bush: Vice Pesident of the United States (1981-1989); CIA Director (1976-77); U.S. President (1989-1993) Member of the Trilateral Commission Member of Skull & Bones Bohemian Grove Alfalfa Club 1970, President National Press Club
MEDIA PUPPETS OF THE TYLENOL POWER-BROKERS Thomas S. Murphy: Member of Johnson & Johnson Board of Directors; CEO, Capital Cities (1966-85); Capital Cities/ABC CEO (1985-90, 1994-96); Member Berkshire Hathaway B.O.D. Member of The Council on Foreign Relations
Member of The Trilateral Commission Bilderberg Group meeting attendee
Linda Griego - President and CEO, Griego Enterprises, Inc. since 1986; Director of AECOM Technology Corporation, CBS Corporation and Southwest Water Company Trustee Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
LACKEYS FOR THE TYLENOL POWER BROKERS Tyrone Fahner: Illinois Attorney General (1980-1982) Fahner served as IL Attorney General just long enough to fuck up the entire Tylenol murders investigation before being defeated in the November 1982 election by then Lt. Gov. Neil Hartigan in a landslide. Dan Webb: U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois (1981-1985); Webb went on to work as a defense lawyer for numerous made members of the mob, various mob infiltrated businesses and corrupt politicians like former IL Governor George Ryan. He was named CEO of Winston & Strawn in 2007 after James Thompson stepped down. - Being Dan Webb Jeremy Margolis: Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois; he went on to work as a defense lawyer for numerous made members of the mob, various mob infiltrated businesses, and corrupt politicians. Arthur Hull Hayes, Jr. FDA Commissioner (1981-1983); Close friend of Donald Rumsfeld. Hayes later left the FDA under allegations of impropriety, served briefly as Provost at New York Medical College, and then took a position with Burson-Marsteller, the chief public relations firm for both GD Searle (Rumsfeld was CEO) and Johnson & Johnson. Hayes was hired in 1983 under a ten-year contract with Burson Marsteller at $1,000 a day. David R. Clare: President of Johnson & Johnson (1976-1989); Previously he was President of Tylenol-maker McNeil Consumer. Roger S. Fine: Vice President and General Councel, Johnson & Johnson (1996-2004); Member J&J Executive Committee (1991-2004). Fine was named Assistant General Counsel in 1978 and Associate Counsel in 1984. He has served as a member of the management boards of several company affiliates, including McNeil Consumer Products Company, Personal Products Company and the J&J Baby Products Company. Fine handled all lawsuits filed against J&J in the 1980s for Suprol and Zomax liability. Chairman of the Foundation of UMDNJ Former member of the Steering Committee of the Civil Justice Reform Group and the General Counsel Roundtable Member of the Association of General Counsel.
H. Stuart Campbell: Company Group Chairman, Johnson & Johnson (1977-1982); Served as Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors of eight major J&J corporate subsidiaries. From 1960 through September 1982, Campbell served in various capacities for Johnson & Johnson and subsidiary, Ethicon, Inc. Russell Deyo: Assistant U.S. Attorney General in New Jersey for eight years prior to joining Johnson & Johnson. Currently Deyo is Vice President, General Council and Chief Compliance Officer for Johnson & Johnson. OPEN YOUR MIND Were the individuals responsible for poisoning Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules in 1982 and 1986 part of a far-right extremist group engaged in a covert war against the Illuminati? UNDER CONSTRUCTION OTHER POSSIBLE TYLENOL POWER-BROKERS Member of the Council on Foreign Relations Member of the Bilderberg Group Bohemian Grove meeting attendee Alfalfa Club
John E. Rielly: Member of the Trilateral Commission President, The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
George Ryan: U.S. Congressman from Illionois (1973-1983); Lt. Governor, Illinois (1983-1991); IL Sec. of State (1991-1999); Governor of Illinois (1999-2003); Ryan is currently serving 6 1/2 years in prison after being convicted on 18 counts of steering state business to cronies for bribes, of gutting corruption-fighting efforts to protect political fundraising and of misusing state resources for political gain. Ryan, Federal Inmate Number 16627-424, was defended by Tylenol Power-Broker Lackey, Dan Webb.
Nancy-Ann Min DeParle: Born: 17-Dec-1956; Party Affiliation: Democratic, Executive summary: Health care administrator; Professor: Health Care Systems, Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania (2001-) University: BA, University of Tennessee, Law School: JD, Harvard Law School, University: BA & MA Politics and Economics, Balliol College, Oxford University JP Morgan Chase Senior Advisor, JPMorgan Partners (2000-06) - J&J CEO Bill Weldon sits on the JPM Board of Directors Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Trustee (2002-) CCMP Capital Advisors, LLC Managing Director US Health & Human Services Department Administrator, Health Care Financing Administration (1997-2000) US Office of Management and Budget Associate Director for Health and Personnel (1993-97) Tennessee State Official Commissioner, Department of Human Services (1987-89) Covington & Burling Bass, Berry & Sims
Health Affairs Editorial Board Medicare Payment Advisory Commission National Quality Forum Strategic Advisory Council Phi Beta Kappa Society Member of the Board of Accredo Health (2002-) Member of the Board of Boston Scientific (2006-) Member of the Board of CareMore Medical Enterprises Member of the Board of Cerner (2001-) Member of the Board of DaVita (2001-) Member of the Board of Guidant (2001-) Member of the Board of Legacy Hospital Partners, Inc. Member of the Board of MedQuest Associates, Inc. (2002-) Member of the Board of Specialty Laboratories, Inc. (2001-04) Member of the Board of Triad Hospitals
ADDITIONAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST Wilkins Named to Advisory Council November 28, 1969 EDWARDSVILLE — George P. Wilkins, professor of educational administration at Southern Illinois University, has been appointed to a new Governor's Advisory Council established by Gov. Richard B Ogilvie. The council will be leaded by Donald S. Perkins president of Jewel Companies Inc., of Chicago. Wilkins was also reappointed is a member of the School Problems Commission for a term expiring June 30, 1971. The SIU professor is a former state superintendent of public instruction and former Madison county School superintendent. | |
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