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1. ” A bottle of Coca Cola was opened and a small amount allowed to trickle into his mouth
2. of course he helped Exbrus to get lot of business with Coca Cola even in other
3. The power can be seen like a bottle of coca cola, once opened the content rises out due to pressure and powerlessness
4. He’s still wet, armor half on, stuffing peanut butter into his mouth with a spoon, a liter bottle of Coca Cola open in his lap
5. • Coca Cola—the real thing;
6. this up), with its familiar red and white Coca Cola
7. How can you expect to sell sugar water to children; if you have an intelligent, critically minded parent, who knows that consuming pure processed sugar is not biologically normal or healthy for their child? How can you expect the Coca Cola corporation to make trillions of dollars of profit; if intelligent educated parents refuse to allow their children to drink sugar-water that rots their children’s teeth? If parents are intelligent enough to save their children from an entire lifetime of sweet-addictions; which is not good for them, and is not healthy? Not to mention a lifetime of expensive dental care
8. But people are mindlessly loyal to their brands and tastes… As Coca Cola found out when they tried to change the formula for their product: customers simply stopped buying it and bought other brands
9. Where did the modern Santa Claus come from? From the Coca Cola Company: selling their BLACK drink full of addictive sugar to children
10. The brand colors of Coca Cola and the new whitewashed image of a jolly fat man in a red costume with white fur trimming, was a combination of the fat Dutch uncle, and the colors of the company: blood and white pus
11. The illustrator who created the Coca Cola Santa Claus was Thomas Nast: a commercial artist who made his money posting nasty political cartoons about Boss Tweed and the corruption of the New York’s Tammany Hall, and as he became famous and rich: he became corrupted… and ended up whitewashing the nastiest myth in the world: the myth of greed being good
12. How did this happen? Because the Coca Cola corporation managed to get a government monopoly during the 2nd World War: selling Coca Cola cheaply to GI’s
13. Tens of millions of people came back from that war addicted to sweets, to Coca Cola, to smoking, and to chocolate
14. Coca cola originally had cocaine as its main ingredient… which was why it is called coke
15. The poison of Coca Cola is linked to one of the earliest sins of our ancestors: the discovery that when something is burnt to death: the agony of its dying, the increased intensity of pain and suffering by dying in such a horrible way as to make the burnt offering taste sweeter than when they are not burnt to death
16. To Coca Cola funding the Nazis Olympics and the Nazi war machine: and making a huge filthy profit by selling this black poison to both sides of ww2: and not being vilified and despised for this blatant treason, to the basic reason that they became a huge, politically powerful, global consumer corporation because of war, mass killing, mass death, to their powerful political corporate lobby which creates American presidents:… some created by Coke and some by Pepsi, to the fact that the worst poisonous evil of the 19th century was the invention of the Belsen Burner which is powered by coke, which was the main polluting agent which caused most of the pollution of that era, poisoning the air, the rivers and water and the earth of industrialized nations that manufacture steel and was the main industrial engine which allowed industrialized nations to mass-manufacture weapons of mass destruction like steel battleships, huge artillery shells for huge guns and rifles, machine guns, which culminated in the arms race, which was the main cause of WW1 and WW2, why and why these two World Wars were so horribly destructive and traumatic; not only for the entire human species, but to the entire interconnected ecosystems of the entire living Earth…
17. Another remedy that I have really found effective is… Coca cola! Indeed, this should not be
18. The top holdings include Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), Coca Cola (NYSE: KO), Cisco Systems (NASDAQ: CSCO), and Apple, Inc
19. The price of Coca Cola stock tomorrow does depend upon the closing price today
20. We know, for example, that increasing the price of Coca Cola will cause an
21. increasing the price of Pepsi, but not Coca Cola, will cause an increase in the
22. consumption of Coca Cola