Friday, 27 September 2013

General Electric. An evil empire.

GE.comimagination at work
"GE is constantly working to make the world a healthier place by supplying the healthcare technology that saves nearly 3,000 lives every day. Our focus is on helping medical professionals make an earlier, more accurate diagnosis of disease and then better equipping them to treat it. We’re also designing the tools that make healthcare available in even the most remote parts of the world. Anywhere there is a need for better healthcare tools, we are there." ...www.ge.com

General Electric, A Skilled Killing Machine

 

General Electric is one of the largest exporters of weapons of mass destruction on the planet Earth.
Corporations who profit from War should NOT be allowed to own Corporate Media.

Columbia Journalism Review

Who Owns What
General Electric is one of the largest exporters of weapons of mass destruction on the planet, has problems with honesty, profits from war, and should not be allowed to own 'any' public media.
Click HERE to see what General Electric Owns
Click HERE to view General Electric's Corporate Timeline
Click HERE to view (PDF) of how General Electric stole Nikola Tesla's Patent Rights
1985 General Electric [profits from war and exports WMD] buys NBC
1995 Westinghouse Electric [profits from war and exports WMD] buys CBS
1997 CBS buys American Radio Systems
1999 NBC takes 32% of Paxson Communications Corporation
1999 CBS buys King World Productions
1999 Infinity [GE/NBC] buys Outdoor Systems billboard group
1999 Viacom ["holding the public airwaves hostage"] buys CBS

Sister sues NBC after suspected paedophile's suicide on TV show

Ed Pilkington in New York
Wednesday July 25, 2007
The Guardian
The sister of a former district attorney who killed himself as police went to arrest him for suspected paedophilia has sued the television company that was filming the raid as part of a reality television show.
Louis William Conradt, 56, shot himself last November as police officers arrived at his door in Terrell, a suburb of Dallas, Texas, accompanied by cameras of NBC's To Catch a Predator. The former prosecutor was said by NBC to have contacted a decoy posing as a 13-year-old boy.
His sister, Patricia Conradt, has sued for $105m (£51m), alleging that the TV company took over the duties of police but then failed to protect her brother, known as Bill. "Having trespassed and invaded upon Bill's property to broadcast a spectacle to millions, the defendant took no more steps toward protecting him than are received by a gladiator or bull."
The lawsuit, filed in Manhattan, claims that when Conradt shot himself, a police officer at the scene turned to a producer and said: "That'll make good TV."
NBC said that it would defend itself vigorously against claims that it said were "completely without merit".
The Dateline show works in tandem with a website that is a self-appointed scourge of suspected paedophiles. Perverted Justice lures suspects into "sting houses" by posing as children on the internet. When the suspects arrive they are filmed as they are arrested.
In the Texas sting involving Conradt, 24 men turned up at the venue and were arrested. Conradt did not and police went to his house.
In May the district attorney in charge of the case dropped all charges against the 24, saying that in several cases neither police nor NBC could guarantee that the logs of the internet chats were authentic.
This is the second lawsuit on NBC's desk for the Predator series. A former producer, Marsha Bartel, is suing the network in Illinois, alleging she was sacked after she complained about the show's ethical approach.
Update: Sold! Comcast acquires NBC from GE
The agreement will create a joint venture, with Comcast owning 51 percent and G.E. owning 49 percent. Comcast will contribute to the joint venture its stable of cable channels, which includes Versus, the Golf Channel and E Entertainment, worth about $7.25 billion, and will pay G.E. about $6.5 billion in cash, for a total of $13.75 billion. For now, the network will remain NBC Universal, but ultimately Comcast could decide to change the name. [Continue Reading At]: