On 2015-05-17, JRStern > wrote:

> Nestle is a huge company, worldwide.

Nestle started as a water based enterprise. They bought the entire
town's water works and have been doing the same, World-wide, since.
They are now the biggest food conglomerate in the World. But, water
remains a high priority and they have no qualms whatsoever about
draining a watershed dry to increase their profits, local populace be
damned.

They produce Pure Life bottled water (amongst many other brands). It
is sold in market places in 3rd world countries, while the water wells
and sources that have been purchased by Nestle and were once public,
are now closed. Buy or die.

They have a pumping station about 6 mi from where I live. They pump
the water out, put it in tanker trucks, and ship it to Colo Sprgs (100
mi) for bottling. The deal was protested, but big $$$$ won.

I boycott anything Nestle (providing I can keep up).

nb