On Sunday, May 17, 2015 at 8:08:22 AM UTC-5, notbob wrote:
> 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


Opting out of this increasingly rotten system as much as possible is an idea that looks a little better every day.