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Nestle + Water

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2P7lqDsle4

Nestle, 2013
The video above was working fine, until it wasn’t.
Unless I miss my guess, that would be due to the long arm of Nestlé attempting to rewrite history.

Individuals with access to NYU Libraries are able to see the entire film, specifically this excerpt

Peter Brabeck courts controversy by claiming climate change is largely down to natural cycles and society should focus on adaptation. "Climate change is an intrinsic part of the development of the world. Since the world has existed we have had climate changes and we will have climate change as long as the world exists ... For me the issue is more about what can we do in order to adapt to climate change and perhaps to try to gain more time … Are we God to say the climate, as it is today, is the one we have to keep? That's the way it's going to be? We are not God. What we have to assure is that climate change happens within a timeframe that humankind can adapt to."

 

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Nestle, 2009 full video

In a candid interview for the documentary We Feed the World, Nestlé Chairman Peter Brabeck makes the astonishing claim that water isn’t a human right. He attacks the idea that nature is good, and says it is a great achievement that humans are now able to resist nature’s dominance. He attacks organic agriculture and says genetic modification is better.

 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=7iGj4GpAbTM

The problem with Google owned YouTube is that controversial, anti-corporate content may be removed/sanitized in time.
The problem with Google owned YouTube is that controversial, anti-corporate content may be removed/sanitized in time. Just like this one.

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Nestlé Denies that Water is a Fundamental Human Right

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Nestle – corporate dirt bags? This blogger says yes.