Spreading lies based on deliberate scientific fraud to scare the public about phony "dangers" of secondhand smoke is an act of terrorism no different in nature from calling in a phony bomb threat. And it's even more morally reprehensible, because it's designed to persecute innocent people and deprive them of their rights to liberty.
Anti-smoker Mayor Michael Bloomberg's billions funded the so-called World Health Organization "study," which isn't even a study. The data for an actual study do not exist in the first place, and even if it did, the anti-smokers would commit scientific fraud by ignoring the role of infection. It's a computer-generated defamation using the anti-smokers' standard fraud-based claims, with data on smoking prevalence plugged in. It proves that the World Health Organization is merely a corrupt prostitute for wealthy oligarchs. And for the media to purvey this Big Lie as truth proves that they've been given their jobs because they're professional Nazi propagandists whose goal is to impose tyranny on the world.
Nazi Mayor Bloomberg wants to expand the smoking ban even to the outdoors. Norman Siegel, a former executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, endorses this violation of smokers' rights with legal sophistries: "Mr. Siegel hastened to say, it is a common misconception that civil libertarians should be on the side of smokers. 'There is no constitutional right to smoke,' he said. 'People have asked me whether we can bring litigation to challenge some of these prohibitions. It does not work, because government has general welfare powers to enact legislation affecting people’s health.'" (When Citizens (Gasp) Are the Smoking Police. By Anemona Hartocollis. New York Times, Sep. 16, 2010.)
Norman Siegel and all those other phony "civil libertarians"
are
automatically traitors for embracing the presumption that the people
must justify their rights to engage in specific actions, while the
government is entitled to do anything it pleases under the pretext of
"general welfare powers to enact legislation affecting people’s health."
In fact, the government may restrict peoples' liberties only if it has a compelling justification. To thwart this objection, the anti-smokers have resorted to deliberate, systematic scientific fraud for the last six decades, to deceive the public about the supposed "dangers" of smoking and secondhand smoke. The anti-smokers are guilty of flagrant fraud for ignoring more than 50 studies, which show that human papillomaviruses cause over ten times more lung cancers than they pretend are caused by secondhand smoke. Smokers and passive smokers are more likely to have been exposed to this virus for socioeconomic reasons, and the anti-smokers' phony studies are designed to falsely blame those extra lung cancers caused by HPV because they're based on nothing but lifestyle questionnaires.
HPV Causes Lung CancerThey commit the same type of fraud with every disease they
blame on
smoking and passive smoking, as well as ignoring any other evidence
that contradicts their political agenda. Every Surgeon General and
other government reports are therefore acts of deliberate fraud by the
government, and violations of smokers' rights to the equal protection
of the laws. And the anti-smoker criminals in the media are guilty of
conspiracy to keep the public ignorant about the role of HPV, and
assist in the systematic violation of the public's rights. It's exactly
like pretending that the government's right to put people in prison for
crimes gives it the right to put innocent people in prison! Which in
fact is exactly what Mayor Bloomberg stands for!
Where the police terrorize the people by stopping and frisking
them
for nothing and inventing bogus charges when no crime was committed,
while downgrading serious crimes to make their statistics look better.
This is how Bloomberg supposedly cleaned up the city! And, the
whistleblower is thrown into a mental institution and suffers other
retaliation and harassment, even after leaving the police force. (The
NYPD Tapes: Inside Bed-Stuy's 81st Precinct. By Graham Rayman. The
Village Voice, May 4, 2010, first of a continuing series.)
Anyone who ventures onto the streets could be a victim:
Someone
walking home from church, sitting on their front stoop, waiting to pick
up a friend at work. (414: Right to Remain Silent. This American Life,
originally aired 09-10-2010.)
Smokers will of course be disproportionately victimized due to
being
forced out into the streets by the smoking ban. This is exactly what
could be expected from a demagogue who embraces deliberate scientific
fraud and systematic lies in order to persecute smokers, and this is
proof that their culture of evil doesn't stop with smokers. It spreads
out and poisons an entire society (at least, those who aren't Michael
Bloomberg's wealthy friends).
Record Number of New Yorkers Arrested During Bloomberg Era, NYPD Stats Show. By Murray Weiss. DNAinfo, Dec. 21, 2012. "In fact, the number of NYPD arrests in the Big Apple has jumped nearly 23 percent since Bloomberg took office — there were 338,788 collars in 2002 compared to 413,573 last year, police statistics show... NYPD statistics show that the overwhelming number of arrests involve lower-level and quality-of-life offenders and not of suspects charged with serious felonies... 'Day after day, people are stuffed into our holding cells for days at a time and then go to court and the prosecutors or judges look at the case and say it is not worth pursuing,' one top court official told 'On The Inside.'"
Record Number of New Yorkers Arrested / DNAinfo"The particularly frustrating part about the bailouts is that
if
we're to believe much of the media coverage, the money is going toward
keeping financial executives high on the hog and cushioning the fall of
those who brought about calamity in the first place. There's certainly
some truth to these claims, but most coverage has failed to call out
one of the primary beneficiaries of the bailouts. Any guesses? If you
said "bondholders," then you are smarter than a fifth-grader. So who
are these shadowy figures known only as "the bondholders?" To put it
broadly, these are the companies and investment funds that own the debt
of companies like Citigroup, Bank of America, JPMorgan, and General
Motors and are hoping that these same companies can -- maybe with a
little help -- stave off bankruptcy. As for their exact identities,
they're a bit harder to track down than equity holders, but I dug up
the major bondholders for Citigroup and Bank of America. There's a good
deal of overlap between the two, particularly at the top with PIMCO
--
the bond fund behemoth -- and mutual fund giant Vanguard leading both
lists. Other major holders include MetLife, AIG's life insurance arm,
Fidelity, Prudential, Dodge & Cox, and TIAA-CREF... But even
if
the reasoning behind bailing out bondholders isn't anything new, the
player is one that hasn't gotten much attention -- and that seems like
a big oversight. After all, if there was a
video
"Banks Gone Wild," bondholders would be the cheering crowd feeding the
banks drinks and encouraging them to go further." (Who's
Really Getting Bailed Out? By Matt Koppenheffer. The Motley Fool, Apr.
6, 2009.)
In 2000, PIMCO was acquired by Allianz AG, but the old
directors
continued in office until Apr. 24, 2008, when shareholders voted to
change the Fund's management and put new directors in. Diana L. Taylor
was appointed a director in May. Diana
L. Taylor
is Michael Bloomberg's mistress.
Diana L. Taylor was Superintendent of Banks, State of New
York,
2003-2007. She is also a director of Federal National Mortgage
Association (Fannie Mae). "Ms. Taylor, the oldest of three siblings,
grew up with many of the trappings of old-money privilege. She began
skiing at 2, raced sailboats, rowed crew and played tennis and
lacrosse. She attended a steady stream of prestigious institutions
including Greenwich Country Day School, the Milton Academy, Greenwich
High School, Dartmouth and Columbia. And she went straight to work on
Wall Street, first at Smith Barney after completing her masters in
business administration. But she did not limit herself to the financial
world. In business school, she worked part time at Lutheran Medical
Center in Brooklyn, and she is now on track to complete a masters at
Columbia in public health, a field she plans to work in someday."
"[H]er nomination to the F.D.I.C. fizzled and became fodder for
speculation that anger at Mr. Bloomberg from interests like the
National Rifle Association or the tobacco lobby had killed it..." (The
Mayor's Lady, Her Own Woman, One and the Same. By Diane Cardwell. New
York Times, Feb. 12, 2006.) In 1988, she was one of the founders of
M.R. Beal & Co., which managed $7.5 billion of municipal issues
and
was lead manager of a $50 million Chicago securities issue. (President
Is Appointed At Beal Securities Firm. By Daniel F. Cuff. New York
Times, Jan. 15, 1990.) "A Dartmouth College graduate, Ms. Taylor has an
M.B.A. from Columbia University. After stints at two other large Wall
Street firms, she joined Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette in 1984
and
was a senior vice president when she left in 1988 to help found Beal."
(Piercing Wall Street's 'Lucite Ceiling'. By Diana B. Henriques. New
York Times, Aug. 11, 1991.) She grew up in Old Greenwich, Conn. and
graduated from Dartmouth College in 1977. She was married to Jefferson
Katims, a doctor, in 1987, and divorced in 1993. "In 1996, she
cold-called the Pataki administration, offering her services, and
before long was working on special projects, from the dredging of New
York harbor to the state's partial takeover of Lilco, Long Island's
electric utility. After spending two years as a vice president at
KeySpan Energy, the job she held when she met Mr. Bloomberg, she became
chief financial officer of the Long Island Power Authority." (Not One
to Advise and Tell; Bloomberg Companion, a Pataki Aide, Separates
Roles. By Dan Barry. New York Times, Feb. 2003.)
The Lasker Foundation
is the corrupt
oligarchy behind health fascism, the deliberate use of fraudulent
pseudo-science to inflict a totalitarian dictatorship on the entire
planet earth. Mary Woodard Lasker - not the pharmaceutical companies -
was the most powerful health lobbyist in history. She was the head of
the American Cancer Society from the 1940s and the virtual dictator of
US health policy until her death in 1994. The mass media are
unquestioning puppets who conceal their role and cover up their
corruption. "Mrs. Lasker's network is probably unparalleled in the
influence that a small group of private citizens has had over such a
major area of national policy. One federal official refers to it as a
'noble conspiracy.' Gorman calls it a 'high class kind of subversion,
very high class. We're not second story burglars. We go right in the
front door.'" (The Health Syndicate / Washington's Noble Conspiracy. By
Elizabeth Brenner Drew. The Atlantic Monthly 1967, Vol. 200, pp.
75-82.) These criminals' tyranny is the proof that democracy is a sham,
and their puppet government should be overthrown!
Here's what the corrupt World Health Organization has
manufactured,
per the purchase order of billionaire Michael Bloomberg: Hysterical
health lies based on scientific fraud, consisting of deliberately using
defective studies based on nothing but lifestyle questionnaires, in
order to falsely blame tobacco for diseases caused by infection! Toxic
crocodile tears about the expense of tobacco use -which isn't expensive
until vermin like Michael Bloomberg corrupt governments and make them
raise taxes in order persecute tobacco use! And a manifesto of
non-negotiable demands to the governments of the world, to obey the
dictates of billionaire Michael Bloomberg! The global media must be
censored, because Michael Bloomberg says so! He has billions of
dollars,
so he can buy anything he wants, including entire Third World
Countries! "M-POWER" stands for
"M[ichael
Bloomberg] Power!" It's designed
to DIS-empower the people, by buying off their rulers- just like in the
health fascist US! And it was dictated by the Office on
Smoking and
Health of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC)
and executed by lackeys at WHO. (The WHO Report
on the Global Tobacco Epidemic. World Health Organization, 2008.)
"Michael R. Bloomberg’s US$125 million, two-year contribution
is
many times larger than any prior donation for global tobacco control.
It more than doubles the total of private and public donor resources
devoted to fighting tobacco use in developing countries, where more
than two thirds of the world’s smokers live. As part of this
initiative, a competitively awarded grants program will support
projects to develop and deliver high-impact tobacco control
interventions. This funding will be made available to organizations
that can work at the country level on one or more of the initiative's
four strategic components. Two of the partner organizations –
Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and the World Lung Foundation – will be
in charge of awarding Bloomberg grants. All five partner organizations
will encourage and give technical support for the application of grants
from all countries, but particularly from the 15 high burden countries
(Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Pakistan,
Philippines, Poland, Russian Federation, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine and
Viet Nam). In the first two rounds of the grants programme in 2007, a
total of 81 grants were awarded in 31 countries. (Grants programme
funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies. World Health Organization, Jan. 30,
2008.) The other three "partner organizations" are the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Foundation, Johns Hopkins
Bloomberg School of Public Health, and World Health Organization -
Tobacco Free Initiative (WHO/TFI).
Deutsche
Bank is Bloomberg's Reichstag Fire: "In a partnership with
the
State of New York, Mayor Michael R.
Bloomberg’s government owns a ruined, contaminated skyscraper at 130
Liberty Street, across from the World Trade Center site. The building
appears to have been a howling firetrap, the kind for which private
owners would be indicted in days. Last week it killed two men,
Firefighters Robert Beddia, 53, and Joseph Graffagnino, 33. Mr.
Bloomberg and his partner, Gov. Eliot Spitzer, preached at the funerals
that they would find out what their own governments had done. Here is a
short list: They hired what appeared to be a shell corporation to
demolish the building. This company plugged stairwells with plywood to
keep asbestos from flying around. Workers clipped sprinkler lines.
Someone cut a standpipe, a dry water main that is reserved for
delivering water during fires." (Two New Deaths, Same Old Questions. By
Jim Dwyer. New York Times, Aug. 25, 2007.) "The former president and
chairman of the development corporation, Kevin Rampe, said that several
years ago New York City directed that it route all information about
the building, including communications for the Fire Department, through
the mayor’s office." (An Escape Plan Stayed Hidden at a Fatal Fire. By
Al Baker. New York Times, Oct. 3, 2007.) In other words,
the building was set up for a fire, with a disreputable company in
charge of the demolition project, at the behest of the Mayor.
Next, "The
mayor and fire
officials said that there was strong evidence
that careless smoking by workers on the upper floors caused the fire,
and that an electrical cause had been ruled out." (3
Disciplined
Over
Fatal Fire at Bank Tower. By Al Baker. New York Times, Aug. 28, 2007.) So,
anti-smoker
Mayor Bloomberg had them send a stooge (perhaps the only professional
on the project!) to set a fire on purpose, so that he could blame
smokers!
Nobody who knows the true
story of the
anti-smokers' corruption in the fraudulent so-called "EPA" report
on secondhand smoke could possibly take the mayor's hypocritical
blatherings at face value, and sit there like credulous little tards
who believe that authority figures would never lie to them. That
report, which the anti-smokers trumpet as the crowning glory of their
so-called "science," was written by handpicked anti-smoking activists,
one of whom smugly confessed, who used illegal pass-through contracts
to conceal their role. The EPA's own scientists were against calling
secondhand smoke a human carcinogen. And, on the board of directors of
the corrupt contracting firm sat a crony of President George H.W. Bush,
at the end of whose administration that report was released, as well as
a bigshot of the Democratic Party, to ensure a bipartisan coverup of
their wrongdoing. Obviously,
Bloomberg and Gov. Spitzer haven't cared to help the people "find out
what their own governments had done"! Furthermore, it is
fraudulent upon its very face, because the anti-smokers deliberately
ignored the solid evidence implicating carcinogenic
viruses as the real cause of lung
cancer
and other diseases that the anti-smokers blame on smoking. The use of
this fraud by the anti-smokers is consistent and systematic, while
their media accomplices cover up their wrongdoing and help them deceive
the public by repeating their lies, over and over again! The record
proves that the anti-smoker filth have an infinite capacity to
rationalize committing any crimes, in order to manufacture hate
propaganda to help stamp out smoking!
Bloomberg is "the largest donor in the 125-year history of the
Johns
Hopkins Institutions, with gifts including $100 million to the Johns
Hopkins Initiative." (Hopkins Names Public Health School for Michael
Bloomberg. Headlines@Hopkins news release, April 20, 2001.) Its School
of Public Health, which has been renamed for him, is the lair of those
corrupt epidemiologists, Leon Gordis and Jonathan
M. Samet. Gordis is the scientific author of the "Federal
Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence," which perpetrates a
conspiracy of silence about the anti-smokers' systematic exploitation
of confounding to
falsely blame smoking and
secondhand smoke for causes illness. Samet has been a ringleader of
anti-smoking activism since the 1980s, including Surgeon General
Reports (including the latest, in 2004, as Senior Scientific Editor),
the National Academy of Science report, the "EPA" ETS report (which was
secretly written by Samet's personal cronies), the WHO report (as Chairman), and
the "ASHRAE"
report, as well as testifying in the Minnesota tobacco lawsuit, the
federal lawsuit, and other anti-smoking travesties of the law. In other
words, contrary to the anti-smokers' false representations, these were
not "independent" evaluations at all!
"According to [New York City] Councilman Allan Jennings, the billionaire mayor promised to pump money into the campaigns of any council member who voted for the 18.5 percent property tax hike... The letter also says that Mayor Michael Bloomberg threatened to fund million dollar campaigns against councilmen who did not vote in favor of his smoking legislation. 'It is evident that you want to control everything with money,' Jennings wrote to the mayor. 'You promised to fund the campaigns of council members who voted for the property tax and your staff threatened council members that you would fund their opponents campaigns of up to $1,000,000 if anyone dared to vote against the smoking-ban law.'" (Billions and Ballots. By Dan McLean. Brooklyn Skyline 2003 Feb. 17. Link died http://www.brooklynskyline.com/news_article.asp?na=282)
Dear Michael Bloomberg: Here
is my idea
for how to celebrate 9-11: We'll build a scale model of New York City,
with little dolls of Bloomberg and his friends in the middle, and set
it on fire. Then, when it has burned down to embers, we'll all gather
around and joyfully PISS IT OUT! Hurray for the terrorists - may they
come back and finish the job! And all the people who would vote for
Michael
Bloomberg deserve to die!
Mayor Bloomberg's corrupt methods have been revealed
concerning the
groups lobbying to change the law so he can run for a third term:
"Michael R. Bloomberg, who says he strictly separates his philanthropy
from his job as mayor of New York, is pressing many of the community,
arts and neighborhood groups that rely on his private donations to make
the case for his third term, according to interviews with those
involved in the effort. As opposition mounts to his plan to ease term
limits, those people said, the mayor and his top aides have asked
leaders of organizations that receive his largess to express their
support for his third-term bid by testifying during public hearings and
by personally appealing to undecided members of the City Council.
Legislation that would allow him to run for another term is expected to
come up for a Council vote as early as next week. The requests have put
the groups in an unusual and uncomfortable position, several employees
of the groups said. City Hall has not made any explicit threats, they
said, but city officials have extraordinary leverage over the groups’
finances. Many have received hundreds of thousands of dollars from Mr.
Bloomberg’s philanthropic giving and millions of dollars from city
contracts overseen by his staff." And, "Mr. Bloomberg routes the money
to the groups through large and technically anonymous donations to the
Carnegie Corporation, but it is an open secret that he is a source of
the gifts, which generally range from $10,000 to $150,000." "Fred
Siegel, a professor of history at Cooper Union who has studied New York
City politics for decades, said Mr. Bloomberg had cynically 'reversed
the flow of money' in politics to build the illusion, if not the
reality, of widespread support. The traditional politicians are bought
by special interest groups, but Bloomberg buys special interest
groups,' he said." (Bloomberg Enlists His Charities in Bid to Stay. By
Michael Barbaro and David W. Chen. New York Times, Oct. 17, 2008.) Of
course, it worked the same way for the smoking ban, but the media were
Bloomberg's accomplices in that!
"Aides to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg hopscotch around the world on two Falcon 900 private jets, where wine and sushi are served. They stay at the Four Seasons in London (about $400 a night), the Intercontinental in Paris ($320) and the King David in Jerusalem ($345). Room service? The mayor pays for it all. Even the laundry. And invitations to dinner parties at Mr. Bloomberg’s Upper East Side town house rarely disappoint: Kofi Annan and Nora Ephron are regulars." Top aides receive pay of millions plus bonuses of hundreds of thousands of dollars. "He owns six houses, among them vacation homes in Bermuda, Colorado and Florida, along with stately residences in London and the Upper East Side of Manhattan. He loves extravagant parties and fine art." "Two of his new advisers are closely linked with his Democratic rivals. And nearly all are Democrats, though he is seeking to run on the Republican and independent ballot lines this fall." (Bloomberg Campaigners Taste the High Life. By Michael Barbaro. New York Times, Feb. 5, 2009.)
The anti-smoker filth boast: "THE image of Ronaldo Martinez, a
smoker who had his larynx removed and speaks through an artificial
voice box, was scary enough to prompt thousands of New Yorkers to quit
cigarettes last year. His description — in his synthesized voice — of
how he can no longer swim because he would drown if water got into his
throat hole helped bring about a threefold increase in calls to the New
York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene from people
interested in smoking cessation... The city is planning a new
television effort against tobacco in the fall, with a projected ad
budget of $8 million... In New York, the spots ran throughout 2006 as
part of a $10 million television blitz and went back into rotation,
from April to May this year, as part of an additional $1.2 million in
spending... The spots featuring Mr. Martinez are not homegrown, nor
are they new. They were created by Geovision, a multicultural ad agency
in Watertown, Mass., and were originally produced for the Massachusetts
Department of Public Health in the late 1990s... Gregory Connolly, a
professor at the Harvard School of Public Health, was formerly the
director of the Massachusetts Tobacco Control Program, which
commissioned the campaign." (Missing a Larynx, He’s Become the Voice of
Antismoking Efforts. By Claire Atkinson. New York Times, July 17,
2007.) And there is not a single
word about
the fact that HUMAN PAPAILLOMA VIRUS CAUSES LARYNGEAL
CANCER - just like in their corrupt studies, which also
ignore HPV!
MWW was acquired by Golin/Harris in 2000. Golin Communications had been acquired by Foote Cone & Belding (now True North Communications) in 1985. MWW, Golin/Harris, and FCB were all acquired by Interpublic Group during 2000-2001.
"One of our key practice areas is tobacco control and prevention. We have worked on every aspect of tobacco control include [sic] increasing tobacco taxes, crafting youth empowerment programs, educating community members about the benefits of smoke-free environments and securing tobacco settlement dollars for prevention programs. From a policy education perspective, few if any firms possess our ability to generate support for tobacco control issues on the state and local levels." (MWW Group Practice Areas - A. Tobacco Control and Prevention.)
Tobacco Control / MWW Group (pdf, p3/5)(Anti-Smoking Organizations Look to the MWW Group for Public Affairs Counsel. MWW's Industry-Leading Anti-Tobacco Practice Adds Three New Clients. Press Release, May 8, 2002.) These were the NYC Coalition For A Smoke-Free City; the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids; and the Missouri Partnership on Tobacco or Health. Their current clients include New Jersey Breathes; Citizens for a Healthy Nebraska/Health Education Inc.; Washington State Department of Health; and Illinois Department of Public Health's Youth Anti-Tobacco Movement, I Decide.
Anti-Smoking Organizations / MWW Group (pdf, 2pp)Michael Kempner is President and CEO and Robert G. Sommer is Executive Vice President/Head of Public Affairs of MWW Group. Kempner is the number 52 lobbyist on Politics NJ's "Power List 2001 The Top 100 Insiders Who Influence Politics in New Jersey."
MWW Group / Holmes ReportKempner is the former finance chair for US Sen. Robert Torricelli, was the New Jersey campaign director for President Jimmy Carter, and Special Assistant to Gov. Brendan T. Byrne. Sommer was a member of the Executive Finance Committee for House Democratic Leader and 2000 presidential candidate Richard Gephardt, D-MO, and also consulted as a speechwriter for Gephardt. He has been a House Commerce Committee staff member, and a speechwriter for Committee Chairman Rep. (later Gov.) Jim Florio. He has been a board member and past vice chairman of the New Jersey Public Broadcasting Authority; a trustee of the Democratic National Committee; and is a former director for state government affairs with Bristol Myers Squibb. (Lobbyists. New Jersey Insider.)
Lobbyists / New Jersey InsiderKempner worked for Torricelli in the 1980s. (The Torch Goes Out on K Street. National Journal 2002 Oct 5;34(4):2907.)
National Journal 2002 / EBSCO Host(Thomas Woodard Joins the Cherenson Group. Cherenson Group press release, undated.) Woodard is a former employee of MWW Group. "While at MWW, Woodard also received a PRSA Pyramid Award for his work on a 1997 New Jersey Breathes anti-tobacco campaign. The regional public affairs campaign increased the New Jersey cigarette tax by 45 cents." He joined Cherenson as a senior account executive in the public relations department.
Woodard / Cherenson Group(Rebecca S. Kaufman joins the Cherenson Group. Press release, Feb. 13, 2003.) "Prior to joining the Cheenson Group Ms. Kaufman was a Media Relations Coordinator for the American Cancer Society (ACS)... Rebecca worked on all major initiatives from screening guidelines, community events and breaking news stories to annual events such as The Great American Smokeout..."
Kaufman / Cherenson GroupMichael Bloomberg's closest friend, Peter T. Grauer, has been a director of DaVita Inc. since 1994. "Mr. Grauer has been chairman of the board since April 2001, and president and treasurer since March 2002, of Bloomberg, Inc. From November 2000 until March 2002, Mr. Grauer was a managing director of Credit Suisse First Boston. From September 1992 until November 2000, upon the merger of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, or DLJ, into Credit Suisse First Boston, Mr. Grauer was a managing director and founding partner of DLJ Merchant Banking." William H. Donaldson, Skull & Bones 1953, of DLJ, was a director of Philip Morris since 1979! Fellow directors of DaVita include Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Trustees Nancy-Ann DeParle and William L. Roper, the former director of the Centers for Disease Control.
Grauer bio / Futures Industry AssociationGrauer seems to be trying to buy every dialysis machine in the US. Perhaps no one will sell him the factory.
Grauer, Peter T. / Edgar OnlineIn 1976, Peter Thacher Grauer married Margaret Carrington
Watkins,
daughter of Luther LeGrande Watkins, owner of a real estate business.
She was a lending officer and assistant secretary in the national
division of the Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company. "She is a
granddaughter of John McFerran Barr of Louisville, Ky., and the late
Mrs. Barr, and the late Mr. and Mrs. William Christie Watkins of
Orlando. Her maternal grandfather is former president of the First
National Bank of Louisville, Ky., and a past trustee of the Hill School
in Pottstown, Pa., and Princeton University. Mr. Grauer is an alumnus
of the Hotchkiss School and the University of North Carolina. He is a
vice president of Citibank." His father, Frederick M. Grauer, retired
as a vice president of the Provident National Bank in Philadelphia. His
grandfather, Frank W. Thacher, was president of the Florence Thread Co.
in Riverside, N.J. (Peter Grauer, Miss Watkins Have Wedding. New York
Times, Nov. 14, 1976.) His uncle, Dr. Franklin Hayward Grauer,
graduated from Princeton and the Johns Hopkins Medical School, and was
connected with the Cornell Medical Center. (Miss K.H. Craycroft Wed in
Baltimore. New York Times, July 9, 1935.) His grandfather, Dr. Frank
Grauer, received his degree from Bellevue Medical College in 1884, and
studied abroad at the Universities of Berlin, Frankfort, and
Strasbourg, then in clinics in Vienna, Paris, and London, and at
Harvard and Johns Hopkins Universities. (Dr. F. Grauer Dead; Physician
50 Years. New York Times, Feb. 18, 1945.)
Peter T. Grauer later married Laura McCord, granddaughter of Amory Houghton. His stepdaughter, Laura Richardson Guthrie, married Frederick Wayne Lear Jr., regional vice president in the Dallas office of Neuberger Berman, an investment management unit of Lehman Brothers. (Laura Guthrie, Frederick Lear Jr. New York Times, Aug. 3, 2004.) L first husband, George Gordon Guthrie, was the son of Randolph H. Guthrie, senior partner of Mudge Rose Guthrie & Alexander and chairman of the executive committee of Studebaker-Worthington, Inc. He planned to join the corporate finance department of White, Weld & Co. Her stepfather was Sidney J. Weinberg Jr. of Goldman, Sachs & Co. (George Guthrie Weds Laura McCord. New York Times, Feb. 13, 1972.)
(Meet Mayor’s ‘Mind Meld’–Doc Frieden. By Ben Smith. The New York Observer, May 3, 2004, p. 1.) "Not long after he compared tobacco executives unfavorably to tuberculosis bacilli, Dr. Thomas Frieden got a letter from a senior vice president at Philip Morris U.S.A. 'To have the New York City Health Commissioner describe any group of human beings as a ‘low-life form’ is especially inappropriate,' the executive wrote. 'Such statements have been used throughout history to justify the worst kind of bigotry.' Dr. Frieden thought about it. He realized Philip Morris was right. 'Now I stick to, you know, unemotional language,' he told The Observer one recent morning in his sunny office. 'I describe them as mass murderers.'" [It sure makes it easy for that lie-spewing piece of anti-smoker filth to only have to deal with the timid little snivelings of tobacco executives, instead of someone with the guts to call THEM - the anti-smoker filth - the true mass murderers as they deserve, for their systematic suppression of research and scientific fraud, at our expense! -cast]
"Dr. Frieden, whom Mayor Michael Bloomberg installed to run the city’s Health Department in 2002, has a license to step on toes. That’s because when it comes to telling New Yorkers about their own best interests, Dr. Frieden serves as Mr. Bloomberg’s uncompromising id, pushing the Mayor to follow his instincts. The intensely private doctor and the bon vivant billionaire agree so fundamentally that one top aide to the Mayor described their relationship as 'mind-meld.' They share a confidence in their own actions, a sense that—in Mr. Bloomberg’s terms—the most important judgment comes 'when I look in the mirror.' That common ground between the two men is also the ethic of public health, to which Mr. Bloomberg has devoted so much of his personal fortune that the nation’s leading public-health school, at Johns Hopkins University, was recently renamed for him. Public health lacks the glamour of other areas of medicine and philanthropy; it is defined by a bird’s-eye view of society and a scorn for conventional wisdom and political necessity." [See how he's portrayed as a hero, with his supposed "scorn for conventional wisdom and political necessity" - instead of correctly as the goon of lying, cheating. stealing, bloodsucking Wall Street billionaires, whose arrogant fascism defines "political necessity," and to hell with the people.]
"Those who take up the field of public health are not always appreciated at the ground level, noted Alfred Sommer, dean of the Bloomberg School of Public Health [now a director of the Lasker Foundation, the anti-smoker filth who caused all this]. "The people they’re helping may not know it and, in fact, may even be irate," he said of his peers in public health." [Oh thank you master, for relieving us of the burden of our freedom - and may you be relieved of the burden of your lives for it! -cast]
"There is, of course, another way of looking at the public-health mentality, and seeing in it the autocratic tradition of the temperance leagues and worse. That’s how many bar owners see it. '"Frieden acts as if he’s been appointed by God to save the world from secondhand smoke," complained Brian Nolan, who heads the United Restaurant and Tavern Owners of New York. Dr. Frieden was the architect of the city’s 2002 bill banning smoking in all workplaces, including bars and restaurants, which has been generally popular despite bitter complaints from smokers, libertarians and bar owners." [The restaurant and bar owners' groups are led by TRAITORS AND INCOMPETENTS, who should have filed a RICO lawsuit for conspiracy, fraud and racketeering against the anti-smoker filth long ago, but have refused to even consider the thought, and sold their sheep followers down the river with puny whining like the preceding. -cast]
The Smoking Ban / Wired New York ForumWho Rules JHU: Members of the Johns Hopkins Committee on Tobacco,
Dec. 10, 1990: Stuart S.
Janney III,
Chair. Principal, Alex. Brown
& Sons, Inc., Baltimore; Andrew
J. Bozzelli, President,
Anchor/Darling Industries, Inc., Rosemont, PA; Victor J. Dankis,
Former
member of the Executive Committee (retired), Johnson & Johnson,
New
Brunswick, NJ; J. Murray Logan,
Chairman of the Investment Policy
Committee, Rockefeller & Co., Inc, New York; Morris W. Offit,
Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Johns Hopkins University; President,
OFFITBANK, New York; Stephanie
Weissman, student, George Washington
University School of Law, Washington, DC; William C. Richardson,
PhD, President, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore; Michael E. Johns,MD,
Vice President, Medicine, and Dean, School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins
University; Alfred Sommer,
MD, MHS, Dean, School of Hygiene and Public Health, Johns Hopkins
University; Eugene S. Sunshine,
Senior Vice President for Administration, Johns Hopkins University; William E. Snow, Jr.,
Treasurer, Johns Hopkins University. Trustees who were also invited to
attend: H. Furlong Baldwin, Chairman and CEO, Mercantile Bankshares
Corp., Baltimore; Michael R.
Bloomberg,
President, Bloomberg Inc., New
York; Andre W. Brewster, General Partner, Piper & Marbury,
Baltimore; Robert D.H. Harvey, former Chairman, Maryland National Bank,
Baltimore; Alan P. Hoblitzell, Jr., Former Chairman and CEO, MNC
Financial, Inc., Baltimore; George C. Radcliffe, former Chairman and
CEO, Baltimore Life Insurance Company, Baltimore.
"Born: Aug. 30, 1948, in Baltimore ... Resident: Butler, Md. ... Family: Lynn (wife); two children, Emily and Matthew ... Racing Family: mother, Barbara Phipps Janney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps; father, Stuart S. Janney Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Janney bred and raced the champion filly Ruffian; Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps raced as Wheatley Stable, which campaigned Horse of the Year and leading sire Bold Ruler; nephew to Ogden Phipps and cousin to Ogden Mills (Dinny) Phipps, former and current chairman of The Jockey Club, respectively ... Education: University of North Carolina; University of Maryland Law School ... Occupation: Chairman of the Board, Bessemer Trust Co." (Stuart S. Janney III Biography and Highlights. National Thoroughbred Racing Association, accessed 05-26-07.) In 1980, he was a partner in the law firm of Niles, Barton & Wilmer, and finance chairman of the Maryland State Republican Party. He had been a foreign policy advisor to Sen. Howard Baker, legal advisor to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, and legislative assistant to Sen. Mathias. (Kissinger tribute set April 10. Annapolis, Md., Evening Capital, Mar. 8, 1980 p. 16.)
Stuart S. Janney the first was a lifelong friend and
law partner of four-term Maryland Governor Albert Cabell Ritchie.
(Former Governor A.C. Ritchie Is Dead. By Harvey Rivkin, I.N. Service.
Hammond, Ind., Times, Feb. 24, 1936 p. 1.) As head of the
Maryland State Board of Welfare, Stuart S. Janney appointed Walter N.
Thayer Jr. as director of Maryland prisons. (Washington Co. Tract
Selected As Prison Site. The Frederick, Md., Post, Jun. 24, 1930.) He
was the son of Johns Hopkins Janney and Caroline Symington, and a great
nephew of Johns Hopkins. ('Colonel' Janney, Associate Of Late Gov.
Ritchie, Dies. Cumberland Evening Times, Apr. 11, 1940.) Johns Hopkins
and his siblings were Royal descendants of William the Conqueror. Their
grandmother was a Thomas. (Americans of royal descent. By Charles Henry
Browning, 1891.)
Bloomberg was a vice chairman of a luncheon for Josh S. Weston, former chairman of the board of Sen. Frank Lautenberg's firm, ADP, at Sy Symms School of Business, Yeshiva University in 2000. Lautenberg was honorary chairman.
Weston luncheon / Yeshiva UniversityCardozo
represented the American Cancer Society against the tobacco companies,
and was held in contempt for refusing to produce subpoenaed documents.
Rescued from the Memory Hole of concealed history! Yet his relatives
are close friends of the Cullman family of Philip Morris, to whom they
are related!
Michael A. Cardozo, of Proskauer Rose Goetz & Mendelsohn,
represented Mt. Sinai School of Medicine and the American Cancer
Society against R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, which subpoenaed
documents from Prof. Irving J. Selikoff which was used in his cigarette
smoking and asbestos studies. In his motion to quash in 1986, Cardozo
claimed that Selikoff's computer tapes had been destroyed, and that the
subpoenae were a "threat to scientific research" and "an assault on the
integrity of academic research," and other ridiculous nonsense which
demonstrates his lack of understanding or concern for the ethic of
openness of the scientific process. Herbert Seidman of the American
Cancer Society also argued that the Cancer Society's tapes "do not
exist in the form in which they were used when the articles were
published." Leon E. Rosenberg, Dean of Yale University School of
Medicine; Arthur C. Upton
of NYU, and other
medical authority figures also signed affidavits. (In the Matter of the
Application of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company for An Order to Take the
Deposition Upon Oral Questions of Mount Sinai School of Medicine in A
Certain Action Entitled Carrie Page V. Lincoln Electric Company, Et
Al., No. 257046, Pending in the Superior Court, County of Contra Costa,
State of California in the Matter of the Application of R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company for An Order to Take the Deposition Upon Oral Questions
of the American Cancer Society in A Certain Action Entitled Carrie Page
V. Lincoln Electric Company, Et Al., No. 257046, Pending in the
Superior Court, County of Contra Costa, State of California Affidavit
in Support of Motion to Quash Subpoenae Index No. 10276/86.) Note that
if the tobacco industry had made such claims, they would have been
accused of a cover-up.
Cardozo claimed that compliance with a subpoena for the release of computer tapes "would place an unreasonable burden on the medical and science institutions involved and would unduly disrupt the ongoing research at both Mount Sinai and the American Cancer Society." He pretended that Prof. Irving Selikoff would have had to be personally involved in a "time consuming basis to redact the material," and that this would supposedly be "deterring the researchers." "THE COURT: Why? I don't understand why. This is a computer tape. What it takes is a computer person, not Dr. Selkoff, an M.D." Cardozo also pretended that it was unfair that Selikoff's work might be criticized. "THE COURT: Counselor, once he published it, he's inviting criticism. If he does not invite criticism, then he believes he's God." [New York Supreme Court Judge Ethyl] Danzig ruled against Mt. Sinai and the Cancer Society, and ordered that they produce the data. (In the Matter of the Application of the American Tobacco Company, Misc. No. M8-85, Feb. 23, 1988.)
In the Matter of ... the American Tobacco Company, Feb. 23, 1988 / tobacco documentAppeal from two orders of the District Court for the Southern
District of New York (Kevin T. Duffy, Judge) enforcing third-party
subpoenas against appellants and denying their motion for a protective
order in connection with two diversity suits pending in federal courts
in Louisiana and Pennsylvania. Appeal dismissed. Michael A. Cardozo and
Charles S. Sims, Proskauer Rose Goetz & Mendelsohn, for
appellants.
Before Circuit Judges Newman and Altimari, and District Judge Thomas P.
Griesa (sitting by designation). (In
the Matter of the Application of the American Tobacco Company, et al.
Mt. Sinai School of Medicine and American Cancer Society, Appellants,
v. The American Tobacco Company, Philip Morris, Inc., and R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company, Appellees. Docket No. 88-7879, Argued Dec. 22,
1988, Decided Jan. 23, 1989.)
Appeal from a final order of the United States District Court
for
the Southern District of New York, Kevin Thomas Duffy, Judge, holding
appellants in civil contempt for refusing to comply with subpoenas.
Argued June 6, 1989, United States Court of Appeals for the Second
Circuit, Docket No. 89-7317. Upheld by a panel of Circuit Judges
Lumbard, Feinberg, and Kearse. (In the Matter of the Application of the
American Tobacco Company, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, and Philip
Morris, Inc.; Mount Sinai School of Medicine and the American Cancer
Society, Appellants, V. The American Tobacco Company, R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company, and Philip Morris, Inc., Appellees. Decided July 21,
1989.)
(Petition for Rehearing with a Suggestion for Rehearing En Banc. In
the Matter of the Application of the American Tobacco Company, R.J.
Reynolds Tobacco Company, and Philip Morris, Inc. Appellees, Mount
Sinai School of Medicine and the American Cancer Society, Appellents.
United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, Docket No.
89-7317, Aug. 4, 1989.)
"The appeals court, ruling July 21, upheld a lower court decision
that found the appellants in civil contempt for refusing to comply with
witness subpoenas in depositions in connection with several pending
cases. LeJeune v. Armstrong World Industries, 86-0421 (W.D.La.)."
(Cancer Data OK'd For Tobacco Firms. The National Law Journal, Aug. 14,
1989.)
Donald I. Strauber, of Chadbourne & Park, to Michael
A. Cardozo,
of Proskauer Rose Goetz & Mendelsohn, demanding the subpoenaed
documents, Nov. 9, 1989. With a detailed list.
The triumph of corruption: "There will be a certain poetic justice when Michael A. Cardozo becomes president of the New York City Bar Association on Tuesday. 'The Association was formed in 1870 to root out corruption in the judiciary,' Mr. Cardozo, 54, said yesterday. 'An investigation was started of three judges, and Albert Cardozo, who was a State Supreme Court judge, was one of them. He resigned.' Albert Cardozo was the brother of Michael Cardozo's great-grandfather." One of Albert Cardozo's sons was Benjamin N. Cardozo, the Supreme Court Justice of the 1930s. "'Benjamin never married, nor did any of his siblings, so among the other cousins, I am the closest living relative,' Michael Cardozo said." (Chronicle. By Nadine Brozan. New York Times, May 24, 1996.) "The chief agencies by which an attempt was made to "bleed" the honest members of the Company were WILLIAM M. TWEED, the Ring Attorney General, Judge CARDOZO, W.O. BARTLETT, E.R. MEADE, and GRATZ NATHAN." (Tobacco. New York Times, Sept. 10, 1872.) This Company was the Tobacco Manufacturers Association, of which anti-smoker Horace Greeley was a director. The Ring conspirators attempted to blackmail the Company into paying Greeley for stock for which he had paid nothing, with Boss Tweed filing papers to put it into the hands of a receiver.
Michael A. Cardozo graduated from Columbia Law School in 1966, was
hired by
Proskauer, Rose as an associate in 1967, and was made a partner in
1974. He joined the Bloomberg administration in 2001. (Cardozo in the
Wings. By Katherine Towler. Columbia Law School, Spring 2002.)
Michael A. Cardozo's great-great-grandfather, Abraham Hart Cardozo (d. 1897), was the brother of Tweed Ring Judge Albert Jacob Cardozo. He was born in Richmond, Virginia, in 1826. Abraham H. Cardozo's son, William Benjamin Cardozo was a senior vice president of Farmer's Loan and Trust and its successor, City Bank Farmers Trust. He was a business partner of Bernard M. Baruch. He was a brother of Michael Hart Cardozo, Michael A. Cardozo's great-grandfather (Michael H. Cardozo Dead. New York Times, July 20, 1906; Cardozo, Stern Genealogy, p. 29.) Michael H. Cardozo's son, Ernest A. Cardozo, married Emily R. Wolff, a daughter of Mrs. Julius R. Wolff. Mrs. Joseph F. Cullman was the matron of honor, and Joseph F. Cullman Jr. was an usher. (Miss Emily Wolff A Bride. New York Times, Apr. 1, 1908.) Mrs. Joseph F. Cullman Jr. was another daughter of Mrs. Frances Nathan Wolff. (Mrs. Julius R. Wolff. New York Times, Jun. 6, 1949.)
Cardozo, Stern Genealogy p. 29 / American Jewish Archives (pdf, 1 p)Michael H. Cardozo 4th (1910-1996), the son of Michael A.
Cardozo's
grandfather's brother, was a guest at the 21st birthday party of Mrs.
Joseph F. Cullman 3d and Arthur Cullman in
1935, at which Edward
Lasker
was also a guest. (Mrs. J.F. Cullman
3d Has Birthday Party. New York Times, Dec. 31, 1935); and an usher at
the wedding of Edgar M. Cullman, a brother of Joseph F. Cullman 3d et
al. (Miss Bloomingdale Has Home Wedding. New York Times, Aug. 29,
1938.) Michael H. Cardozo 4th graduated from
Dartmouth in 1932 and Yale Law School in 1935. "He worked for the
Securities and Exchange Commission in the late 1930's and for the tax
division of the Justice Department from 1940 to 1942. From 1942 to
1945, he was in the Office of Lend Lease Administration. After World
War II, he was a lawyer in the State Department, helping to draft
military-assistance legislation related to the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization and legislation for the Marshall Plan. Mr. Cardozo was in
private practice in Washington from 1973 onward. From time to time, he
was a consultant to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the
Department of Health, Education and Welfare and other agencies. He was
a founder and president of an alumni association for Fulbright
scholars," and the first executive director of the Association of
American Law Schools from 1963 to 1973. (Michael H. Cardozo 4th, 86,
Professor and Lawyer Active in Government Service. New York Times, Oct.
22, 1996.)
T.C.G. Cardozo was a President of Carrington &
Michaux, Inc.,
leaf dealer, exporter, stripper, packer, commission merchant, and
storage warehouse in Richmond, Virginia. "MOZAMBIQUE - Ten samples of
flue-cured and 11 samples of Burley received from Carrimgton and
Michaux. Reference letter from Mr. T. C. G. Cardozo, dated August 26,
1971. Analyses in progress. Following samples retalned as of interest
to New Products: Flue-Cured Grades S2H, EEL, D2, VM; Burley Grades KIB,
L5, and KS2. Note that prices quoted do not include duty and proposed
10% surcharge on imports." (J.E. York Jr. of the American Tobacco
Company, Aug. 1, 1971.)
"Dear Mr. Harper: We appreciate your submission of samples of Burley
(Scraps) from Mr. Cardozo along with the information on quantities and
prices. We have conducted a laboratory evaluation of these samples and
have discussed them with our leaf experts. Due to the relatively low
nicotine content and the scrappy nature of the samples, we must report
that we have no current interest for their use in our cigarette strip
blends. We have had some interest in foreign grown Burleys for smoking
tobaccos, but our stocks are adequate at the present time. We continue
to be interested in taking a look at your offerings and welcome any
additional samples which you might have from time to time. However, in
specific response to your June 2, 1972, letter, we can make no offer on
the four grades submitted. With best personal regards." (John H. Hager,
Research and Development Director, American Tobacco Co. to Mr. E. L.
Harper, Vice President Carrington & Michaux, Inc. Leaf Tobacco,
June 14, 1972.)
Carrington & Michaux, Inc., 12th & Garden Ave,
P.O. Box
24597, Richmond, Virginia. T.C.G. Cardozo was a vice president. (1987
Dixie Directory), and president in 1993 (World Tobacco Directory).
Michael H. Cardozo IV contributed the genealogy of Thomas Clow
G.
Cardozo to the Stern genealogy, p. 309.
Michael H. Cardozo 5th was White House counsel in the Carter
administration, and executive director of Clinton's "Presidential Legal
Expense Trust," founded in 1994 to collect funds to defray the costs of
President Clinton's private litigation. He was an attorney for G.
William Miller & Company, an investment banking
firm in Washington, D.C. founded by Carter's former Treasury Secretary.
Other trustees of the Clinton fund were Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh,
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach, John Brademas, Barbara Jordan, Ronald Olson,
Elliot Richardson, Michael
Sovern, and John C. Whitehead. (Investigation of Improper Activities in
Connection With 1996 Federal Election Campaigns. Final Report of the
Committee on Governmental Affairs. Senate Report 105-167 - 105th
Congress 2d Session, March 10, 1998; G. William Miller, former Fed
chief. Boston Globe, March 19, 2006.) "Charlie Trie presented Michael
H. Cardozo, executive director of the Presidential Legal Expense Trust
(a defense fund that President and Mrs. Clinton set up to help pay
their legal bills) with two manila envelopes containing checks and
money orders for more than $450,000. The fund returned about $70,000 of
this immediately, but deposited $378,300." (Clinton's Rogues Gallery.
FreedomUSA.)
In 1977, the US Customs Service changed its rules to allow quality
leaf tobacco cut in strips to be imported as "scrap" tobacco, which had
a tariff rate of only 16 cents a pound. The Customs Service is in the
Treasury Department, which was under G. William Miller. President
Carter claimed in a campaign speech that he would have the Agriculture
Department study the problem. (Farm Bureau Leader Wants Leaf Tax
Reversed. By Parker Maddrey. Winston-Salem Journal, October 11, 1980.)
Non-smokers in Carter's cabinet besides himself included
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams, Agriculture Secretary Bob
Bergland (used snuff), Harold Brown
(who later became a director of Philip Morris), National Security
Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski, Secretary of Health Education and Welfare
(anti-smoker) Joseph A. Califano, Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development Patricia Roberts Harris, Commerce Secretary Juanita M.
Kreps, Labor Secretary Ray Marshall ("who makes a special point of
insisting on the non-smoking compartment when he travels on planes"),
James McIntire of the Office of Management and Budget, Secretary of
State Cyrus Vance (a quitter), and Cabinet Secretary Jack Watson.
"There is one member of the Carter administration who is even more
passionately anti-tobacco than Califano. Federal Reserve Board Chairman
G. William Miller says cigarette smoke makes him physically ill. He has
barred smoking at Federal Reserve Board meetings." (Cabinet Smoke in
Califano's Eyes. By Dorothy Marks, Women's News Service. Indianapolis
Star, Feb. 11, 1979.)
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