[lit-ideas] Re: Donuts and Coke at White House dinners...
- From: Eric Yost <eyost1132@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 19:32:36 -0500
Marlena muses: thinking of . . . Dr. Pepper [who did THEY support?]
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You mean Dr. Peppyr, Marlena.
Who is Doctor Peppyr?
Born Akyosius Fremkin Szandor Peppyr in the Balkan Republika of Srpska,
this mysterious billionaire recluse has been a major force behind the
scenes of the world's stage set and props. Who is he? What does he want?
Whom does he support in US elections? When will he help move that rusty
Chevy chassis from my neighbor's lawn? All are mysteries.
The source of his vast wealth is as mysterious as the source of his
doctorate. He is said to hold patents in food processing technology,
music sampling, the design of keys on computer keyboards, and--most
recently--water treatment systems using MSF and MED-TVC and MVC
processes to purify water from metal treatment, starch/protein, and
desalination.
Those who attempt to unmask him often end up among the missing. Writing
in The Guardian in October 1989, Bertrand Ruffolo identified "Akmet
Chalabi" as one of Dr. Peppyr's pseudonyms. Ruffolo died that same year
of "natural causes" at the age of 92. Coincidence?
Linked by fringe media to CIA mind control experiments, Petz.com, Emmy
nominations, and the text of Al Gore's speeches, Dr. Peppyr has remained
elusive, even as he has spawned bogus corporations bearing homonyms of
his name.
Take the intentionally misleading American soft drink, Dr. Pepper, which
spreads disinformation at this site:
http://drops-of-jupiter.net/pepper/index.php?x=pepper.php
"Dr Pepper was first sold in 1885 at a drug store in Waco, Texas. Wade
Morrison, the drug store owner, named it Dr Pepper after Dr Charles
Pepper, a Virginia doctor who had given Morrison his first job. Then it
was introduced to millions of visitors at the 1904 St. Louis World's
Fair. Became an instant success. In 1986, Dr Pepper merged with the
Seven Up Company. From then on, it has became one of the world's
favorite soft drink."
Or the equally fraudulent multimedia display at:
http://www.michaeldavisarts.com/animation.html
"Dr. Peppar is a college professor-turned African Congo tour guide in
the late 1920's."
Independent investigators, acting dependently, have linked both these
sites to a Herzogovinian front corporation said to be controlled
by...none other than Akyosius Fremkin Szandor Peppyr.
So who is he? Did he support Bush? I don't know. You don't. Not even
Andreas knows. And at this point, who really cares?
Shhhh!
Eric
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