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The Indisputable Corruption of Frederick Seitz,
Disgraced, Malignant,
And the Conspiracies he has been involved in.




Background:
Frederick Seitz applied to RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company for work in 1978. His proposal was to oversee the medical research grants given out to worthwhile research projects. However, unknown to the public, tobacco companies had discovered for certainty that their products had health damage as early as the 1950s. They had concealed the health damages from the customers, and fended off all health claim lawsuits for 20 years by the time Seitz began working hand-in-glove with them. One might be inclined to give Seitz the benefit of the doubt, but the evidence does not allow this. Cigarette smoking kills people and cause a long list of other health problems. The tobacco companies knew that through their own suppressed research -- to engage Seitz to discover what they already knew was a waste of money, and they might as well confess to the newspapers if they believed they were hiring an honest man. Since they believed that Seitz was going to help them continue a coverup that had succeeded for 20 years already, we are compelled to believe that private discussions covered the true nature of Seitz's employment.

For a certainty, either Seitz was incredibly incompetent as a medical researcher, or else he was corrupt, because the diligent research of the secret tobacco laboratory investigations found health damage from smoking, and eventually laboratories outside the tobacco industry also did so without any funding money from the tobacco companies. The ONLY research which was unable to find any significant health damage by cigarettes was outside public laboratories who took tobacco payoff money, and Seitz directed the payoff money to these labs.

Frederick Seitz directed the spending of over $45,000,000.00 of RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company medical research money.

With that much money to pay qualified scientists and doctors, there can only be one explanation why no health problems were ever discovered by Seitz's research teams -- he sought people who would not look hard for health damage, and he paid them very well to not look hard (normally $3 million per lab over six years). He kept in contact to see that research money was spent where it would do the least good. He chose projects that looked in places where there was nothing to find.

Eventually a Canadian laboratory not funded with tobacco money came up with results that could not be discredited and could not be bluffed out of publishing the results. From that moment the tobacco industry changed plans to attack regulations as the result of uncertain "junk science".

Seitz's medical cover-up operation was no longer useful, and it was scrapped. but Seitz soon reinvented himself as a crusader against the FDA and government "junk science" regulations.






The Cold Hard Facts: Frederick Seitz was once credible and famous. He was once President of the National Academy of Sciences, an organization which has repudiated Seitz's counterfeit NAS anti-Kyoto petition fraud. The reason that RJ Reynolds tobacco company bought Seitz was that his reputation was worth the money they agreed to spend. A "nobody" would not help them conceal the murders which they were premeditatedly engaged in conducting, falsifying the true state of medical knowledge of the DEADLY dangers of their hazardous products.

The evidence which convicts Seitz in the tobacco corporate serial murders numbers a collection of 40 million pages, or 4 million whole documents, online by court order after conspiracy trials conducted by 46 of the 50 US states Attorney Generals. Nobody can ever be sued for libel by using these public documents which have passed due process of law in court trials once already.

From 1975 through 1989, Seitz was visibly associated with tobacco payments, but after 1989 his connection goes under cover. From the records unearthed we know the many criminal conspiracy methods the tobacco companies used to hide payments to covert agents, including using lawyers as intermediaries to make all the contacts and deliver the payoffs because they could refuse to testify in court under "attorney-client" priviledge. A multi-layered game of pretenses was used by everybody to pretend that there was no financial ties between various culprits.




Bruce N. Ames Seitz and Singer are tied together, and to tobacco by secret files wrenched from the tobacco conspirators file cabinets, but not every key document or cancelled check has been recovered and published so far. By 1990 Seitz disappears from tobacco company public connections, but SEPP is born. Neither SEPP nor Seitz has ever gone on public record as to the date of Seitz first involvement with SEPP, but Seitz has been board member and vice-president going back as far as public records still existing are available.