I did some research on the tissue brokering industry. Here's what I found out:

• Planned Parenthood operates its own fetal tissue harvesting network. How it works is they have tissue technicians placed in every abortion clinic that’s affiliated with them, and these techs are sent email orders from PP and fill whatever ones they can based on what they can collect from their daily scheduled abortions, and then they ship the tissues directly to the buyer through UPS. The buyers pay a 'service fee' in order to avoid legal issues for selling human body parts. [7]

• The illegal organ trafficking trade involves a host of offenders. There is a recruiter who seeks out the ‘donor,’ there is a transporter of the organs, there are staff of the hospital or clinic that receives the organs, and of course the medical practitioners who perform the transplants. There are also middlemen, contractors, buyers and the banks that store the organs/tissues. [13]

• Kidneys, which are by far the greatest in demand (for organs), are often bought from living donors for as little as a few hundred dollars, and can be sold for as much as $200,000. [13]

• The average buyer spends $150,000 (though prices in excess of $200,000 are common) while the average donor gets $5,000. The big profits go the middle men and “organ brokers”. [14]

• A living donor can give a whole kidney, a portion of their liver, lung, intestine or pancreas. Otherwise, the donor must be declared brain dead while circulation and oxygenation remain intact. [14]

• There are "broker-friendly" hospitals, complete with surgeons who either don't know or don't care where the organs come from. [14]

• Typically a broker will team up with a funeral home director, forging consent forms and a death certificate to harvest human tissue before the body is cremated or buried. [14]

• The training required to be qualified to remove organs and tissues from fresh corpses is minimal. [15]

• Bones, skin, tendons, and heart valves can be cut out and used to create medical devices that can be sold for profit around the world. [16]

• Donated tissue routinely goes to for-profit companies, feeding a billion-dollar industry that uses those tissues for everything from repairing a knee to plumping up a penis. [16]

• Overseas and in the US, some companies that profit from human tissue spend considerable resources cultivating sources of fresh bodies. Often, employees of tissue banks are pushed to compete hard with other tissue banks for access to bodies — courting hospitals, funeral homes and morgues. [16]

• The demand for tissue grows more intense every year. One tissue buyer summed up the all-out competition for corpses this way: “Whoever has the most bone wins.” [16]

• In the US alone, which is the biggest market and the biggest supplier, an estimated two million products derived from human tissue are sold each year, a figure that has doubled over the past decade. [17]

• Inadequate safeguards are in place for ensuring that all tissue used by the industry is obtained legally and ethically. In contrast to tightly monitored systems for tracking intact organs such as hearts and lungs, authorities in the US and many other countries have no way to accurately trace where recycled skin and other tissues come from and where they go. [17]

• One of the weaknesses of the tissue-monitoring system is the secrecy and complexity that comes with the cross-border exchange of body parts. The international nature of the industry makes it easy to move products from place to place without much scrutiny. [17]

• It's illegal in the US, as in most other countries, to buy or sell human tissue. However, it's permissible to pay service fees that ostensibly cover the costs of finding, storing and processing human tissues. [17]

• Ground-level body wranglers in the US can get as much as $US10,000 for each corpse they secure through their contacts at hospitals, mortuaries and morgues. Funeral homes can act as middlemen to identify potential donors. Public hospitals can get paid for the use of tissue-recovery rooms. [17]

• Phillip Guyett, who ran a tissue recovery business in several US states before he was convicted of falsifying death records, said executives with companies that bought tissues from him treated him to $US400 meals and swanky hotel stays. They promised: “We can make you a rich man.” It got to the point, he said, that he began looking at the dead “with dollar signs attached to their parts". [17]

• The for-profit companies set up non-profit offshoots to collect the tissue — in much the same way the Red Cross collects blood that's later turned into products by commercial entities. Nobody charges for the tissue itself, which under normal circumstances is freely donated by the dead (via donor registries) or by their families. Rather, tissue banks and other organizations involved in the process receive ill-defined “reasonable payments” to compensate them for obtaining and handling the tissue. [17]

• No centralized regional or global system is in place to assure that products can be followed from donor to patient. [17]

• About 35 per cent of active registered US tissue banks have no inspection record in the FDA database. The typical tissue bank operates for nearly two years before its first FDA inspection. [17]

I'm not actually opposed to a flair. We have plenty of evidence of his manipulations

Cosmetic companies are tied to human trafficking. They require constant sources of human tissue to manufacture their products. Tissue brokers make huge $$$ selling tissue from fresh corpses. Very slack regulations.

I assume that with all the shake-up going on in Hollyweird with human trafficking networks, the cosmetics companies are losing some of their sources, and might even get fingered.

Thanks for the interesting, and possibly very relevant post!

Ben Affleck's wife just divorced him. They have been seperated a long time.

I was thinking the video would be wiped but it’s still there. I hope the guy is OK.

Boots Cosmetics [Boots] originated in the UK, merging with Alliance UniChem (pharma, surgical, & medical wholesaler) in the mid 2000's. What I did not realize, is that as of 2014, Walgreen's bought 45% of the company.... Now known as Walgreens Boots Alliance. I've not dug beyond this, but I'm sure there are threads of the web spinning to Lauder &/or other major players. These "mergers" are no more than the corrupt elite shuffling their evil slime trails from point A to B. I'm in my early 40's & thankfully never bought into the need to wear lots of makeup. However, I've noticed the trend for about a decade of young women heavily painting, contouring, & falsifying their faces with loads of ridiculously expensive makeup. The logical connections are all there.. ugh, I feel sick. 🤢

I think Estee Lauder is looking very dirty in this. Lauder owns many of the skincare and makeup brands: Tom Ford, La Mer (one small container costs more than $1000), Bobbi Brown, Clinique, Flirt!, M.A.C., Prescriptives, Smashbox, Tom Ford and Tory Burch. Many designers also offer scents and body products exclusively through Estee Lauder. These include Coach, Donna Karan, Ermenegildo Zegna, Kiton, Marni, Michael Kors and Tommy Hilfiger.

Estee Lauder quite obviously buys out ANY competition. That is their way of destroying the competition.

Deciem is a Toronto-based company founded in 2013 by a serial beauty entrepreneur named Brandon Truaxe.

https://www.racked.com/2016/9/22/12993276/deciem-skincare-reddit

Ohhhh it is a Canadian company

An Extremely Detailed Timeline of All the Deciem Drama

This has been going on for abit. It seems to have hit the boiling point.

The link is Cosmopolitan magazine.......very big magazine in UK and US.It reaches a lot of people.

Affleck

Isn't Affleck member of the Council of Foreign Relations? This always struck me as being odd. Would have to look it up though to be sure.

@letsdothis2

https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/beauty-hair/a23662923/deciem-the-ordinary-store-closing-leaked-email/

Leaked company email reveals that all Deciem stores are closing with immediate effect

Perfect morning for a steaming hot cup of tea. Can’t wait to see where this goes. Glad I’m not an investigator or else my whole day would be spent on these names. I’ll wait for you kind folks to air them out for us! Thanks in advance

Children were probably a key ingredient in the cosmetic line.

He certainly is a world traveler. He is a computer scientist that decided to go into skincare. This is bizarre. Doesn't make sense.

Deciem has done something that no other skincare company has ever done. It's come out from behind the smokescreen to sell only active ingredients at a fraction of the price. Every other skincare company will make claims if only the active ingredient is 20th on their list of ingredients, The Ordinary of Deciem sells you the active. The average cost of a deciem product is about $15. I can't help but think that all the other skincare companies are really pissed off at this bold move by Deciem. Could it be that they see him as such a threat that they are prepared to go after him to shut his business down?

I'm glad you brought this up.

Estée Lauder Companies Inc. has been the biggest stock promotion.

Voat related posts:

Art in Embassies Program Gave Podestas, Jeff Koons, Rockefellers, Clintons, Marina Abramovic, Rothschilds even Alefantis access to a private shipping channel that could bypass airport security

Here is a detailed listing of the FAPE board members, which includes such figures as The Rockefellers, the Annenbergs (funded Obama), Tony Podesta, the Estee Lauder family, John Kerry and Meryl Streep.

Too bad the following post was deleted. It was a good one. Asia Foundation

"Since June 2002, Lady de Rothschild has been the Chief Executive of E.L. Rothschild LLC, a private investment company with investments in media, asset management, information technology, agriculture and real estate worldwide. Holdings include The Economist Group (UK), Bronfman/E.L.Rothschild, real estate and financial instruments. Lady de Rothschild has been a director of The Estee Lauder Companies since December 2000 and The Economist Newspaper Limited (member of the Audit Committee) since October 2002.

Asia Foundation and Estée Lauder Companies Launch Women’s Technology Literacy Initiative in Indonesia

https://asiafoundation.org/people/elizabeth-economy/

Elizabeth Economy joined The Asia Foundation’s Board of Trustees in 2014. Economy is the C.V. Starr senior fellow and director for Asia Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.

That from the Starr Foundation https://www.cfr.org/cv-starr-chair-asia-studies

The Starr Foundation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Starr_Foundation

The Starr Foundation was established in 1955 by Cornelius Vander Starr, an insurance entrepreneur who founded C.V. Starr & Co. and other companies later combined by his successor, Maurice R. Greenberg into what became the American International Group. Mr. Starr, a pioneer of globalization, set up his first insurance venture in Shanghai in 1919.

Cornelius Vander Starr https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelius_Vander_Starr

Cornelius Vander Starr also known as Neil Starr or C. V. Starr (October 15, 1892 – December 20, 1968) was an American businessman and operative of the Office of Strategic Services, the predecessor of the CIA

IRC Board of Directors and Overseers https://www.rescue.org/board-and-overseers

>Board of Directors include: Florence A. Davis, President, Starr Foundation

So, let's look at the relationships of The Estée Lauder Companies Inc

includes: Council on Foreign Relations ; MIT Media Lab

Check out the connections of Estee Lauder to the Art World and in particular, the Whitney Museum https://littlesis.org/maps/2792-art-world

I reckon there is much digging to be done.

cosmo - https://archive.is/ViqYq

Skin care products could also mean Human Cells being used