Changes

In 2011, Immelt's NBC division has a minority stake of 49% in MSNBC, with Comcast taking majority ownership. The MSNBC channel is known for fake news and slander, the [[Air America]] of television. Also, a channel that is a cheerleader for Obama and routinely hides the administration's bad news from the public. MSNBC under Immelt's leadership is pure [[Democrat Media Complex]],  partisan driven—propaganda channel.   

In 2011, Immelt's NBC division has a minority stake of 49% in MSNBC, with Comcast taking majority ownership. The MSNBC channel is known for fake news and slander, the [[Air America]] of television. Also, a channel that is a cheerleader for Obama and routinely hides the administration's bad news from the public. MSNBC under Immelt's leadership is pure [[Democrat Media Complex]],  partisan driven—propaganda channel.   

Immelt's General Electric has announced that it will use [[embryonic stem cells]] provided by Geron Corporation for the purpose of testing toxic effects of drug treatments.<ref>[http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2009/jul/09070116.html General Electric to Use Embryonic Stem Cells for Testing, Phase Out Lab Rats] Lifesitenews.com, July 1, 2009</ref>

Immelt's General Electric has announced that it will use [[embryonic stem cells]] provided by Geron Corporation for the purpose of testing toxic effects of drug treatments.<ref>[https://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2009/jul/09070116.html General Electric to Use Embryonic Stem Cells for Testing, Phase Out Lab Rats] Lifesitenews.com, July 1, 2009</ref>

A book by [[Henry Paulson]] says Immelt begged for government bailouts at least four times. Fox Business analyst Cody Willard says that at the same time Immelt was asking for bailouts, he was telling investors that "We [GE] have had no problems with our own commercial paper [loans]." <ref>[http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/4015256/cody-prosecute-jeff-immelt Cody: Prosecute Jeff Immelt, Fox Business, February 13, 2010]</ref> Deceitful financial statements are in direct violation of SEC rules.

A book by [[Henry Paulson]] says Immelt begged for government bailouts at least four times. Fox Business analyst Cody Willard says that at the same time Immelt was asking for bailouts, he was telling investors that "We [GE] have had no problems with our own commercial paper [loans]." <ref>[http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/4015256/cody-prosecute-jeff-immelt Cody: Prosecute Jeff Immelt, Fox Business, February 13, 2010]</ref> Deceitful financial statements are in direct violation of SEC rules.