Illuminati Supporters Koch Brothers Threaten Layoffs if Employees Vote Obama: Occupy Watch

Mitt Romney and Koch Brothers Oil Tycoons

Koch Industries – the company run by billionaire Koch brothers David and Charles- sent a voter information packet to 45,000 employees of its Georgia Pacific subsidiary earlier this month threatening to layoff or fire employees if President Obama was reelected and other Democrat representatives beat Republicans.

The Koch brothers were supporters of George W. Bush and attended past Illuminati New World Order affiliated groups – the Bilderberg Group meeting and Bohemian Grove – according to leaked rosters.

In October, Al Sharpton exposed on his “Politics Nation” show that they funded fomer Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain. He worked for their false-front political group Americans for Prosperity PAC that helped fund the Tea Party Movement and support the interests of their companies and Big Oil tax subsidies. They have now switched their funding to support Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan.

One of their companies Georgia Pacific has a disgraceful environmental record and cuts down old growth forests to turn into paper products instead of hartvesting new growth farm trees or using recycled pulp

The letter first published by InTheseTimes.com is a form of voter intimidation – an illegal tactic used since the beginning of voting in the United States.

In it was a letter, dated Oct. 1, from Koch Industries president Dave Robertson warns that “many of our more than 50,000 U.S. employees and contractors may suffer the consequences” of voting for President Obama and other Democrats in the 2012 elections.

He also provided a list of conservative candidates the company’s political action committee endorses and a pair of editorials: one by David Koch supporting Mitt Romney, and the other by Charles Koch condemning Obama.

“While we are typically told before each Presidential election that it is important and historic, I believe the upcoming election will determine what kind of America future generations will inherit,” Robertson’s letter begins.

“If we elect candidates who want to spend hundreds of billions in borrowed money on costly new subsidies for a few favored cronies, put unprecedented regulatory burdens on businesses, prevent or delay important new construction projects, and excessively hinder free trade, then many of our more than 50,000 U.S. employees and contractors may suffer the consequences, including higher gasoline prices, runaway inflation, and other ills. This is true regardless of what your political affiliation might be.”

This letter that is a veiled threat to their employees’ jobs is not the first time Koch Industries has sent employees political packets.

Before the 2010 midterm elections, Koch sent staffers an urgent mailer that the Nation said was “full of alarmist right-wing propaganda.”

Other CEOs are sending threatening voter intimidation letters to their employees too – threatening to fire them if Obama is elected over Romeny.

David Siegel, the founder and CEO of Florida-based Westgate Resorts, sent a similar letter that was printed by Gawker. He and his wife are the subjects of the documentary The Queen of Versailles – a movie about them building the biggest home in America.

According to MSNBC, chief executive of ASG Software Solutions Arthur Allen also wrote a similar email to his staffers on Sept. 30 threatening job layoffs.