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== contradiction over abstergo's public nature == | |||
In Brotherhood, one of the Clusters had a telephone conversation featuring a man who found out about Abstergo and was going to write a book about them. He says that they are a shadow corporation that isn't publicly traded and who's members even have ties to the government and Wall Street. Pretty much, their existence is a secret. But in the first game, isn't it explicitly mentioned a number of times that they are a well known pharmaceutical company that makes anti-depressants amongst other things. They are under investigation for the who New Fluoride incident (try investigating a company that "doesn't exist". I bet ya can't), and the person who witnessed the Denver massacre said that he saw the name and the logo. So they are either a shadow company who's name isn't even known to the public, or they are on the surface a pharmaceutical/technology corporation. Which is it?[[User:Son of God-Enel|Son of God-Enel]] 03:54, December 30, 2010 (UTC) | |||
Revision as of 05:54, 30 December 2010
About the history section
I just played one of the Subject 16, cluster 5. Throughout the puzzle, there are clues that abstergo influenced events in Iran, Chile, and Argentina in the 1950s to 1970s. They put pictures and such. It is appropriate to keep this info on this page? If so, your'll welcome to expand or fix the information. I have trouble with the citations since I'm a rookie. Tseantan 22:57, December 1, 2010 (UTC)
- Yes, it is. Btw, Tseantan, links ar made with double brackets ([[article name link]]), not keys ({{article WRONG!}}) ;D -- D. Cello 22:58, December 1, 2010 (UTC)
W.: concerning Iraq.
Could W. possibly mean George W. Bush?, I may just be speculating but that ties in with real life affairs, such as the invasion etc.
contradiction over abstergo's public nature
In Brotherhood, one of the Clusters had a telephone conversation featuring a man who found out about Abstergo and was going to write a book about them. He says that they are a shadow corporation that isn't publicly traded and who's members even have ties to the government and Wall Street. Pretty much, their existence is a secret. But in the first game, isn't it explicitly mentioned a number of times that they are a well known pharmaceutical company that makes anti-depressants amongst other things. They are under investigation for the who New Fluoride incident (try investigating a company that "doesn't exist". I bet ya can't), and the person who witnessed the Denver massacre said that he saw the name and the logo. So they are either a shadow company who's name isn't even known to the public, or they are on the surface a pharmaceutical/technology corporation. Which is it?Son of God-Enel 03:54, December 30, 2010 (UTC)