Haynes Dunn who flew for continental told his story on Hardcopy when he had a grand mal seizure. Another pilot told how he blacked out on aspartame. And the FAA says they can't do anything about this because the FDA says its safe. You might as well hand a pilot a handful of neurotoxin pills and a slug of methanol because there is no difference if he uses aspartame. You cannot play Russian Roulette with the lives of passengers and crew.
Nobody is paid - just a humanitarian effort to save lives and educate .
They say where there is smoke there is fire. Cases continue to pour in of the Classic Case of Aspartame Disease. These people are suffering from grand mal seizures, agonizing pains in their legs, vision loss, memory loss, chronic fatigue, panic attacks, fibromyalgia, depression, inability to make a decision, heart palpitations, tachycardia, joint pain, etc. The coverup is over. The world now knows, and the world wants justice.