Category: #FoodWorldOrder
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US Farmers Flood Fields With Dangerous Poison to Fight Monsanto Superweeds
You’re a farmer. Season after season, you watch your fields being taken over by Monsanto superweeds, which are resistant to the herbicide Roundup. What are you going to do? You’re locked in.
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The Polarizing Practice of Eating Horses
Everyone who seriously studies French or Italian food on scholarly research trips eats horsemeat.
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Farm Theme Boosts Enrollment in Rural Kansas School
from cryptogon.com: The first clue is a sign “Fresh Eggs for Sale” in front of the school. There is a sheep pen on the baseball field and the sounds of farm animals greet pupils every morning. This is not your ordinary elementary school. It is the Walton Rural Life Center, a kindergarten-through-fourth grade charter school…
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Midway: Message from the Gyre
from cryptogon.com: Midway: Message from the Gyre http://www.midwayfilm.com/ http://www.midwayjourney.com/ Related: Vice Garbage Island: An Ocean Full of Plastic
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‘Salt, Sugar, Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us’
New York Times journalist Michael Moss spent three-and-a-half years working out how big food companies get away with churning out products that undermine the health of those who eat them.
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This Is Your Brain On Neuroscience
Does announced ten year Brain Activity Mapping Project (BAM) represent another control matrix in the making?
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Blue Cross, Blue Shield Antitrust Lawsuits Pile Up
A litigation onslaught facing the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association and its 38 member health plans over alleged antitrust violations has snowballed.
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UN Offers Banquet Of Blemished Food To Highlight Waste
from reuters.com: The United Nations treated government ministers and officials to a meal of blemished African fruit and vegetables on Tuesday to highlight how perfectly edible food is being rejected by European supermarkets. The five-course meal for 500 delegates at a week-long United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) event in the Kenyan capital included grilled sweet…
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Justices Skeptical Of Farmer Who Planted Patented Monsanto Seeds
from latimes.com: In a closely watched patent case, Supreme Court justices appeared ready to dash the hopes of an Indiana farmer who claimed the unfettered right to plant the next generation of Monsanto Co.’s genetically modified soybeans. The justices strongly suggested in oral arguments Tuesday that they would agree with Monsanto that its patent protection…
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FBI Probes Suspected Insider Trading In H.J. Heinz Buyout
The FBI has launched a probe into suspected insider trading activity that took place one day before H.J. Heinz announced that it would be acquired for $28 billion by a private investment consortium.
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Getting Dad Off The Death Diet
from therealfoodchannel.com: A heart warming story about a daughter who saved her father’s life with food. Fortunately for the dad involved, his daughter, Dina Knight, understood the simple difference between healthy and unhealthy food.
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HPV, Tetanus Vaccines Cause Deadly New Autoimmune Disease
Injections containing OMVs and recombinant (genetically-modified) DNA are being shown to cause blindness, cardiovascular disease, headaches and migraines, miscarriages, skin disorders, ulcers, necrosis, and neurological disorders.
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San Onofre = Fukushima USA?
Will Americans experience, first hand, a severe mechanical failure at one of its nuclear power plants?
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The Benefits of Minimally-Invasive Dentistry
from mercola.com: It’s very difficult to achieve high-level physical health if your dental health isn’t effectively addressed. I’ve been involved with alternatives to regular dentistry for quite some time. I think many people fail to appreciate how important dentistry is to our total health. Most tend to separate these two components, but both need to…
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Phony patients selling pricey drugs—Part 1
from intrepidreport.com: It’s happened to anyone who’s attended an open-mic session at an FDA advisory committee hearing. A queue of “patients” materializes out of nowhere to testify, often in tears, about the crucial need for approval of a drug the public has often not even heard of. Sometimes the drug has not been approved by…