Tag: frankenfood
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new world next week – jan7
The New World Next Week rings in the New Year with a grand slam tour of the Media Monarchy kingdom. From falling walls and corporate craziness to protected patsies and terror hysteria, James and James once again break down the weekly news. Story#1: China Enjoys Burst of Net Freedom as Firewall FallsBrief Web Access in…
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envirohealth: ecoterror, eugenics, re-education & recalls
kentucky warns of salmonella risk in fema-provided mealsfrom mcclatchy: Kentucky Emergency Management officials are getting Kentuckians another source of prepared meals after the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced that some meal kits might contain contaminated peanut butter. The FEMA meal kits were distributed to storm victims in Kentucky during the past week. The kits might…
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envirohealth: sonar, vets & condom corn
navy to train with sonar off hawaiifrom ap: The U.S. Navy was granted a one-year permit to train with sonar and bombs in Hawaii waters so long as it tries to protect whales and other marine animals from harm. The Navy warned that whales and other marine life may be harmed, or even killed, though…
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‘patent for a pig’
from wide eye cinema: As a powerful corporate giant attempts to patent living genetic material, this film asks what the consequences are for mankind.
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(genetically-modified) food crisis: teens tamiflu teflon
US using food crisis to boost bio-engineered cropsfrom chicago tribune: The Bush administration has slipped a controversial ingredient into the $770 million aid package it recently proposed to ease the world food crisis, adding language that would promote the use of genetically modified crops in food-deprived countries. bird flu medicine toxic for teensfrom korea times:…
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pandemic, monsanto, bono & ssri school shooters
bethel, ct runs pandemic flu drillfrom news times: Sooner or later a virus spreading quickly around the world will make millions of people very sick in a short period of time. It might be the bird flu percolating in Asia right now. It might be something unknown. But given the adaptability of flu bugs, and…
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March Clearinghouse
russian general predicts april 6 attack on iran*middle school kids threatened with terrorist watch list*airport screening makeover promises soothing music, see-through x-rays*urine tester guilty of using drugs*paul campaign goes on*why ron paul scares the gop*obama: i don’t carry a cfr card or know any ‘special handshake’*hope, change, & pissing in the wind, ‘of obama, democrats,…
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brazilian protesters destroy monsanto crops
from afp: Around 300 women rural residents in Brazil burst into a property owned by the US company Monsanto and destroyed a plant nursery and crops containing genetically modified corn, their organization said. The women were protesting what they saw as environmental damage by the crops. They trashed the plants within 30 minutes and left…
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bio tech promises disease vaccines via food
from tech.co.uk: A seemingly bizarre experiment in genetically engineering plants has come up with a strain of rice that could make vaccination injections a thing of the past. Researchers working at the University of Tokyo’s Institute of Medical Science are working with experts in the fields of drugs, agrobiology and genetics to change the makeup…
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cloned animals are ‘safe to eat’
from bbc: Meat and milk from cloned animals is generally safe to eat, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has declared. Following six years of study, it ruled that food from cloned pigs, cattle and goats and their offspring is as safe as food from conventionally-bred animals. Lack of data meant the agency could…
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news on the march
estimate says iran nuke program stopped in 2003from iht: A new U.S. intelligence report concludes that Iran’s nuclear weapons development program has been halted since the fall of 2003 because of international pressure – a stark contrast to the conclusions U.S. spy agencies drew just two years ago. and now, for more on this story…
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sick people used like lab rats in GM trials
from independent: Genetically modified potatoes developed by Monsanto, the multinational biotech company, have been fed to sick patients in an experiment. Rats that ate similar potatoes in the research suffered reductions in the weight of their hearts and prostate glands. Dr Michael Antoniou, reader in molecular genetics at Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ School of…