Obama is signing away our good foods...
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The Unholy Allicance: Monsanto, Dupont and Obama "President Obama knows that agribusiness cannot be trusted with the policy and regulatory powers of government. On the campaign trail in 2007, he promised: We'll tell ConAgra that it's not the Department of Agribusiness. It's the Department of Agriculture. We're going to put the people's interests ahead of the special interests. But, starting with his choice for USDA Secretary, the pro-biotech former governor of Iowa, Tom Vilsack, President Obama has let Monsanto, Dupont and the other pesticide and genetic engineering companies know they'll have plenty of friends and supporters within his administration" http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ronnie-cummins/the-unholy-alliance-monsa_b_642385.html Um, Paul what was that again about Obama doing a good job? Can I laugh in your face for that one now? (I was an Obama supporter up until I read this article last night. I found it in of all places, on Julian's FB page).
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I think there are too many third parties making 'decisions for us' which is how the food corps go about business. They are behaving and making decisions as The First Person while dodging bullets from third-party government regulators when it should be The Customer in The First Person that has the last word about the character and the quality of the products that The Customer in The First Person buys. By all rights, companies exist and are supposed to earn their wealth by serving The Customer, not by deciding for us. But you know, the GMC is somebody's idea of 'a perfect crop' for the world, a food that no living thing in the field can thrive on, except neither can we.
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Audley's Piano:
I think there are too many third parties making 'decisions for us' which is how the food corps go about business. They are behaving and making decisions as The First Person while dodging bullets from third-party government regulators when it should be The Customer in The First Person that has the last word about the character and the quality of the products that The Customer in The First Person buys. By all rights, companies exist and are supposed to earn their wealth by serving The Customer, not by deciding for us. But you know, the GMC is somebody's idea of 'a perfect crop' for the world, a food that no living thing in the field can thrive on, except neither can we.
I actually believe it is way more sinsiter then that. A company that wants to control all of life on the planet by controlling the food supply. (and in the play Seeds of Our Destruction, it is stated that maybe these foods were originally developed as bioweapons).
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Yep. It appears the fortunate do not die with the rest of us. I've had run-ins with the Edisons and the Graham Bells. Both are inter-related as is Carlos Slim Helu and Bill Gates. Gates is also a Hollywood VIP using assumed identities as most performers and the powerful do, running over the Rights of anyone else, including immediate family. Their family histories are not public knowledge and most of what we know about them is fabricated. During personal hazing incidents they have gone as far as adulterating the food with phosphate levels sufficient to provoke a bleeding ulcer as a leverage against my refusal to join up with their corporate business politics. These foods have been stocked at the local L.A. markets which they of course control. There is indication that these fine folks have been abusing the computer inventory checkout systems in order to zero in on segments of the local population, so they don't care whether the tainted food hits their hazing subject or others who they would rather see leave the State. Thomas Edison founded Hollywood and then used his fortunes to take control of the government, including California. Mr. Edison was (is?..or his descendants are) a Loyalist for personal advantages. They are playing us for their longevity at our expense and they are very well-versed on the subject of controlling the people. Very Pavlovian. Corn is a hybrid of two grass grains which was developed by The Romans to maintain the peoples who they conquered while robbing them of their full energy to prevent revolt. Rome was also famous for the use of manure to achieve inferior crops in order to produce the same results. Uremia interferes with the ability to think and act by inducing lethargy. While growing up among them, many of the Edison-connected folks often made fun of people who were suffering these side effects from uremia which was often caused by foods and drinks manufactured by the Edisons.
