I am an American conservative shithead

[runningman]

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you guys on here that actually believe that the FDA "regulates" is laughable. I mean you should just call it that the FDA gets "their cut" if you know what I mean.

http://www.naturalnews.com/016676.html

All this talk about checks and balances makes me want to throw up somewhere. Yet again some people on here still believe we are living in the 30's where government worked for the people and there were checks and balances.

This is the 21st century people. You have a 10% approval for congress and a 30% approval of the war in Iraq... They aren't listening anymore.

With the soon to be implemented Codex Alimentarius things like foods and natural supplements will be heavily regulated. Banning things like Vitamin C and Salt. Making people eat less meat. Basically regulating what food to put into your body.... Oh thank God we have the FDA and big governement they can save us from ourselves.



Also let's not leave out the dreaded SWINE FLU vaccine. What a money scam that was. Thanks FDA for the thousands of mothers who have miscarried because they got the shot. Oh thank you FDA.

Also doesn't Monsanto practically own the FDA?

[res0nat0r]

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Here we go again with every one and every thing that has anything to do with the gov't is automatically evil and nothing else.

So put a quarter in your ass cuz you played yourself.

[floridaorange]

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^"not the 50's" "not the 30's" that's his latest rebuttal taken from the Ron Paul message boards, he wanted to make sure Miro got a chance to read it as well since it's so clever

[runningman]

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Til the end eh guys..

[floridaorange]

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what's the weather like up there in Canada? I heard there were sub -0 temps during wmc

[runningman]

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actually we have been warmer than Florida lately (or even). Thank God I hate the cold. Between 70-78 all week so far.

I think you are mistaking Canada for the ice around Reso`s heart. Damn it`s cold there.

[res0nat0r]

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I've been to busy raping babies the last few days to chat on here, obviously just b/c I believe the FDA although not perfect is for sure better than no regulation at all. You should see all of the bullshit I have to go thru every day here at work just to be in compliance with their rules. If our HA database ever goes down that is the main line for production, money gets thrown out the door because med samples sit on the line too long outside of whatever temp spec they have in place, and have to be thrown out. I'm sure that is just some bullshit regulation to line the pockets of Monsanto people in the FDA though.

[floridaorange]

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I think you are mistaking Canada for the ice around Reso`s heart. Damn it`s cold there.

[res0nat0r]

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[runningman]

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Speaking of Monsanto.. Obama is appointing him Head Cheese of Agriculture.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=RUS20100405&articleId=18499

Dear Senator:

The following 98 organizations are writing you to express our opposition to the nomination of Islam Siddiqui as Chief Agriculture Negotiator at the office of the United States Trade Representative. Our organizations— representing family farmers, farmworkers, fishers and sustainable agriculture, environmental, consumer, anti-hunger and other advocacy groups—urge you to reject Dr. Siddiqui’s appointment when it comes up for a floor vote, despite the Senate Finance Committee's favorable report of his nomination on December 23, 2009.

Siddiqui’s record at the U.S. Department of Agriculture and his role as a former registered lobbyist for CropLife America (whose members include Monsanto, Syngenta, DuPont and Dow), has revealed him to consistently favor agribusinesses’ interests over the interests of consumers, the environment and public health (see attached fact sheet). We believe Siddiqui’s nomination severely weakens the Obama Administration’s credibility in promoting healthier and more sustainable local food systems here at home. His appointment would also send an unfortunate signal to the rest of the world that the United States plans to continue down the failed path of high-input and energy-intensive industrial agriculture by promoting toxic pesticides, inappropriate seed biotechnologies and unfair trade agreements on nations that do not want and can least afford them.

The United States urgently needs a trade negotiator who understands that current trade agreements work neither for farmers nor the world’s hungry. With farmers here and abroad struggling to respond to water scarcity and increasingly volatile growing conditions, we need a resilient and restorative model of agriculture that adapts to and mitigates climate change and that moves us towards energy-efficient farming.

The most comprehensive analysis of global agriculture to date, the International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science and Technology for Development (IAASTD) states unequivocally that “business as usual is not an option.” We need a new, sustainable model of biodiverse, ecologically-based agriculture that regenerates soil health, sequesters carbon, feeds communities, protects farmworkers and puts profits back in the hands of family farmers and rural communities. Siddiqui’s track record shows that he favors none of these solutions.

We call on the Senate to reject Islam Siddiqui’s nomination and reorient trade policy to serve the interests of family farmers, farmworkers, consumers and the planet.

Sincerely,

[List of 98 organizations below.]