Originally published at: TIDBIT: APROPOS OF TODAY'S MAIN BLOG
Apropos of today’s main blog, the following story was spotted and shared by M.W., (with our thanks). It seems Bayer can afford it now, since Trump’s executive order basically cloaks them with immunity in the future: Bayer offers $7.25BN to settle weedkiller cancer claims
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Reminds me of years ago, maybe 40, maybe 50, my uncle became ill with something, no one knew exactly what. It was killing him. He went to Ohio State University research to find out what was causing his problems.
Well, as I remember, one, he fought in Europe in WW2 and two, he with two other brothers, owned a tree service. The doctors at Ohio State told him it was the chemicals used in tree service that caused his problems.
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Killing many birds with one stone.
Is putting most Americans in American hosptials…
Which are nothing more than modern day version of death camps?
That important?
Or, the continued terra-forming of Earth - that important?
Or, the world-wide weaponization of food - that important?
Or, the killing of insects[bees], and plants[not modified] - slowly killing nature?
Any way you slice - your bread’s; still poison.
In the 20th-Worst Century?
It’s pick your poison - slaves are a dime a billion?
[Which begas the question…
Do the “Chosen” have an antidote?
From this Human Pesticide…
Labeled as Glyphosate?]
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Antidote to poisoned food is eating organic food not poisoned…difficult and expensive to obtain.
Remember the scene in the “Soylent Green” movie when Charleston Heston’s character brought a real beef steak from the home of an elite member that was murdered? And the astonished and gleeful response from E. G. Marshall’s character as he searched his library on how to prepare it for consumption?
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