The Congressional mafia voted, if you can call it that, for America to slip and slide its way right into Codex food fascism by ramming the new Food Safety legislation down our throats without even a glimpse of ethics, morality, or fair play in sight.
Reacting to a French pledge to represent the "common interest" in considering biotech foods, a former US ambassador recommended publishing a "retaliation list" of European locations where genetically modified organisms (GMOs) were being grown in hope
How many times does Congress have to stick it to us before we realize that this body politic has no other function than to obey its corporate masters? If you think that you are being represented by these crooks, liars and thieves, then think again.
Like some horror movie zombie that can't be killed, S510, the federal power grab over family farms and the entire food production system passed the Senate in an unexpected Sunday night vote.
"The Senate on Sunday night simply took the revised food safety language that was approved by the House in the CR, substituted it to the language of HR 2751, an original “Cash for Clunkers” bill from last year, and approved it by unanimous consent."
If you can’t see, smell, or taste it, and if it looks good, then it must be okay to eat. Or at least will fool the public long enough to rake in profits...
'This evening, December 13, 2010, a piece of draconian legislation was passed into law by the Canadian senate. I refer to Bill C36, which is just one piece in the wider global plan called Codex Alimentarius.
Most people approach food as a pleasure, but some approach it as a challenge.
The Naga Viper, now officially rated as the world's hottest chili pepper is so hot it could kill you with one bite. Anyone foolish enough to pop one in their mouth will
But the main problem with the efforts is that they include exporting the same genetic modification technology that was thrust on India, but this time to the nations of Africa.
Just when you thought it was safe to relax a bit about S.510, here it is, alive and rolling through Congress like a fast-pitched baseball. It seems that nothing short of an act of God will stop this bill.
KFC is looking to expand across Africa's pristine fast-food frontier, reports the Wall Street Journal. KFC's parent company Yum Brands hopes to open 600 more restaurants across the continent and double its revenue to $2 billion by 2014.
SNAP numbers for September just came on line, 42,911,042 - up from 42,389,614 in August, an increase of 521,428 in one month. SNAP numbers in Arizona went up 15.8 percent in one year.
Food safety legislation stalled by a constitutional snag could be revived as part of a giant year-end budget bill by adding the legislation to a catchall spending bill unveiled early Wednesday.
But Moriarty's recipes include what she calls a special "magic ingredient."
"I'm known for my very potent cannabutter," said the 58-year-old Moriarty. Cannabutter, she explained, is butter mixed with marijuana and is used as the main ingredient in
Ministers consider a ban, or temporary suspension, of cloned meat “disproportionate in terms of food safety and animal welfare” due to a lack of evidence.
This is doable, city folks! The first segment shows the community garden, and the second shows a backyard garden, along with a compost bin, chicken coop, and start of a greenhouse all made from pallets.
Samantha Taylor waited for the clock to tick past 12:01 a.m. Wednesday as she stood next to a cart loaded with groceries in a checkout line at the Euclid Avenue Food City.
The just released September Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program data is out and we are happy to report that the number of poor Americans has never been higher - SNAP recipients just hit a fresh all time high of 42.9 million.
This is doable, city folks! The first segment shows the community garden, and the second shows a backyard garden, along with a compost bin, chicken coop, and start of a greenhouse all made from pallets.
Scary stuff. Heres what wikipedia haswritten about Codex. I have researched all that this woman said in this 5 part series on CODEX ALIMENTARIUS and its all true every bit of it.
A procedural problem is threatening to derail a landmark food safety measure passed by the Senate on Tuesday, sending congressional leaders scrambling to figure out a way to get the bill enacted into law by the end of the lame-duck session this month