CDC - throw away all your Romaine Lettuce - Wrong!

originally posted by: LordAhriman
This is NWO related?

www.jeremiahproject.com...

Control the World by Controlling the Food

This is a religious leaning site, but yes I do think it is part of the ... plan

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: JAGStorm

Night soil has a long history.

Yes and check this out:
poop merchants used to sell poop to farmers:

Human excreta of rich people were sold at higher prices because their diet was better; presumably, more nutrients remained in their excreta.

Even rich people's S#it was worth more back then, learn something everyday!

Aren't we hearing that all news is fake? Why believe this about lettuce - just go ahead and eat it.

I had a bean burger with romaine on some bread today. Hopefully I don't get sick!

Only buy American, OR YOU MAY DIE!!!

An official statement, brought to you by the CDC... Just in time for thanksgiving.

Just remember though, "stay calm and carry on".

originally posted by: Subaeruginosa
Only buy American, OR YOU MAY DIE!!!

An official statement, brought to you by the CDC... Just in time for thanks giving.

Just remember though, "stay calm and carry on".

Ummmmm Romaine lettuce is from America, it's grown in California and Arizona..

originally posted by: stonerwilliam
a reply to: JAGStorm

It is stunning to think the USA gets some of its veg from Romania , What with them moaning about climate change and all you would thing they would be growing it indoors with hydroponics and staffed with prisoners to keep the cost down , the uk Tesco flys its chickens in from Asia !

Ya! There sure must be a lot of Romaine lettuce farms in Romania, for them to supply the world like that!

Aren't we silly humans, for flying chickens around in planes?
Maybe it's our way of helping them with evolution?

Can we blame any bad romaine from Mexico on the caravan?

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: Subaeruginosa
Only buy American, OR YOU MAY DIE!!!

An official statement, brought to you by the CDC... Just in time for thanks giving.

Just remember though, "stay calm and carry on".

Ummmmm Romaine lettuce is from America, it's grown in California and Arizona..

Yeah, to be honest, I was deliberately being obtuse ... But still, Romaine is a just a strain of lettuce, yeah?

So it doesn't necessarily have to be grown in the US, correct?

A quick google search tells me that Romaine lettuce is also known as 'Cos', which is a strain of lettuce I buy from the supermarket all the time.

So why is a strain of lettuce all of a sudden being boycotted by a government organization?

It just makes me instinctively suspicious.

Just need to expose all our food to ionizing radiation to kill any living organisms on them.

originally posted by: Subaeruginosa

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: Subaeruginosa
Only buy American, OR YOU MAY DIE!!!

An official statement, brought to you by the CDC... Just in time for thanks giving.

Just remember though, "stay calm and carry on".

Ummmmm Romaine lettuce is from America, it's grown in California and Arizona..

Yeah, to be honest, I was deliberately being obtuse ... But still, Romaine is a just a strain of lettuce, yeah?

So it doesn't necessarily have to be grown in the US, correct?

A quick google search tells me that Romaine lettuce is also known as 'Cos', which is a strain of lettuce I buy from the supermarket all the time.

So why is a strain of lettuce all lf a sudden being boycotted by a government organization?

It just makes me instinctively suspicious.

"So why is a strain of lettuce all of a sudden being boycotted by a government organization?"

Just Cos?


Ok: just joking around.
Been warnings on the news here in Canada as well. Just threw-out $6 of Romaine-hearts. Didn't have the receipt anymore.
Was hoping to have Greek-salad for supper...

CBC News said 32 sick in the US, and 18 reported cases here in The Great White North.

Yeah, no. we'll finish the head we have, it's almost gone as it is.

I've yet to comply with tossing leafy greens when this occurs. By that alert point, we've nearly always almost finished what we have. I'm not tossing the rest because of "maybe's". The first 3/4s of the head was fine, odds are high the rest will be, too.

a reply to: JAGStorm


The Mexican pickers are bringing a little of montezuma's revenge with them..

originally posted by: agenda51
I have a feeling some of these farms are useing biosludge for fertilizer.

Have you ever gone past any farms when they're spraying the liquified pig # over everything and watched the flowing rivers of # coming off in the rain? It's quite the sight....and smell....

You could throw it away---OR---you could just wash it thoroughly with running water. If you live in a city the water will have chlorine in it. If you don't, put a bit of ionic silver in the wash water.

Has washing vegetables become just too hard for the public?

a reply to: dug88

I worked on a pig farm in highschool and the poop was pretty nasty. But I dont think i remember anybody getting sick from hanging the stuff.

a reply to: JAGStorm

I like to just flop it all over my body and see what sort of bacterial organisms thrive. It is wrong of me to not let gaia do what she will.

as reply to: TerryMcGuire
I don't see why we need prison labor, the illegals are making satisfactory efforts.

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: dug88

I worked on a pig farm in highschool and the poop was pretty nasty. But I dont think i remember anybody getting sick from hanging the stuff.

Nah when they spray it as fertilizer on produce farms.

a reply to: diggindirt
I'm actually getting my leafy greens started now. Seasons have pushed back in Florida due to extended high temps. Arugula is already cycling. Chard spinach and red romain going in ground now. I am contemplating collards, they did exceptionally well at my parents for two seasons in a row.