World Wide Laws On Food With Strict Enforcement

a reply to: MeatHookReality

Don't panic the Elite have you covered it's coming soone in agenda 21

There are many issues covered and the objectives of Agenda 21. Regarding the more strictly environmental issues and objectives of Agenda 21 of the UN , they are, among others:

The protection of the atmosphere.
Planning and management of land resources.
The fight against deforestation .
The fight against desertification and drought.
The sustainable development of mountain areas.
The promotion of agriculture and rural sustainable development .
The conservation of biological diversity.
The protection of the oceans and seas, as well as coastal areas.
The quality and supply of freshwater resources.
The rational management of toxic chemicals.
Management of hazardous waste, whether radioactive or not.
Solid waste management .
As we can see, any community can launch its own Local Agenda 21 as long as the participation of the social forces that compose it is achieved. Next, we will explain the methodology and the basic principles of Local Agenda 21 when implementing it in a specific territory.

Agenda 21

or put another way

WHAT IS UNITED NATIONS AGENDA 21?
UN Agenda 21/Sustainable Development is the action plan implemented worldwide to inventory and control all land, all water, all minerals, all plants, all animals, all construction, all means of production, all energy,
all education, all information, and all human beings in the world.
INVENTORY AND CONTROL.

The Post Sustainability Institute

Takes time to control every aspect of every human's life and make a profit doing it.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: Charliebrowndog
A huge issue worldwide is not necessarily the source of the food but how it is prepared and stored for consumption. With poverty levels and just geography the way they are it is inevitable that some areas will consume the proteins that are readily available. Those sources include, rats, snakes, reptiles, humans, etc. and the availability of clean water can be a luxury.

A couple of issues are
1) How these sources are prepared. I am sure most of us have seen the videos of people eating the live birds and live baby mice/rats that have not been cooked. Sooner or later that is going to catch up to you.

2) The other component is how they are stored at the markets. When you have crates stacked on top of each other where feces, blood, and urine are able to be dropped from cage to cage contaminating the other animals it is also not a good practice.
3) The other not so common (or at least I hope) is the consumption of Long Pork. Unfortunately it does happen and it can be very dangerous. Not sure how widespread it is but it does happen and from the videos I have seen it is not prepared or cooked in a hygienic way.

Unfortunately it is a problem that can be fixed easily if people would actually want to do it. The amount of money the world spends on stupid stuff could easily help bring fresh water and food supplies to some of these areas but local governments are also the problem. There have been numerous cases of humanitarian aid being seized/stolen to allow people to starve and some groups to stay in power. It is easy to keep hold of power when you can control the food source

You understand

originally posted by: Charliebrowndog
A huge issue worldwide is not necessarily the source of the food but how it is prepared and stored for consumption. With poverty levels and just geography the way they are it is inevitable that some areas will consume the proteins that are readily available. Those sources include, rats, snakes, reptiles, humans, etc. and the availability of clean water can be a luxury.

A couple of issues are
1) How these sources are prepared. I am sure most of us have seen the videos of people eating the live birds and live baby mice/rats that have not been cooked. Sooner or later that is going to catch up to you.

2) The other component is how they are stored at the markets. When you have crates stacked on top of each other where feces, blood, and urine are able to be dropped from cage to cage contaminating the other animals it is also not a good practice.
3) The other not so common (or at least I hope) is the consumption of Long Pork. Unfortunately it does happen and it can be very dangerous. Not sure how widespread it is but it does happen and from the videos I have seen it is not prepared or cooked in a hygienic way.

Unfortunately it is a problem that can be fixed easily if people would actually want to do it. The amount of money the world spends on stupid stuff could easily help bring fresh water and food supplies to some of these areas but local governments are also the problem. There have been numerous cases of humanitarian aid being seized/stolen to allow people to starve and some groups to stay in power. It is easy to keep hold of power when you can control the food source

If your WEF boys really wanted to fix this situation regarding processing and distributing food they could do it in a second. But they don't want to save people they want to deoopulate them, so why would they care about any of this?

The UN recently removed its article about how world hunger is a good thing because it forces people to be good slaves. The UN and WEF are partners now.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Ksihkehe

Yes, because it means that the meat wasn't reared hygienic conditions. For example Bush meat is rarely screened for parasites.

Nah man its all good, like for example they test for Trichinosis on many game meat, but usually its done if the meat is for commercial purpose.

If you just cook it right, there is no danger, no messing about with medium or rare nonsense and you are good to go man.

a reply to: MeatHookReality

We all know what the elites want.

a reply to: LSU2018

I'll eat weeds and bugs before I walk in that line....

originally posted by: XipeTotex

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Ksihkehe

Yes, because it means that the meat wasn't reared hygienic conditions. For example Bush meat is rarely screened for parasites.

Nah man its all good, like for example they test for Trichinosis on many game meat, but usually its done if the meat is for commercial purpose.

If you just cook it right, there is no danger, no messing about with medium or rare nonsense and you are good to go man.

A lot of bush meat isn't sold raw, it's already been prepared. Often jerked or smoked. There is no quality control anywhere in the process. The meat could have been sitting on a shelf for days, or smuggled in a container that has paresites or other contaminates.

The animals may also have been killed using poison, or have eaten other animals that were killed with poison.

When you buy regular deli meat in the US you know that it doesn't come from an animal that was eating grain coated in pesicides, or human waste. You don't know that with bush meat.

originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: MeatHookReality

We all know what the elites want.

You might not know this, but the "elite" isn't a single group with a single agenda. It's thousands of different groups who all want different things. TPTB, the NWO, the WEF, the Iluminati, the FreeMasons, who knows how many different religious or faith groups, even Amazon and Facebook, they're all different and they're all struggling against each other for power.

Some of them want to build a socialist utopia where everyone surrenders their freedom in return for having their basic needs catered for. Other's want to decimate the population and rebuild it smaller and more controllable. Others are anarchists who want to tear down all borders and all govenments. Some are social darwinists who believe that the strongest should rise to the top. All of this, and everything in between. That's who the elite are.

Do you really thing that Trump and Gates want the same thing, or Clinton and Soros?

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: XipeTotex

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Ksihkehe

Yes, because it means that the meat wasn't reared hygienic conditions. For example Bush meat is rarely screened for parasites.

Nah man its all good, like for example they test for Trichinosis on many game meat, but usually its done if the meat is for commercial purpose.

If you just cook it right, there is no danger, no messing about with medium or rare nonsense and you are good to go man.

A lot of bush meat isn't sold raw, it's already been prepared. Often jerked or smoked. There is no quality control anywhere in the process. The meat could have been sitting on a shelf for days, or smuggled in a container that has paresites or other contaminates.

The animals may also have been killed using poison, or have eaten other animals that were killed with poison.

When you buy regular deli meat in the US you know that it doesn't come from an animal that was eating grain coated in pesicides, or human waste. You don't know that with bush meat.

Well i dont know, i have bought wild deer meat from supermarkets for example, i know they have eaten from various crops in my area, i also know that all crops are treated with pesticides and whatnots several times before the harvest. Just one example.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

They're all driving division and appear to be pushing the same thing. Maybe they all like to compromise. If Trump's involved, he has a very strange way of showing it.

originally posted by: MeatHookReality

Why does India still suffer plague outbreaks & the vast majority of problematic viruses this world has to deal with come from Asian or African countries.
Ill wait for a list of pandemics that come from the Americas, Japan , Europe, Russia, Australia or New Zealand in the last 100 years

Do you really think people eat non-conventional sources of protein because they don’t like prime cuts of black Angus steak? Or they’re too st00pid to go get a hamburger?

Spanish influenza was just over 100 years ago, there’s been a recent outbreak of Japanese encephalitis among the worlds pig population, only reason it didn’t become a problem for humans is the transmissibility to humans. Russia have us the disease of communism which his has killed more people across the globe than bush meat.

Where do you live?

originally posted by: MeatHookReality

Well by my label of “ bushmeat countries “ would by it’s own definition apply to countries that have large populations that eat disease ridden critters with little to no food safety protocols.
It’s called reading & comprehension skills ..

So all bushmeat consists of disease ridden critters? I think you’ll find it refers to wild sourced meat. People only eat non-conventional animals where hunger and starvation is prevalent, you ought to thank God you don’t have to make that decision to eat a less than ideal animal to stave off starvation or starve.

You carry on like a spoilt trust fund baby with no perception of reality of life for people outside of your little bubble.

You’ve still failed to properly define your own term “bushmeat countries”. Name me a country where people don’t eat some form of wild harvested meat? We eat all sorts in Australia; kangaroo, emu, venison, crocodile, they serve camel burgers in the outback!

Bet you can’t even catch a fish yet you criticise people facing death by starvation while you have the luxury of choice.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: XipeTotex

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Ksihkehe

Yes, because it means that the meat wasn't reared hygienic conditions. For example Bush meat is rarely screened for parasites.

Nah man its all good, like for example they test for Trichinosis on many game meat, but usually its done if the meat is for commercial purpose.

If you just cook it right, there is no danger, no messing about with medium or rare nonsense and you are good to go man.

A lot of bush meat isn't sold raw, it's already been prepared. Often jerked or smoked. There is no quality control anywhere in the process. The meat could have been sitting on a shelf for days, or smuggled in a container that has paresites or other contaminates.

The animals may also have been killed using poison, or have eaten other animals that were killed with poison.

When you buy regular deli meat in the US you know that it doesn't come from an animal that was eating grain coated in pesicides, or human waste. You don't know that with bush meat.

I don't know if you fail to understand how forums work, but not responding to me doesn't mean I'm not following the thread and won't contradict your lies. I kept following because you were clearly making things up.

Salad and greens in the US have always been at the top of the risk rankings for pathogens in modern agriculture. Outbreaks beyond that are usually related to either the mass production aspect, which is absent in third world situations, or is from improper storage and handling by the middle man or preparers. There is enormous risk in the poor record keeping of our very well-traveled food products during cold chain. It is irrelevant how a potentially hazardous food is procured in the vast majority of cases.

Deli meat in the US is not even recommended for pregnant women or people with compromised immune systems because it's prone to contamination with lysteria. Animal feed is very poorly monitored and if you need reminding this process resulted in a deadly degenerative brain disease gaining household recognition in the Western world.

There is little oversight over anything except the largest operations and, often, the USDA inspector on site is literally an employee serving at the leisure of the company they're supposed to be monitoring. Human waste is a frequent source of contamination for a wide array for products found in your produce section. Often this is from poor use of basic sanitary practices in the fields and employing people that see no issue taking a dump on the food then eating their lunch next to the pile. We have municipal water systems poisoning tens of thousands of people in the US.

The danger of food outbreaks is caused by mass production and centralized processes, it's what neccesitates the strict food rules and even with those strict rules it can be argued it's still a larger net liability than the benefit gained by poorly monitored regulatory processes in all but the most densely populated places. You're trying to use the process that requires tight regulations because of the high risk as evidence of a superior system and it's patently absurd for anybody that knows the history of public health and why it's required for our food production.

Your blind faith in "the system" is well documented and anybody that listens to you must have total faith in an observably broken government framework. You substitute science with cultural memes fed to you by those with a vested interest in you staying ignorant.

You are a liability to truth and show no shame when fabricating things to fit your agendas. The smooth talking bs may work on smooth brains. This isn't Wikipedia and agendas do not supercede documented facts.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: Albert999
There is zero excuse for hunger anywhere in the world. The corrupt elite must be stopped, be we also need to try harder, be more present, more kind to each other. There is no philosophy among the elite, there cannot be. They are not kind, they do not even know themselves.

"Unless, said I, either philosophers become kings in our states or those whom we now call our kings and rulers take to the pursuit of philosophy seriously and adequately, and there is a conjunction of these two things, political power and philosophic intellgence, while the motley horde of the natures who at present pursue either apart from the other are compulsory excluded, there can be no cessation of troubles, dear Glaucon, for our states, nor, I fancy, for the human race either." (473d-e)

Plato, The Republic

And the alternative is.... Socialism?

if you like.

originally posted by: MeatHookReality

originally posted by: Charliebrowndog
A huge issue worldwide is not necessarily the source of the food but how it is prepared and stored for consumption. With poverty levels and just geography the way they are it is inevitable that some areas will consume the proteins that are readily available. Those sources include, rats, snakes, reptiles, humans, etc. and the availability of clean water can be a luxury.

A couple of issues are
1) How these sources are prepared. I am sure most of us have seen the videos of people eating the live birds and live baby mice/rats that have not been cooked. Sooner or later that is going to catch up to you.

2) The other component is how they are stored at the markets. When you have crates stacked on top of each other where feces, blood, and urine are able to be dropped from cage to cage contaminating the other animals it is also not a good practice.
3) The other not so common (or at least I hope) is the consumption of Long Pork. Unfortunately it does happen and it can be very dangerous. Not sure how widespread it is but it does happen and from the videos I have seen it is not prepared or cooked in a hygienic way.

Unfortunately it is a problem that can be fixed easily if people would actually want to do it. The amount of money the world spends on stupid stuff could easily help bring fresh water and food supplies to some of these areas but local governments are also the problem. There have been numerous cases of humanitarian aid being seized/stolen to allow people to starve and some groups to stay in power. It is easy to keep hold of power when you can control the food source

You understand

long pig. usually a ritual for ancestors, to eat them,

kuru is their mad cow.

ukraine, 10% of world grain and 15% of corn

russia is blockading the export.

a clear act of war.

trump would tell putin he'll blow his ships out of the water in 2 hrs if they don't move.

take out his estate to punctuate.

a reply to: MeatHookReality

Man's Inhumanity to Man has No Bounds . C'est la vie ..

originally posted by: Ksihkehe

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: XipeTotex

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Ksihkehe

Yes, because it means that the meat wasn't reared hygienic conditions. For example Bush meat is rarely screened for parasites.

Nah man its all good, like for example they test for Trichinosis on many game meat, but usually its done if the meat is for commercial purpose.

If you just cook it right, there is no danger, no messing about with medium or rare nonsense and you are good to go man.

A lot of bush meat isn't sold raw, it's already been prepared. Often jerked or smoked. There is no quality control anywhere in the process. The meat could have been sitting on a shelf for days, or smuggled in a container that has paresites or other contaminates.

The animals may also have been killed using poison, or have eaten other animals that were killed with poison.

When you buy regular deli meat in the US you know that it doesn't come from an animal that was eating grain coated in pesicides, or human waste. You don't know that with bush meat.

Your blind faith in "the system" is well documented and anybody that listens to you must have total faith in an observably broken government framework. You substitute science with cultural memes fed to you by those with a vested interest in you staying ignorant.

You are a liability to truth and show no shame when fabricating things to fit your agendas. The smooth talking bs may work on smooth brains. This isn't Wikipedia and agendas do not supercede documented facts.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

And the alternative is.... Socialism?

I would bet the elites would rather have that system since they would have even more control.