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Originally posted by StrangeBrew
Originally posted by Oldtimer2
I'd chock this Codex up to the same thing as the De Vinci code,a bunch of hooey,makes for a good movie script,just more fear mongering I'm afraid,chances of happening would be slim to none IMO
You would think this is sci-fi type scenarios but unfortunately the seed has been planted (so to speak) and is growing like crazy. What I'm referring to here specifically are GMOs or genetically modified organisms. It should be no secret that the lovely multinational conglomerate, Monsanto, already bought up 90% of the world's seed companies and supplies. But alas, it's an EXTREME secret.
GMO's, with our marvelous 21st century technology, can be programed with whatever traits we like. But guess where the money is? Extremely nutrient deficient foods. That way, sooner than later our bodies will stop functioning properly and we'll all be standing in-line for "pills" and "doctors".
"Doctor, I have no idea what is wrong with me, I woke up with this major pain and now I can't see properly" etc, etc... Deficiencies manifest themselves into a plethora of conditions, diseases, and symptoms. No wonder we are all sicker as a species then any other point in history. Michaelina frozen dinner and a diet Pepsi anyone?
Not only is there not one line in my 2 full pages of writing and sources (which took an entire day to compile and present), that says x amount of deaths by the end of the year, but I never give any end date whatsoever.
I had asked a question earlier, but I guess you missed it:
I tried reading the entire codex, but it just gave me a headache. Since you've read it, in what section is the part about "Under Codex, every cow raised for food must be treated with Monsanto's Bovine somatotropin"--I'd like to read it in context. Thanks.
Originally posted by Pauligirl
I still have a question for the OP.....
Maybe third time's the charm.
I had asked a question earlier, but I guess you missed it:
I tried reading the entire codex, but it just gave me a headache. Since you've read it, in what section is the part about "Under Codex, every cow raised for food must be treated with Monsanto's Bovine somatotropin"--I'd like to read it in context. Thanks.
Originally posted by Pauligirl
I still have a question for the OP.....
Maybe third time's the charm.
I had asked a question earlier, but I guess you missed it:
I tried reading the entire codex, but it just gave me a headache. Since you've read it, in what section is the part about "Under Codex, every cow raised for food must be treated with Monsanto's Bovine somatotropin"--I'd like to read it in context. Thanks.
The U.S. has pushed Codex to adopt a standard to ensure the continued export of its dairy products from cows treated with the rbGH drug. However, U.S.-driven efforts to persuade the international community that rbGH is safe have been blocked twice before at Codex, in 1995 and again in 1997,
primarily by opposition from European governments.
Codex officially agreed to shelve any further discussion of a U.S.-backed
proposal to set a Maximum Residue Level for rbGH--known as bovine
somatropin (BST) in Europe--in milk in light of vigorous opposition from
other nations that still question the hormone's safety. By indefinitely
shelving the proposal, Codex acknowledged the deep division between
countries such as the U.S., that insist rbGH is safe and countries like
those of the European Union, where rbGH has not been approved due to
nagging safety concerns.
"By refusing to set a standard today, Codex has recognized that there is no
consensus on rbGH safety in the international scientific community, and
that national governments should be able to decide whether rbGH should be
permitted in their milk supply," said Jean Halloran, Director of the
Consumer Policy Institute at Consumers Union.
www.purefood.org...
In the 2008 release:
Codex Alimentarius Commission
Maximum Residue Limits for Veterinary Drugs in Foods
Updated as at the 31st Session of the Codex Alimentarius Commission (July 2008)
Porcine somatotropin is listed but bovine somatotropin is not.
Originally posted by Pauligirl
I still have a question for the OP.....
Maybe third time's the charm.
I had asked a question earlier, but I guess you missed it:
I tried reading the entire codex, but it just gave me a headache. Since you've read it, in what section is the part about "Under Codex, every cow raised for food must be treated with Monsanto's Bovine somatotropin"--I'd like to read it in context. Thanks.