www.cbsnews.com...
www.thetrucker.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
For the third time in 9 months, the FBI has made press releases involving Ricin connected to non-fatal domestic crimes. In the first story above,
ricin was sent to Senate offices in February.
In the second story, I reported on the weirdness of the baby food tampering in California. The baby food turned out not to have Ricin, but some
'ground up castor beans.'
In the third story, FBI announced news of 'no Ricin' involved in the murder-suicide of a trucker and his wife, but 'they found a few castor beans
at his house.'
Ricin and castor beans are nearly the same thing. Eating a castor bean can be fatal. Ricin is a component within the beans and the whole castor
plant.
Castor beans have only one domestic residential purpose, and that is to grow a castor plant, which is uncommon because the plant is wholly toxic.
Three incidents of ricin, two of which are highly suspect if there was ever any castor beans or ricin, have been fed into the public this year. The
second and third stories look very much like government-fed 'education' stories to subtley educate the public to the dangers of this particular
poison.
Now look at the CDC webpage's info about Ricin:
How you could be exposed to ricin
It would take a deliberate act to make ricin and use it to poison people. Accidental exposure to ricin is highly unlikely.
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Accidental exposure is NOT highly unlikely. If you have castor beans or plants, consumption of the beans or plants by animals, children, or
unsuspecting persons will induce ricin poisoning. Look at the warning on the webpage of this commercial seller of castor plants:
www.wuvie.net...
Something extremely fishy is going on here.