-s

what a putz.. it’s a powergrab by agrobiz and the feds, you brainwashed xxxx.. this is a springboard action to help foster support for Bill: H.R. 875 -and that bill is leading to the UN’s Codex Alimentarius crap (effective dec 31,09)

the bill’s sponsor’s husband works for Monsanto
-see how that works??????????

(my god, if i had a nickel for every gullible
fool i run across..)
go here for a snippet of the tip of the iceburg
on HR875. it outlines some of the points for those who have trouble thinking.

Federal Takeover of Food Regulation in H.R. 875
http://naturalnews.com/025824.html

HR875 BILL: http://govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=h111-875

open your eyes.
(and turn off your tv)

-s

Oh! Oh! I have an idea! We should just let those nice cattlemen do whatever they want without any of that burdensome government regulation! After all, it worked so well with those nice Wall Street men, didn’t it?

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um.. this is just a sham.. they are only addressing the symptoms and not the CAUSE.

this is done so they look good in the eyes of the un-informed public…and the industial scale agrobiz monopoly gets to continue it’s unscrupulous practices (and stuff money in the right “holes”)

the problem is what they are feeding the livestock..madcow, stems from feeding livestock the brains and neural tissue
(spinal cord etc) from compromised animals.

downers…who knows. probably due to use/overuse of rBGH and antibiotics. GMO feed
has been proven in studies done outside the US
to cause all sorts of defects, many which are more pronounced in second and esp third generations. -cloned animals are not helping the issues much either.

anyway..the feed is the root problem. any legislation that does not address the feed issue just proves the regulators are still taking money from the “vested interests” and
don’t give a rat’s ass about public health
or the health of the livestock. (one and the same?)

madcow is not an issue. just makes for great sound bites.

the fact that most of the higher-ups in the FDA used to work or lobby for a biotech/ag companies says it all.

that obama selected tom vilsack as secretary of agriculture.. -a biotech-gmo/industrial
farming poster child, just proves it’s business as usual on capitol hill.

meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
change you can believe in. (?)
::yawn::

-s

Then you know you’re doing something right.

Whatever. You gotta love hard core left/right true believers.

Ya, you should be critical !!!

Uummm, what?

Never mind.

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Getting serious, I have faith that Obama’s choices to lead oversight agencies will be far better than the previous Administration. They would have a hard time being worse.

Ha, ha. You must be new to the blog. Welcome. You can click on my name above, go back in time and educate yourself.

The facts are that the President has made a lot of blunders in his appointees. Dvorak’s “No Agenda” shows even more mistakes/lies about the new executive branch than the other media does. So, to have a Dvorak blogger be cynical of an Obama pick is one of the more likely and more logical things to have happen.

Damn! He’s been President for 2 months and you are second guessing every breath he takes. Where the F***k were you for the last 8 years??!!

You kept your damn mouth shut because:
- you were either a “true believer”
- you were afraid of being called a traitor, or
- you thought you’d get arrested and sent to Guantanamo.

President Obama and our country have immense challenges and he’s doing a great job with nothing but roadblocks from the so called “loyal opposition”.

So STFU!

Capture – In public choice theory and political science, capture is said to occur when bureaucrats or politicians, who are supposed be acting in the public interest, end up acting systematically to favor particular vested interests. The theory of capture is associated with the Nobel laureate economist George Stigler, one of its main developers.

from Wikipedia
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In plain language – it is business buying the government.

For too long we have had “follow the money” instead of “we the people”.