While the quote “Who controls the food supply controls the people” is common attributed to Henry Kissinger, the exact source appears undocumented. However, the Kissinger Report, formally called “Implications of Worldwide Population Growth For U.S. Security and Overseas Interests” is real historical piece discussing, in coded language, how to curb population growth in developing countries – including the control of food.
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CHANGE Interpretation:Â Â Control of Communicable Disease – 42 USC 264Â
Change statute interpretation:Â
Regulations to control of communicable disease – 42 USC 264Â
42 USC 264(a) promulgation and enforcement by the Surgeon General provides:Â
The Surgeon General, with the approval of the Administrator (Secretary), is authorized to make and enforce such regulations as in his judgment are necessary to prevent the introduction, transmission, or spread of communicable diseases from foreign countries into the states or possessions,
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You have to be a pet to drink raw milk in nearly 40 states!
Dairy products made from raw (unpasteurized) milk have been a bugaboo of governments for 40 years. Â FDA officers have shown up at health food stores with guns to stop the sale of raw milk! Â These days, it is usually state officials that ban such sales, using the state police and demanding the products be destroyed. Â In an unusual recent ruling, a Pennsylvania judge banned intrastate sales of raw milk by an Amish farmer, but admitted he had no authority to ban interstate sales. Most Americans are required to impersonate pets to obtain raw milk, as there are no bans on its sale for pet food in most states.
Are There Vaccines in our Food Supply?
Today we will delve into the contentious issue of vaccines in the food supply.
Accurate information on this topic is not easy to find. The USDA and drug developers aren’t required to release any information on veterinary drugs in the development pipeline, so independent detectives are left searching through peer-reviewed papers, university publications, USDA contracts, grant notifications, company white papers, and university websites to learn what is on the horizon.
