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  • LEAKED AUDIO — Walmart Chairman and Hunter Biden discuss ‘pulling the trigger’ to stop Trump…

    12/09/2021 11:24:53 AM PST · by Red Badger · 39 replies
    https://citizenfreepress.com ^ | Posted by Kane on December 9, 2021 2:20 pm
    Audio is from October 2018 https://rumble.com/vqbp6g-walmart-chairman-greg-penner-discussing-with-hunter-biden-pulling-the-trigg.html Walmart Chairman Greg Penner discussing with Hunter Biden 'pulling the trigger' to stop Trump
  • Local Food Is Sustainable Food? The Evidence Says Otherwise.

    06/02/2021 10:38:42 AM PDT · by Pining_4_TX · 56 replies
    American Council on Science and Health ^ | 05/27/21 | Cameron English
    ...the authors of a new article in Review of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Studies, have some potentially upsetting news for local food aficionados: 'Local food' cannot simply be equated with 'sustainable food'; in most cases, it neither can ensure food security nor does it necessarily have a lower carbon footprint. For the environmental sustainability of food systems, many more factors matter than just transportation, not least consumers’ dietary choices … In terms of economic sustainability, selling via short supply chains [those with few intermediaries between farmer and consumer] into local markets can benefit certain farmers, while for other producers it...
  • Buy [fill-in-the-blank]! Why the economics of the “buy local” movement is remarkably weak

    12/02/2016 8:28:34 AM PST · by SeekAndFind · 19 replies
    Cafe Hayek ^ | 12/01/2016 | DON BOUDREAUX
    The argument that I make below against the economic case for “buying local” has almost certainly been made by others – perhaps, in some variety, even by me. So I here claim no originality. Still….Many advocates of “buying local” insist that buying local is good for the local economy and, hence, economically good for each person in the local economy. For a number of reasons, the economics on which the “buy local” movement rests is remarkably weak. (Just as it is a sure sign that someone has no sound grasp of economics if he or she believes that protectionism is...
  • North Dakota ballot measure pits family vs. corporate farms

    05/30/2016 4:58:38 PM PDT · by Olog-hai · 2 replies
    Associated Press ^ | May 30, 2016 10:27 AM EDT | Blake Nicholson
    North Dakota’s hog and dairy industries are hoping voters will bless state lawmakers’ decision to allow non-family corporations to own operations, but it could be a tough sell in a state that has safeguarded its family farming heritage for nearly a century. Up for vote in the June 14 election is whether to uphold the 2015 Legislature’s move to loosen North Dakota’s corporate farming ban, which has tried to keep crop and pasture in the hands of small-operation farmers and away from large out-of-state businesses that some believe might have little regard for the land. “Family farming agriculture has delivered...
  • Ask a Liberal: Where do I got to buy Local Government? ~ Vanity

    04/14/2014 4:28:44 PM PDT · by GraceG · 5 replies
    GraceG
    Some of you may know a Birkenstock and tie dye wearing liberal buffoon in your family that is part of the "Buy Local" environmental movement. I have no problem with this movement itself, but there seems to be a lot of the people in it who are "neo-liberals". The ones that annoy me most are the "Buy Local, Think Global" morons. My question to them is this: I want to buy Local in all things, so how do I buy local concerning government? Instead of sending all our money via taxes to the giant "Monopoly on power Wal-Mart government" that...
  • General Mills Comes Out Against Minnesota Marriage Amendment, Cites ‘Inclusion’

    06/19/2012 5:54:31 AM PDT · by scottjewell · 42 replies
    AFTAH ^ | June 18 2012 | Peter LeBarbara
    Remember when Big Business was conservative and was protested by hippies and leftists? Well now, socially speaking, corporate titans are siding with the Left against historic Judeo-Christian values – and God-fearing Christians and Jews are chiding the soulless, capitalist sellouts. The latest Behemoth to kick the Creator to the curb is General Mills — seemingly right up there with apple pie and motherhood as a symbol of American wholesomeness, but no more. General Mills is maker of these iconic breakfast cereals: Cheerios Chex Cinnamon Toast Crunch Fiber One Kix Lucky Charms Monsters Total Trix Wheaties In bowing to the revolutionary,...
  • Maher: When One Of Palin’s ‘Kids Gets Knocked Up They’ll Be Covered’

    06/29/2012 11:09:45 AM PDT · by Uncle Slayton · 66 replies
    CBSDC ^ | June 29, 2012
    WASHINGTON (CBSDC) — Comedian Bill Maher takes another swipe at Sarah Palin and her family. The host of HBO’s “Real Time” took to Twitter to slam the former Alaska governor who criticized the Supreme Court’s ruling upholding President Obama’s health care law. “#SarahPalin‬ tweeted “Obama lies, freedom dies” – oh cheer up, it just means when one of ur kids gets knocked up they’ll be covered,” Maher said.
  • Now Oreo Cookies Celebrate Gay Pride (Gag)

    06/26/2012 12:37:52 PM PDT · by geege · 75 replies
    Weasel Zippers ^ | 06/26/2012 | Zip
    Celebrate your pride for love! #dailytwist pic.twitter.com/ryqS3HyK Oreo Cookies Go Fabulous......More