Posted on 07/16/2017 3:45:17 PM PDT by Macoozie
A 2009 study conducted by the Economic Research Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture cited some alarming facts about Chinese farm-raised seafood.
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He shouldn’t be arguing with you, in any case
Well, whatever floats your boat.
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Arguing is what FReerepublic runs on!
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Oh, yeah. It is isn’t it!??! Well, you are on target, and he is not. LOL
Wrong.
The NT is about teaching people to follow CHRIST.
People cannot live up to God's standards and be holy as God is holy. Not possible. Get out of that cult you are following.
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Garlic and onions are lilies, which are all grasses.
Baseball size?
The best Garlic is usually smaller than a golf ball.
Elephant garlic gets about baseball sized, but is weak on Alicin, which substance is the chief reason to eat garlic, and does require sulfur supplementation if you keep using the same patch.
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Following “Christ” is following Torah in every way.
That was the whole point of John’s first epistle.
That is belief.
I noticed the lqt3st Red Lobster Crabfest is featuring “Southern King Crab”, which my research shows to be from the west coast of South America. Any opinions?
Nope, you are getting your history wrong. Zyklon was developed by Degesch (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Schädlingsbekämpfung) (Currently Detia-Degesch GmbH). They later sold it under the name Cyanosil.
Zyklon B was made in America by American Cyanamid, parts of which are now controlled by BASF, and other parts by Pfizer and Proctor and Gamble.
But I don’t see the Bayer links you assert.
Lillies and garlic are bulbs, bulbs are not grasses
When we lived near DeFuniak Springs, wild onions were common. They were tasty but it took a lot of them as they were around the diameter as a nickel.
If cows got into them, it would flavor the milk and make it undrinkable.
If you think your plant needs sulfur, try Epsom Salts. (Magnesium Sulfate.)
Read in the past, stay away for fish from Chili. Also frozen fish. Can be caught here but processed in China.
Garlic, canned mushrooms, peas, apple juice and some chicken also come from China,
Recently was told by a cardiologist only eat fish oil from Scandinavia. A lot of it is also comes from China and is high in mercury.
That is interesting, never heard that before.
a lot of penicillin, aspirin and acetaminophen is from China
Pretty much ALL the vitamin C. A lot of A, B12 and E too
Chinese produce is also coming in via Italy and the Mediterranean.
Supposedly the EUSSR labeling requirements are not enforced for foods exported to the US so tomatoes, olive oil, and other “Italian” goods may not be what they are listed as.
I’ve read several articles on this in the past year.
Best freshwater eatin’ fish is walleye.
"IG Farben had bought the patent for the pesticide Zyklon B"....
The current main successor companies are AGFA, BASF, Bayer and Sanofi.
How do you get your garlic to keep through the winter?
IG Farben was not a conglomerate in the American sense. It was a cartel of the German Chemical companies. It was put together in 1925 and broken back up into its component companies after the war.
Farben means dye (from farbe - color), and it was designed to remove competition in the dye and related chemical industries.
It grew out of the World War I collaboration of Hoechst, Cassella, BASF, Bayer, and Agfa. After the first war, the syndicate developed into Farben, with the other companies contributing their assets and taking shares in BASF. While ownership and senior policy making was consolidated at the Frankfurt headquarters (later the HQ for the US occupation forces) but operations remained decentralized. After WWII, the west Germans split out Hoechst and Bayer in 1951, BASF in 1952. (Agfa was initially part of Bayer after the split; then Bayer contributed it to get a half interest in Agfa Gevaert, then bought all of Agfa Gevaert back. And then sold all of Agfa Gevaert in two stages.)
So trying to associate Bayer with a product that neither came from or ended up with them borders on Fake News. You might as well pin it on the French since they have what is left of Cassella and Hoechst.
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