“We got calls about the seeds from U of I,” Schirmer says. “Those seeds are perfectly fine. It's the unsolicited seeds with false labeling that we don’t know about. That's why we encourage people to report them and take action, either by sending them in or disposing them in a way that limits germination.”
For those with concerns.
To: Western Phil
I think they were a social experiment about the US postal system imo.
2 posted on
08/17/2020 6:34:09 PM PDT by
Bayard
To: Western Phil
This is what is known as a "dry run".
Trust nothing that comes from China. Ever.
3 posted on
08/17/2020 6:35:46 PM PDT by
Harmless Teddy Bear
(And lead us not into hysteria, but deliver us from the handwashers. Amen!)
To: Western Phil
Went to the site and read it all, still don’t know how a “brushing scam” works.
4 posted on
08/17/2020 6:40:30 PM PDT by
ZOOKER
(Until further notice the /s is implied...)
To: Western Phil
Yep, and now they’re ‘brushing’ people with COVID face diapers. My wife got one in the mail on Friday and didn’t know why until I read an article in the paper that evening. If you want me to play your silly game, then send me something useful. Like a new laptop or a Chinese made SKS.
9 posted on
08/17/2020 8:53:46 PM PDT by
Viking2002
("If a really stupid person becomes senile......how can you tell?" - George Carlin)
To: Western Phil
“Mystery seeds: Likely a scam, not a biohazard’
oh, hogwash! everyone knows that they’re Chinese Tiffids! So be sure to have a big supply of saltwater on hand ...
10 posted on
08/17/2020 10:42:50 PM PDT by
catnipman
(Cat Nipman: Vote Republican in 2012 and only be called racist one more time!)
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