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Food QualityTopic: Eugenics - Improving Humanity Through Good Breeding and GenocideEugenics [WikiPedia/Search/Video] was formulated by Sir Francis Galton in 1865, cousin of Charles Darwin. Early and prominent supporters of eugenics include
Some people have tried to put a positive spin on Eugenics:
This page has links to information on the WHO and their agenda. NAIS: RFID "Mark of the Beast" being Forced on Amish CommunityRFID Chips being Forced on Amish Community Concerned Amish Farmers Bring this to My Attention. The Indiana Amish community has been informed by the Indiana State Board of Animal Health that they are required to participate in a 3 phase process which will, at the second phase, put RFID chips in each of their animals. The 3 phases are:
In documents dated June 30, 2006, Jennifer Greiner, DVM, informs the small farmers that effective September 1, 2006, enrollment in the program will be MANDATORY, and all farm animals, defined as cattle, bison, swine, sheep, goats, and captive deer or elk, must be entered into the electronic database. [Source Article] by Margaret Schaut on http://www.squidoo.com/ Topic: NAIS - National Animal Identification System - International Control of Meat ProductionThe National Animal Identification System (NAIS) [Videos] is an international tracking system that favors the big corporate farmers, and it is already in place in several unfortunate countries and even in some states in the U.S. NAIS forces RF-ID tagging of all livestock and even the tracking of their feed. Congress has passed a "law" that forces all states to make it mandatory by 2009. This Orwellian NAIS attempts to force farmers and ranchers to register their premises (which is the pivotal first step locking each rancher into a binding contract; don't do this!), to invest in costly equipment, including RF-ID tags for every animal (costing from $5 to $10 each, not normally reimbursed by the packers), and even to tell the authorities whenever animals are moved off their property, whenever they are born, sold, or have died within days. Non-compliance is punished with a $1000 per day fine. NAIS will be the final destruction of the small family farms and ranches, since it will add crushing expenses, regulations, and fines to their already high costs of staying in business. As more and more local farms and ranches shut down, to the delight of the multi-national "Big-Beef"/"Big-Bird" companies (like Cargill, ADM, and Tyson), our food quality will diminish from the reduced competition. Do you Eat?! Then you should be against NAIS! There are groups in different states that have formed to fight NAIS in their respective states. Informative Links on NAIS http://www.NoNAIS.org/ Info Site - Fluoride Action NetworkThe Fluoride Action Network (F.A.N.) is an international coalition seeking to broaden public awareness about the toxicity of fluoride compounds and the health impacts of current fluoride exposures. Along with providing comprehensive and up-to-date information on fluoride issues to citizens, scientists, and policymakers alike, FAN remains vigilant in monitoring government agency actions that may impact the public's exposure to fluoride. Leslie Martin - Reform Candidate for KS State Representative, 61st DistrictLeslie Martin, Reform Candidate for KS State Representative, 61st District Leslie Martin is a strong proponent of traditional family values. She is pro-life and against embryonic stem-cell research. Leslie is particularly concerned about the National Animal Identification System, which forces RF-ID tagging of all livestock and even the tracking of their feed, and which Congress has scheduled to become mandatory in all states by 2009. NAIS will be the final destruction of the small family farms and ranches, since it will add crushing expenses, regulations, and fines to their already high costs of staying in business. As more and more local farms and ranches shut down, to the delight of the multi-national "Big-Beef"/"Big-Bird" companies (like Cargill, ADM, and Tyson), our food quality will diminish from the reduced competition. Do you Eat?! Then you should be against NAIS! Vote for Leslie Martin for Kansas State Representative, District #61. No Chipped Beef PleaseIf you are concerned about quality, quantity, and price of your next meal, you need to be concerned about this issue. How can a micro chip protect me? |
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