In 2011, Cargill, the biggest food conglomirate if you count agricultural commodities, sold contaminated poltry which killed 4 people and caused three miscariages. Foster Farms had to close their plant when their Salmanela infected chicken sickened over 600 people; they blamed this on cockroaches and not the shit water. In 2000, around 16 million pounds of Turkey proccessed by Cargill's Texas plant was recalled because of Listeria, which caused 7 still births, 29 illnesses. Cargill's processing plants put guts in their burgers, as well as bleach to clean the feces in the guts, plus meat which falls n factory floors, which gets treated with emonia. This has given a three-year-old E. coli-poisoning, killing her, and paralized a women from the waste down.
Every year in America, 440 million tons of animal waste is dumped in manure lagoons and sprayed in feilds despite clear evidence of environmental harm and damage to human health.
High-fructose corn syrup - High-fructose corn syrup became a thing in the 70s. The CEO of Archer Daniels Midland, Dwayne Andreas, convinced Raegan to sign laws making sugar, which had been cheap and plentifle, expensive to import, allowing the corn industry to corner the market.
America is dependant on corn, half of all which produced goes into ethinal, the other half going into feeding livestock. Corn gets more subsadies from the US government than any other crop. A nasty byproduct of this is that High-fructose corn syrup is found in most, if not all, junk food products, which caused diabetes to skyrocket, even though the effects were blamed on sugar.
Toxic corn tertilizer constantly washes off, poluting America's rivers, lakes and coastlines and groowing corn is a major ccontributor to air polution, which kills over 4,000 and causes $39B in health problem anually.
Seed oils - Cotton-seed-oil was used in factaries for lubricating machines and is highly toxic causing inferitlity, pregnancy problems, liver damage, resperatory problems and loss of apatite. In the 1911s, Proctor & Gamble hydroginated it to make it a relitively safe trans-fat, sold under the brand name Crisco as shortening, an alternative to lard. They started using this same hydrogination process on other types of seeds to create what is noe called vegintabl oil, even though it isnt made from vegitables.
Polyunsaturated fat found in seed oils turns into a varnish-like-substance in the intestines. This makes people twice as likely to die from cancer and is and is also linked to alzheimers and heart disease. Obesity has skyrocketed 1 for 1 with the use of 'vegitable' oil since the 1960s.
After WWII, Proctor & Gamble stopped using cotton-seed-oil in exhcange for a cheaper alternative, leftover rancind soybean oil from animal feed production.
In 1949 Procter & Gamble bribed the American Heart Association (AHA) under the guise of a national radio competition they sponsored, with $1.5M ($19M) to reccomend polyunsaturated fats and ignore their health risks. Later in 1961, the AHA released a study claiming that animal fats raise calesteral, cuasing heart attacks, again recomending 'vegitable' oil as an alternitive. Even though in 1990, a Dutch study found that trans-fats raise your colesteral even more than animal fats.
The FDA came down on them but nothing changed. Whenever Crisco or a bottle of vegitable oil says 0 trans-fats, it actually means only 0.5 per table spoon. 2% of fat consumed being trans-fat causes a 23% increase in heart disease, so do the math.
It's in the name: Rape oil. Don't trust it.
Palm oil - Palm oil is used in junk food, shampoo and cosmetics. 85% of palm oil production comes from Indonesia and Malaysia, on vast deforested plantations which were formerly habitats for Orangutans and other endangered species, where essentially abducted victims are forced to work slave labor.
Unilever - Unilover make Dove soap, Lipton ice tea, Axe body spray, the Clear Blue pregancy test, and they owned Kalvin Klein for a while.
Unilever allegedly had countless meetings where the company's top execs discussed the possibility of violence in Kenya its election. On a Unilever tea plantation in Kenya, gangs of men with machetes, some of whom were reportedly Uilever employees, threatened thier co-workers to vote favorable for the company. When the election results didnt go their way, inexplicable, these gangs killed 11 Unilever workers. 15 years later, Uilever paid an undisclosed sum to some of the workers effected. In 2023 it came out that dozens of womenat Unilever's tea plantations had been sexually abused at their plantations.
Baby Food - Toxic heavy metals have been foun din 95% of baby foods sold in America, such as lead arsnic and mercury. The FDA knowingly allows this and sets the limits, even allowing 4 times more arsnic in baby products to match levels at Walmart.
Pet Food - Mars, the company which makes the candy bars, as well as Uncle Ben's Rice, also make pet food. The pet food in question consists of diseased zoo animals, salughter house scraps (feathers beaks, tumors, hyde) sometimes road-kill and even other euphinized pets. Conveinently, Mars also has a monopoly on vet offices (BluePearl) and vet supply companies for when pets get sick from the food they produce. Mars also employs kids as young as 5 in Ghana to harvest their coca beans with machates.
MGOs and Pesticides
A GMO is any organism whose genetic makeup has been altered using genetic engineering, and specifically, an organism that was altered in a way that does not occur naturally through mating or natural recombination.
Monsanto - Monsanto has patents on their GMO seeds, meaning it's illegal for farmers to replant them, allowing Monsanto's seeds to account for 80% of the USA’s total corn acreage. Food and Power: Addressing Monopolization in America’s Food System. 2019: “Seeds are often designed to terminate—or, to fail to germinate—after one harvest, forcing farmers to purchase new seeds each season. Consolidated corporations also gain control over producers through seed and chemical product pairings that push farmers into a “pesticide treadmill,” in which they are dependent on both a corporation’s evolving seeds and chemical inputs to produce a healthy crop This combined seed and chemical regime also increases farmers’ costs of production, with USDA data showing that the per-acre cost of soybean and corn seed spiked dramatically between 1995 and 2014, by 351 percent and 321 percent, respectively.”
In the 1980s, Monsanto created glyphosate, (marketed as Roundup) an extremely potent herbicide, only safe to use on GMO seeds, becoming the most widely used herbicide. It has been linked to a number of cases of cancer and resulted in multiple billion dollar settlements against the company. The Seralini study, originally published in the journal Food and Chemical Toxicology, reported that rats studied for 2 years while being exposed to Monsanto’s Roundup-tolerant genetically modified maize died 2–3 times more than rats not eating GMO corn. The study also claimed female rats developed tumors more often than the rats fed non-GMO corn. After his study was retracted and his name tarnished, Professor Seralini won a defamation lawsuit against a magazine that called the research conducted by him and his team a “scientific fraud”.
(Backround on Monsanto: In the 1920s, Monsanto became the soul producer polychlorinated biphenyl, (PCB) which is a carcinogen and pollutant used in power transformers and capacitors. Internal documents leaked in 2002 show that Monsanto was well aware of the toxicity of PCBs more than a decade before their eventual ban by Congress in 1979. Monsanto was a large contributor to the Manhattan Project. They were instrumental in the development of the polonium-based initiators used in the two atomic bombs dropped on Japan. Monsanto also produced Agent Orange, used by the US to defoliate jungles and destroy North Vietnamese crops During the Vietnam War. It ended up permenentaly contaminating concentrated areas causing 3 million people to suffer health defects and half a million Vietnamese children to be born with deformities.)
USDA - Jonathan Lundgren, an entomologist working for the US Department of Agriculture, (USDA) filed a whistlblower complaint against his employer for suppressing his research which found that certain pesticides may be affecting bee and butterfly populations. The USDA sought to dismiss Lundgren’s complaint as “frivolous” and based on “speculative and unsupported” allegations. However, the court’s ruled in favor of Lundgren. Lundgren originally filed an internal complaint in September 2014 accusing the USDA of retaliating against him because of his research. The complaint was dismissed by the USDA and Lundgren was suspended in October 2014. He was suspended for three days after USDA investigators found emails among his research staff which included indecent jokes. On October 28, 2015, Lundgren filed a complaint with the federal Merit Systems Protection Board after his supervisors allegedly began to “impede or deter his research and resultant publications.” Lundgren’s complaint alleged that his supervisors suspended him in retaliation for his research on neonicotinoid pesticides and his calls for an investigation of both the USDA and the Environmental Protection Agency.
According to the the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, the organization representing Lundgren, at least 10 USDA scientists have been investigated or faced other consequences arising from research that called into question the safety of certain agricultural chemicals.
In late December 2016, researchers with France’s National Institute for Agricultural Research confirmed the allegations of conflicts of interest involved in GMO research. The study found that nearly half of studies on genetically modified crops were found to have conflicts of interest. The study also concluded that GM studies with conflict of interest had an increased likelihood of drawing conclusions which favored genetically modified or engineered foods. The researchers examined 579 published studies and found that around 40% showed at least one conflict of interest. In these cases the conflict was typically related to someone involved with the study also working as an employee of a GM company or having received funds directly from the company. The director of research at France’s National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA) told the media, “We thought we would find conflicts of interest, but we did not think we would find so many.”
FDA - Although the FDA has downplayed any efforts to label GM foods as potentially hazardous, previously unreleased FDA documents show the agency was aware of possible risks to humans as far back as 1991. The documents were released through a lawsuit filed by Steven Druker, a public interest attorney and executive director of the Alliance for Bio-Integrity (ABI). Druker obtained 44,000 pages of messages, memos, and reports from the FDA and released them in his book, Altered Genes, Twisted Truth. One such document, the FDA’s 1992 “Statement of Policy: Foods Derived From New Plant Varieties,” stated the agency was “not aware of any information” showing that GMOs differ “in any meaningful way” from other food, despite memos showing researchers did, indeed, have questions about the safety of GE foods. One FDA compliance officer wrote that the agency “was trying to fit a square peg into a round hole… [by] trying to force an ultimate conclusion that there is no difference between foods modified by genetic engineering and foods modified by traditional breeding practices.
Nestlé - Nestlé, probably one of the most evil parasitic-cabals in history is also the largest food company in the world. In the 70s, they ran a campeignin which they bribed doctors and medical journals to promote the idea that thier baby foruma, which was origionally meant for women unable to breastfeed, was actually healthier than breast milk, causing countless generations to underdevelop without proper nutritian as babies. If a mother stops breastfeeding, even after a few days, their milk supply drops, creating a dependancy on the product. Up intil recently, baby bottles contained the xenoestrogen, BPA, which lowers testosterone. Even though today, not breastfeeding or using baby-formula alone is recomended against, there are still reports of Nestlé paying doctors to promote their products, giving out free samples and advertising in hospitals. In Africa this causes babies to die because the forula is mixed with dirty water, contributing to 66.000 infant deaths in 1981 alone. (Do the math) In the early days they had women dressed as nurses to go into African communities and shill Nestlé's baby forumla.
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