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http://thepiedpiper.tripod.com/esevol2a.htm
Now for the next part
http://ThePiedPiper.tripod.com/esevol3.htm
*Bacteria
****Since it seems as if bacteria create a lot of things and can create
silver
could it be that they create some of the minerals and nutrients that we
get from plants? Thank You for the life that gave you life could be
"Thank You for the bacteria(s) that gave their lives so you might live"
in other words plants are alive too.
To say that experiments should be done on humans like Monsanto
"MS No Nato"
seems to advocate - since it just can not seem to get the results
that it wants from just using animals.
What has happened?
We no longer use all the animal so animals go to rendering plants
with their flea collars, tags or chemicals in their bodies.
We no longer use all the plants so they are used in animal feed
with the pesticides, herbicides and chemicals on them.
Plants engineered to use more chemicals, so they go to market and
We eat bread that has more chemicals, vegetables that have more
herbicides
and many other things.
Now it seems as if Monsanto is acquiring a new name
GUARDIAN (London) Friday January 28, 2000
Julia Finch
Monsanto's name radically modified
"The newly merged Pharmacia Corporation will use the names Searle,
Pharmacia and Upjohn for its three sales divisions. Only an autonomous
agricultural subsidiary will continue to use the Monsanto name."
The GUARDIAN article led to someone else coining
"Pharmacia, that is: Pharma-C.I.A. is the new name for the well known
purveyors of death previously known as Monsanto."
****Conspiracy Theory
200 medical schools go down to 6
Baylor in Waco, Texas is the home base University for one of the six.
Safe kids - children cloned anyway controlled completely
Safe parents - Crèches - since parents and schools seem to need to use
Ritalin or drugs
Safe education - By Virtual Reality after they take out all congregation
places Rodeos, Churches, ect
Safe sex - By Virtual Reality
Now Why Don't I feel SAFE???
Did I mention that I believe control of the medical establishment would
have to be acquired before they could implement this?
[will flesh out this section later]
****Human Surplus:
So, computers will create more jobs, well they will create more people
to take down the welfare state(s) and finally acquire the monopoly they
seek!
Example: a group that say that they are a branch of the Mormons - that
advocate more than one wife; seven or more wives with 40 or more
children per man - the man believes that the more wives he has the
better chance he has to get to heaven.
another Example of multiple wives could be the Arabs - but this is their
culture at this time and they have their own way of dealing with extra
children.
Then you have China which advocates one child per family.
****Which Idea or Culture is right?
Well, there are a lot of people and more being born every day
but the criteria also needs to take into account some other things.
* we live by the grace of bacteria which does everything from breaking
down our food for digestion, to culturing our milk for things like
cheese and yogurt.
* it has been proved that some bacteria reproduce by sexual means with
one bacterian being both male and female and when two meet they have to
decide which one becomes pregnant (a Nobel prize was awarded to the
person that found
this out)
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/EID/vol4no3/lederberg.htm
*So, to take a page from the book of another thinker
Why mess with one area when you can set the World on it's ear!
http://www.the-times.co.uk/cgi-bin/BackIssue?1946312
* An extraordinary theory about the origins of life is causing
controversy, says Nigel Hawkes ** November 25 1998 "MIND AND MATTER" --
Nigel Hawkes **
** Is this how life really began? **
This article refers to a Dr. Thomas Gold who
This man has made a hypothesis that - oil is biogenic
*** I ask this with the different ways that bacteria reproduce
and what they can produce Silver. ect
http://ThePiedPiper.tripod.com/esevol2a.htm
What if plants do NOT get their nutrients from the soil but from
bacteria that
live in a symbiotic relationship with the plant? So, Genetically
Modified plants that produce herbicides and or pesticides could also
be killing the
type of bacteria that normally make the plant a beneficial food
product.
*Ever seen a whole plant move to follow the light? A plant
collaboration? A low level
intellect? So, are plants any lower on the evolutionary ladder than a
cow?
To "Thank The Life That Gives You Life"!
*Vegetarian
This means that the life force of a plant is little different than the
life
force of a cow. To say that we should stop eating beef, consider how
many
buffalo were in America before the Europeans came. Plants (or should I
say
the plants bacteria) seems to like fertilizer. Why would some people be
against
fur breeders then, if the animals were not killed sadistically? Some
were against fur or animal breeders because they are interested in the
animals health
since a unhealthy animal would not have a decent coat of fur. At the
time of fur
breeders we were using most of the animal including it's hide and
sending an
animal to the processors (for fat) with a flea collar or a cattle tag
on? Not
when the hide was used for tanning.
*Survival Index
How would this apply? How strong is the Survival Index of bacteria?
What kind of energy is part of the human brain, since it is basically
made of animal fat?
http://www.brain.com
Your brain needs essential fatty acids to perform a number of critical
biological functions. Your brain is 60% fat. In a healthy brain Omega-3
is the most
Scientists Closing In On How Increased Alzheimer's Risk Is Linked To Fat
CHICAGO, IL. -- October 27, 1997
http://www.pslgroup.com/dg/3ffce.htm
the fact the brain is 70 percent fat
Improve Your Mood with Food
http://www.healthyideas.com/cooking/news/981001.news.html
"Levels of omega-3s were 40% lower in patients with depression, on
average
(Biological Psychiatry, Mar 1, 1998)."
High-Fat Diet Protects Brain After Stroke
A Western diet, containing animal fat and protein, may help prevent
loss of cognitive functioning and mental ability following a stroke.
URL: womenshealth.medscape.com/jobson/MedTrib...logybrief1.html
Last modified on: 20-Aug-1999
Zone Talk 37 Date: 10 Nov 1998
"Your brain consists largely of fat".....Say what?!!!!!
http://www.zonehome.com/zt37/_disc/00000150.htm
this article is good, except that it advocates Canola - check out the
links on my chemical page in reference to other things that Canola has
that are not good
http://ThePiedPiper.tripod.com/ch_01chem.htm
*Add in that John Watson (influence 1919- )
Association - the experiment with Little Albert
president of the American Psychological Association
Vice-President of the J. Walter Thompson advertising agency
said in "The Psychological Care of Infant and Child(1928)"
"Never hug and kiss them, never let them sit in your lap. If you must,
kiss them once on the forehead when they say good night."
Also, I think it was Jugg that had a brother (or other relative in
Switzerland that was a Nazi)
**** Nobel Prizes
I was told that to do what I wanted to do that I would have to earn the
Nobel Peace Prize, so I checked out who had won Nobel Prizes expressly
in the last few years.
The Scientific Prize is awarded by Sweden
The Peace Prize is awarded by the Netherlands
To this I say that if these thinkers are advocating a ant type society
then it seems as
if ants can do that better than humans.
(c)20 Jan 2000 by Laura Lee Lanning-Shipton
Hitler-ism or (NWO) New World Order is Suicidal
http://ThePiedPiper.tripod.com/esevol2a.htm
Some more information that I gathered was that Kissinger believes that
we need to have a war to control population. Needless to say Kissinger
was a Jew - he was ex-communicated!
this is a rough draft of what will be posted.
The Pied Piper
Dave wrote:
>
> -Caveat Lector- <A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/">
> </A> -Cui Bono?-
>
> Pharmacia, that is: Pharma-C.I.A. is the new name for the well known
> purveyors of death previously known as Monsanto.
> Let us all keep the momentum against Monsanto in place, and not fall for the
> simple expediency of their name change - Pharma-cia = Monsanto.
> Pharmacia (= Monsanto) has brought us
> FrankenFoods,
> rBGH,
> Aspartame
> (the excitotoxic poison in "diet" Coke and the majority of other "diet"
> supermarket products)
> and last but not least:
> Bt genetically modified corn, spliced with gene to include a pesticide in
> the altered crop (yum.)
> & the recently failed:
> Terminator seeds &
> Water supply of the world as a corporate monopoly income source
>
> This company has simply one of the worst records on the planet for poisoning
> people and environment; for performing Fraudulent "science" testing; for
> using political pull to cover-up LIES and FRAUD, to coverup DEATH and
> DEBILITY directly caused by ASPARTAME (this coverup is carefully coordinated
> with FDA, as most of the others mentioned).
>
> Damaging the environment
> In the 1980s, Monsanto Corporation got a bad name for polluting every square
> foot of the planet with noxious PCBs, dioxin, and harmful pesticides. Now
> Monsanto is a leader in the biotech revolution that threatens to engineeer
> the genes of every food crop on the planet with potentially desasterous
> consequences for the environment.
> In 1996 Monsanto introduced its RoundUp Ready soybean - which has been
> geneticallyaltered to be resistant to the chemical herbicide glyphosate
> which is marketed by Monsanto as Roundup. The inbuilt resistance allows
> farmers to use the herbicide while the crop is growing. Other altered crops
> likeky to be marketed include maize, wheat, sugar beet, letuce, potatoes and
> poplar.
>
> Monsanto also owns 49.9 percent of Calgene, the maker of the Flavr Savr
> tomato engineered for longer shelf life.
>
> Irresponsible marketing
> Since April 1995, the U.S. FDA has reported over 10,000 volunteered consumer
> complaints stemming from NutraSweet (aka Equal , Aspartame). Among the
> symptoms listed are blindness seizures, memory loss, loss of limb control,
> slurred speech, skin lesions, extremity numbness, depression, mood swings,
> anxiety attacks, coma and death.
> Absorbed very quickly into the bloodstream it metabolizes into six to eight
> byproducts including methyl alcohol and the class A carcinogen,
> formaldehyde. The ealy research history of aspartame was plagued with
> deception. Although the US FDA gave the pproduct approval, it latter emerged
> that the results of animal experiments had been manipulated to improve the
> results.
>
> Monsanto's herbicide Butachlor, marketed in foreigh countries as Machete and
> Lambast, has never been permanently approved by the EPA. Adverse effects of
> the chemical include weight loss, weight changes in internal organs, reduced
> brain size together with lesions. Butachlor, reports Multinational Monitor,
> can be found in the U.S. food supply. It's used in Argentina, Brazil, China,
> India, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand and Venezuela, which means that the
> majority of rice imports could contain it.
>
> Monsanto owns the drug company, G.D. Searle - producers of;
>
> Demulen, an oral contraceptive, is an estrogenic compound. Environmental
> scientists are linking estrogenic pollutants to breast cancer.
> Flagyl, an oral synthetic antiprotozoal and antibacterial, can cause
> convulsive seizures, peripheral neuropathy, a significant lessening of white
> blood corpuscles, and can make candida infections worse.
>
> Kerlone for "management of hypetension" can contribute to cardiac failure.
>
> Lomotil, the anti-diarrhea drug, has a number of adverse effects including
> tachycardia, vomiting, depression, numbness of extremities and pancreatitis.
>
> Animal Abuse
> Monsanto performs experiments on many thousand of animals each year. These
> tests are as pointless as ever since not only are the result of animal test
> inconclusive in terms of likely outcome in terms of humans, but Monsanto
> (like many other companies) has a been known to manipulate the results to
> meet their requirements (as was the case with aspartame).
> Monsanto's artificial bovine growth hormone BGH (Posilac) is designed to
> make cows produce more milk. Ingnoring the fact that no body needs more milk
> one of the problems with the use of the hormone is that it pushes the cow to
> the limits of production and causes illness such as Mastitis. In Monsanto's
> own words: "Use of Posilac has been associated with increases in cystic
> ovaries and disorders of the uterus...digestive disorders...enlarged hocks
> and lesions (lacerations, enlargements, calluses) of the knee..." On March
> 1993 the Veterinary Medicine Advisory Committee of the FDA unanimously
> agreed with the Monsanto conclusion that "Cows injected with Posilac are at
> an increased risk for clinical mastitis." If you drink milk you will be
> pleased to know that this disease is treatment with high levels of
> antibiotics which no doubt find their way into the milk supply. Since the
> intriduction of BGH in the USA, reports of serious health and reproductive
> problems among U.S. cows have increased significantly.
>
> Further information:
> http://www.envirolink.org/arrs/AnimaLife/spring95/BGH.html - Background
> information http://www.envirolink.org/arrs/essays/posilac.html - Cancer
> threat http://www.monitor.net/rachel/r381.html - Milk, rBGH, and
> Biotechnology
>
> Censorship
> Monsanto has tried to intimidate farmers and retailers in the USA who label
> their milk products as BGH-free (see above). The corporation has actually
> brought lawsuits against such farmers and, through a related organization,
> has sued the state of Vermont over its premissive attitude toward BGH
> labeling. This seems an obvious encroachement on the Americas' First
> Amendment and is no doubt outrageous, but the Department of Justice appears
> to do nothing to stop it.
> Monsanto Corporation, a major manufacturer of phenoxy herbicides, in the
> late 1970s and early 1980s sponsored studies of workers that the company had
> exposed to dioxin, and these studies showed no increased cancer deaths among
> exposed workers. However, the Monsanto studies have been criticized by a
> report from the National Research Council, which says Monsanto's studies
> were "plagued with errors in classification of exposed and unexposed groups,
> according to some reports, and hence have been biased toward a finding of no
> effect." A 1990 analysis of Monsanto workers, conducted by the National
> Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, reported a
> statistically-significant increase in soft tissue sarcomas.
>
> As part of its multi-year scientific reassessment of dioxin, EPA recently
> published a draft review of all scientific data linking dioxin to cancer and
> other health effects in humans. The EPA's draft document concludes that four
> separate studies of workers exposed to dioxin have revealed an "overall
> increased mortality from all malignancies combined." EPA speculates that
> dioxin's ability to mimic hormones gives dioxin the capacity to cause cancer
> in many different organs and bodily systems in humans.
>
> There seems to be little room left for doubt: As the EPA's "scientific
> reassessment team" told then-chief of EPA, William Reilly, January 27, 1992:
> "Dioxin does cause cancer in humans." suing Monsanto on behalf of plaintiffs
> who say they were harmed when a Norfolk and Western railroad tank car
> derailed, spilling 19,000 gallons of a Monsanto chemical called "ocp-crude"
> into the community of Sturgeon, Missouri the night of January 10, 1979.
>
> Denial of responsibility means, basically, stonewalling pollution, even on
> your own property. For example, Monsanto's plant in Sauget, Illinois has
> over a dozen chemical dumps on it, according to the WALL STREET JOURNAL,
> several of them containing substantial quantities of cancer-causing PCBs, at
> concentrations as high as 74,000 parts per million (ppm), or 7.4 percent.
> For years, Monsanto's Sauget plant was the nation's largest single
> manufacturer of PCBs.
>
> Monsanto officials insist that the PCBs on their property do not necessarily
> belong to them. Anyone could have dumped PCBs there, they say. All told,
> there are more than one million tons of chemical wastes on Monsanto's
> property--chlorinated pesticides,
>
> PCBs and other chemicals that Monsanto manufactured on the site for decades.
> Monsanto insists the wastes did not necessarily come from their plant,
> located half a mile north of the dumps. It is company policy to destroy
> waste records after 4 years.
>
> Meanwhile the state of Illinois has spent 12 years and $1.3 million trying
> to get the Monsanto site listed on the federal Superfund. An estimated 13
> tons of chemical wastes leach off the Monsanto site into the Mississippi
> River each year.
>
> Monsanto products include:
> NutraSweet, Equal, BGH (aka rBGH, rBST, Posilac), Simplese (an artificial
> butter fat),
> Simple Pleasures Frozen Dairy Desserts, Salad Dressing and Maonnaise;
> the artificial fibers Astroturf and Wear Dated Carpets;
> the home insulation foam sheeting called Fome-Cor;
> the garden herbicides Roundup and Dimension;
> agricultural chemicals: Lasso, Harness Plus, Far Go, Avauer, Machete,
> Bronco, Bullet,
> Cropstar GB, Freedom, Landmaster BW, Micro-Tech Partner, Ram Rod, Accord,
> Buckle,
> Fallow Master, Lariat, Rodeo;
> the feed supplement and preservative Alimet;
> the Flavr Savr tomato.
> Campaigns and resistance:
> Boycotts:
> Family farm Defenders, P.O. Box 581, Hillsboro, Wisconsin, 54634, for BGH
> Pure Dairy Commission, RR 2, Box 191, New Auburn WI 54757. for BGH
> Betty Martini, 5940 Brookgreen Road, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30328, for
> NutraSweet
> Outside links and further information
> >From RACHEL'S ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH WEEKLY
> Monsanto and it's public image - #504
> Aspartame and brain cancer - #520
> Dioxins and cancer. How Monsanto hid he truth - #494, #400, #353, #171
> Genetic engineering, particularly rBGH - #521, #483, #454, #384, #383, #382,
> #381
> PCBs (Polychlorinated biphenyls) - #329, #327, #295, #144
> Monsantos toxic dumps - #358, #357
> Monsanto pushes pesticides
> http://www.essential.org/monitor/hyper/mm0393.html#pushing
>
> Dave Hartley
> http://www.Asheville-Computer.com/dave
>
> GUARDIAN (London) Friday January 28, 2000
> Julia Finch
>
> Monsanto's name radically modified
>
> The Monsanto company name, which has become synonymous with the
> genetically modified food business, is to be ditched, the company revealed
> last night.
>
> The beleaguered American biotech company is merging with the US-Swiss
> drugs group Pharmacia & Upjohn and the $50bn corporation will in future be
> known as Pharmacia.
>
> "We have chosen a name with power and global relevance," said Robert
> Shapiro, chairman of Monsanto, who will lead the new company. "This name
> and logo will create a strong new identity for our 60,000 employees and
> will build value with our existing customers worldwide."
>
> Mr Shapiro, who championed GM food, was once regarded as a visionary who
> would mix nutrition, biotechnology, crop protection and medicine in one
> commercial venture. But the Monsanto name became tainted last year as the
> consumer backlash against GM food spread from Europe to the US.
>
> In addition to food safety and environmental fears there were concerns
> that farmers in developing countries would never be able to afford the new
> Monsanto seeds.
>
> Last month a shareholder campaign in the US unveiled a plan to target 24
> companies, including Monsanto, demanding a moratorium on the use of GM
> food until independent testing had been completed. The campaign is being
> coordinated by 275 religious and other groups which claim to control
> $100bn of shares in US companies.
>
> Monsanto, which had been a high-flying pharmaceutical stock and darling of
> Wall Street, fell swiftly from grace when its crop technology business,
> which little over a year ago was regarded as a world beater, turned into
> an albatross. Shareholders watched as their investments lost a third of
> their value.
>
> The newly merged Pharmacia Corporation will use the names Searle,
> Pharmacia and Upjohn for its three sales divisions. Only an autonomous
> agricultural subsidiary will continue to use the Monsanto name.
>
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If you treat a relationship as if you are the only one in it, eventually
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Atrocities happen when the people about you -
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