Poisoning of food
May 31st, 2008 | 
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When I moved to the Princes’ islands three years ago the town on Buyukada was filled with vegetable shops that sold natural vegetables for low prices. It was awesome, one was able to eat organic, natural food for an affordable price.
Now, three years later, its hardly possible to find non-hormoned, non-manipulated food on the island. Welcome to the new reality: a global monopoly on food. A demonic plan unlike any other, with a simple premise: if you can’t control the production of food then you simply require all food to be treated with your chemicals. Codex alimentarius, ladies and gentlemen, the biggest power grab that has ever occurred on this planet.
Meanwhile girls aged 7 years old are starting to menstruate here in turkey because their bodies get confused by these large infusions of corporate hormones.
Codex Alimentarius, which comes into global effect in 2009, requires all food to be radiated and treated with antibiotics. That includes so called ‘organic food’ because they wouldn’t want anyone to catch a disease from eating natural plants, would they?
People seem unaware what sort of world lies ahead of us. If the oil prices double again half of the world population will not be able to afford simple food. And that can happen in a years time. What can we do, besides make each other aware of these dire problems?
No one seems to question why in 10 years time all food in our supermarkets and grocery stores has simply be replaced by mutated food. The grand tricksters of course have something up their sleeve: the codex is ‘just a voluntary set of guidelines and non-mandatory’. Let’s pause for a moment to realize how truly absurd that statement actually is. Here we have global organization that makes guidelines for trading the markets telling us these guidelines are mandatory – why, then, are there guidelines in the first place? Why do we need global trade guidelines that tell us we better radiate and poison our own food with chemicals?
The catch is of course that any country that does not comply will sooner or later be pushed out of business.And as farmers serve both local and international markets they have no choice: antibiotics and radiation on all food since separating is too expensive and no one seems to have brains enough to complain anyway.
What a pathetic place we are creating. I better find a place with a garden to grow my own food unless I want too see my daughter turn into an obese, over-hormoned entity.
Now, three years later, its hardly possible to find non-hormoned, non-manipulated food on the island. Welcome to the new reality: a global monopoly on food. A demonic plan unlike any other, with a simple premise: if you can’t control the production of food then you simply require all food to be treated with your chemicals. Codex alimentarius, ladies and gentlemen, the biggest power grab that has ever occurred on this planet.
Meanwhile girls aged 7 years old are starting to menstruate here in turkey because their bodies get confused by these large infusions of corporate hormones.
Codex Alimentarius, which comes into global effect in 2009, requires all food to be radiated and treated with antibiotics. That includes so called ‘organic food’ because they wouldn’t want anyone to catch a disease from eating natural plants, would they?
People seem unaware what sort of world lies ahead of us. If the oil prices double again half of the world population will not be able to afford simple food. And that can happen in a years time. What can we do, besides make each other aware of these dire problems?
No one seems to question why in 10 years time all food in our supermarkets and grocery stores has simply be replaced by mutated food. The grand tricksters of course have something up their sleeve: the codex is ‘just a voluntary set of guidelines and non-mandatory’. Let’s pause for a moment to realize how truly absurd that statement actually is. Here we have global organization that makes guidelines for trading the markets telling us these guidelines are mandatory – why, then, are there guidelines in the first place? Why do we need global trade guidelines that tell us we better radiate and poison our own food with chemicals?
The catch is of course that any country that does not comply will sooner or later be pushed out of business.And as farmers serve both local and international markets they have no choice: antibiotics and radiation on all food since separating is too expensive and no one seems to have brains enough to complain anyway.
What a pathetic place we are creating. I better find a place with a garden to grow my own food unless I want too see my daughter turn into an obese, over-hormoned entity.
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