Denmark Vesey: Ron Paul Says Pass The Dutchie Pon The Left Hand Side

Friday, December 16, 2011

Ron Paul Says Pass The Dutchie Pon The Left Hand Side

2 comments:

Her Side said...: I can't help but consider all the time I spent looking into the dangerous food additives made legal by our "protective" government. The argument that marijuana does harm to the body flies in the face of logic based on their comfort with destroying the food supply.

I guess it's much easier to jail a bunch of folks for victimless crimes than the food vendor pushing MSG...; Dec 17, 2011, 1:27:00 PM
The Doc aka Mr. "Yaw'ready kno', shawty" said...: Codex Alimentarius, Her Side, you should startpage it. All part of their plan for popul. reduction. Declare nutrients toxins so your body can't get what it needs that way, then make overprocessing of food mandatory to strip it of any nutritional value.

That's why obesity is an epidemic. Most store-bought food no longer has any nutrients, just empty calories. With the GMO even raw plants and veggies are being bred to strip them of any nutritional value. And when you think of how many secretly malnourished people are going to die because their immune systems don't have the proper fuel it needs to fight off disease, it's disturbing.

But that's just what the luciferians in charge want.

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Codex Alimentarius; Dec 19, 2011, 10:01:00 AM

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