On Jul 4, 9:22*pm, "Do the World a favour, kill a leftist"
> wrote:
> See, you FILTHY Mexicans? *You have to wash your hands (or at least
> use toilet paper) after using that hole in the ground to relieve
> yourselves. *Did you Americans know that Mexicans often use human
> feces to fertilize crops??!
>
> WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Starting Monday, health inspectors will halt the
> shipment of ingredients common to Mexican cuisine from Mexico to the
> United States, sources familiar with the salmonella poisoning
> investigation said.
> Since April, more than 900 people have contracted the same strain of
> salmonella, but its source is unclear.
>
> Since April, more than 900 people have contracted the same strain of
> salmonella, but its source is unclear.
>
> The inquiry, which initially focused solely on tomatoes, has expanded
> to include cilantro, jalapeño peppers, Serrano peppers, scallions and
> bulb onions, said Tommy Thompson, former secretary of the Department
> of Health and Human Services, who said he has been informed of the
> plan.

Deport all illegal aliens. Bring back the family farm.

http://www,numbersusa.com/ NumbersUSA

bill

On Jul 7, 7:20 pm, wrote:
> On Jul 4, 9:22 pm, "Do the World a favour, kill a leftist"
>
>
>
> > wrote:
> > See, you FILTHY Mexicans? You have to wash your hands (or at least
> > use toilet paper) after using that hole in the ground to relieve
> > yourselves. Did you Americans know that Mexicans often use human
> > feces to fertilize crops??!
>
> > WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Starting Monday, health inspectors will halt the
> > shipment of ingredients common to Mexican cuisine from Mexico to the
> > United States, sources familiar with the salmonella poisoning
> > investigation said.
> > Since April, more than 900 people have contracted the same strain of
> > salmonella, but its source is unclear.
>
> > Since April, more than 900 people have contracted the same strain of
> > salmonella, but its source is unclear.
>
> > The inquiry, which initially focused solely on tomatoes, has expanded
> > to include cilantro, jalapeño peppers, Serrano peppers, scallions and
> > bulb onions, said Tommy Thompson, former secretary of the Department
> > of Health and Human Services, who said he has been informed of the
> > plan.
>
> Deport all illegal aliens. Bring back the family farm.
>
> http://www,numbersusa.com/ NumbersUSA
>
> bill


It would be great if we could return to the family farm but that will
only come into being if we go into a dictatorship government. AND we
have the right kind of dictator. The odds are great.
It will not happen but this country needs to can all politicians and
put STATESMEN in Washington, but they are a rare creature theses
days.. You start by NEVER reelecting any office holder, no matter who
or what they are period. Reelecting has created the mess of politics
we have now.

Another item which for the good of mankind, in the long run, is forbid
the hybridizing, cloning or use of hormones in anything in the food
chain. Today most of your food does not have the flavorful taste that
in nature it is suppose to have.
But until the public refuses to buy the crap, the greedy growers and
distrubutors are going to shove it on the market. MY suggeston is
refuse to buy it. Let it rot on their shelves. This practice of
artificial ripening of fruits in order to sell them is for the
BIRDS. WAKE up CUSTOMER and reclaim your right to good tasteing food.

Jack > wrote:
> On Jul 7, 7:20 pm, wrote:
>> On Jul 4, 9:22 pm, "Do the World a favour, kill a leftist"
>>
>>
>>
>> > wrote:
>>> See, you FILTHY Mexicans? You have to wash your hands (or at least
>>> use toilet paper) after using that hole in the ground to relieve
>>> yourselves. Did you Americans know that Mexicans often use human
>>> feces to fertilize crops??!
>>
>>> WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Starting Monday, health inspectors will halt the
>>> shipment of ingredients common to Mexican cuisine from Mexico to the
>>> United States, sources familiar with the salmonella poisoning
>>> investigation said.
>>> Since April, more than 900 people have contracted the same strain of
>>> salmonella, but its source is unclear.
>>
>>> Since April, more than 900 people have contracted the same strain of
>>> salmonella, but its source is unclear.
>>
>>> The inquiry, which initially focused solely on tomatoes, has
>>> expanded to include cilantro, jalapeño peppers, Serrano peppers,
>>> scallions and bulb onions, said Tommy Thompson, former secretary of
>>> the Department of Health and Human Services, who said he has been
>>> informed of the plan.
>>
>> Deport all illegal aliens. Bring back the family farm.
>>
>> http://www,numbersusa.com/ NumbersUSA

> It would be great if we could return to the family farm

Nope, the world has moved on.

> but that will only come into being if we go into a dictatorship government.
> AND we have the right kind of dictator.

Wouldnt even happen then, its just not possible anymore.

> The odds are great.

Impossible, actually.

Even the odds of any dictator are impossible in any of the great democracys now.

> It will not happen but this country needs to can all politicians and put
> STATESMEN in Washington, but they are a rare creature theses days..

They always were and the modern political system makes them even rarer.

> You start by NEVER reelecting any office holder, no matter who or what
> they are period. Reelecting has created the mess of politics we have now.

And no reelecting would make things MUCH worse when statesmen are so rare.

> Another item which for the good of mankind, in the long run, is forbid
> the hybridizing, cloning or use of hormones in anything in the food chain.

Wrong. Its plant and animal breeding that got us past being hunters and gatherers
at the mercy of the weather and climate change and allowed specialists etc, let
alone the industrial revolution, magnificant advances in science and medicine etc.

> Today most of your food does not have the flavorful taste that in nature it is suppose to have.

There's plenty still breeding food that leaves food thats optimised
for long shelf life and easy transportation for dead. Nothing to
stop you growing the old flavorful varietys if thats what you prefer
or paying the significantly higher cost for others to grow it for you.

> But until the public refuses to buy the crap,

Taint gunna happen, far to many cant afford the much more expensive older varietys.

> the greedy growers and distrubutors are going to shove it on the market.

They market what is bought.

> MY suggeston is refuse to buy it. Let it rot on their shelves.

It wont, because plenty cant afford the much more expensive older varietys.

> This practice of artificial ripening of fruits in order to sell them is for the BIRDS.

Its what has allowed cheap food independantly of the season.

> WAKE up CUSTOMER and reclaim your right to good tasteing food.

No one is holding a gun to your head and forcing you to buy what you dont like.

If they are, call the cops.

"Jack" > wrote in message
...
On Jul 7, 7:20 pm, wrote:
> On Jul 4, 9:22 pm, "Do the World a favour, kill a leftist"
>
>
>
> > wrote:
> > See, you FILTHY Mexicans? You have to wash your hands (or at least
> > use toilet paper) after using that hole in the ground to relieve
> > yourselves. Did you Americans know that Mexicans often use human
> > feces to fertilize crops??!
>
> > WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Starting Monday, health inspectors will halt the
> > shipment of ingredients common to Mexican cuisine from Mexico to the
> > United States, sources familiar with the salmonella poisoning
> > investigation said.
> > Since April, more than 900 people have contracted the same strain of
> > salmonella, but its source is unclear.
>
> > Since April, more than 900 people have contracted the same strain of
> > salmonella, but its source is unclear.
>
> > The inquiry, which initially focused solely on tomatoes, has expanded
> > to include cilantro, jalapeño peppers, Serrano peppers, scallions and
> > bulb onions, said Tommy Thompson, former secretary of the Department
> > of Health and Human Services, who said he has been informed of the
> > plan.
>
> Deport all illegal aliens. Bring back the family farm.
>
> http://www,numbersusa.com/ NumbersUSA
>
> bill


It would be great if we could return to the family farm but that will
only come into being if we go into a dictatorship government. AND we
have the right kind of dictator. The odds are great.
It will not happen but this country needs to can all politicians and
put STATESMEN in Washington, but they are a rare creature theses
days.. You start by NEVER reelecting any office holder, no matter who
or what they are period. Reelecting has created the mess of politics
we have now.

Another item which for the good of mankind, in the long run, is forbid
the hybridizing, cloning or use of hormones in anything in the food
chain. Today most of your food does not have the flavorful taste that
in nature it is suppose to have.
But until the public refuses to buy the crap, the greedy growers and
distrubutors are going to shove it on the market. MY suggeston is
refuse to buy it. Let it rot on their shelves. This practice of
artificial ripening of fruits in order to sell them is for the
BIRDS. WAKE up CUSTOMER and reclaim your right to good tasteing food.

And for those in the NorthCentral and NorthWest and NorthEast who want
veggies that don't grow in snow?

>
>
> It will not happen but this country needs to can all politicians and
> put STATESMEN in Washington, but they are a rare creature theses
> days.. You start by NEVER reelecting any office holder, no matter who
> or what they are period. Reelecting has created the mess of politics
> we have now.

>
>

Nah, he was an idiot the first time around, equaled
only by the idiots who reelected him.

Reelecting didn't create the mess, Bush "The Decider" did.

gloria p

On Sat, 12 Jul 2008 18:45:35 -0600, Gloria P >
wrote:

>
>>
>>
>> It will not happen but this country needs to can all politicians and
>> put STATESMEN in Washington, but they are a rare creature theses
>> days.. You start by NEVER reelecting any office holder, no matter who
>> or what they are period. Reelecting has created the mess of politics
>> we have now.
>
>>
>>
>
>Nah, he was an idiot the first time around, equaled
>only by the idiots who reelected him.
>
>Reelecting didn't create the mess, Bush "The Decider" did.
>
>gloria p

i had a beer with bush once, and he stuck me with the check.

your pal,
blake
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On Jul 12, 4:11 pm, "Kswck" > wrote:
> "Jack" > wrote in message
>
> ...
> On Jul 7, 7:20 pm, wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Jul 4, 9:22 pm, "Do the World a favour, kill a leftist"
>
> > > wrote:
> > > See, you FILTHY Mexicans? You have to wash your hands (or at least
> > > use toilet paper) after using that hole in the ground to relieve
> > > yourselves. Did you Americans know that Mexicans often use human
> > > feces to fertilize crops??!
>
> > > WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Starting Monday, health inspectors will halt the
> > > shipment of ingredients common to Mexican cuisine from Mexico to the
> > > United States, sources familiar with the salmonella poisoning
> > > investigation said.
> > > Since April, more than 900 people have contracted the same strain of
> > > salmonella, but its source is unclear.
>
> > > Since April, more than 900 people have contracted the same strain of
> > > salmonella, but its source is unclear.
>
> > > The inquiry, which initially focused solely on tomatoes, has expanded
> > > to include cilantro, jalapeño peppers, Serrano peppers, scallions and
> > > bulb onions, said Tommy Thompson, former secretary of the Department
> > > of Health and Human Services, who said he has been informed of the
> > > plan.
>
> > Deport all illegal aliens. Bring back the family farm.
>
> >http://www,numbersusa.com/NumbersUSA
>
> > bill
>
> It would be great if we could return to the family farm but that will
> only come into being if we go into a dictatorship government. AND we
> have the right kind of dictator. The odds are great.
> It will not happen but this country needs to can all politicians and
> put STATESMEN in Washington, but they are a rare creature theses
> days.. You start by NEVER reelecting any office holder, no matter who
> or what they are period. Reelecting has created the mess of politics
> we have now.
>
> Another item which for the good of mankind, in the long run, is forbid
> the hybridizing, cloning or use of hormones in anything in the food
> chain. Today most of your food does not have the flavorful taste that
> in nature it is suppose to have.
> But until the public refuses to buy the crap, the greedy growers and
> distrubutors are going to shove it on the market. MY suggeston is
> refuse to buy it. Let it rot on their shelves. This practice of
> artificial ripening of fruits in order to sell them is for the
> BIRDS. WAKE up CUSTOMER and reclaim your right to good tasteing food.
>
> And for those in the NorthCentral and NorthWest and NorthEast who want
> veggies that don't grow in snow?

I'll disagree with your statement that hybidizing , etc, is necessary
to have the products on the market that are there today. The natural
fruits and vegies still can be grown and can still be just a cheap as
all the other crap. Wake up and . If the only fruits and vegies grown
were the natural ones then thats what you would be buying at the
market today not the crappy stuff the growers are shoving down your
throat.