I took a quick look at all the tabs sometime back and my antenna went up. This happens on occasion and I avoid what I think is suspicious. The powers that be are much too good at weaving a narrative and getting people on board...it's the feel-good phrases they pack around everything. I rarely provide feedback to the source of the link ba…
I took a quick look at all the tabs sometime back and my antenna went up. This happens on occasion and I avoid what I think is suspicious. The powers that be are much too good at weaving a narrative and getting people on board...it's the feel-good phrases they pack around everything. I rarely provide feedback to the source of the link based on my 'feelings' because others have their own gut instincts. I am a firm believer that there are more than two sides to many things - gray areas, like those around Glyphosate.
I completely agree. If you're a homeowner with a small (say 3 acre) farm, you can't do without Roundup or you would be overgrown with weeds that cannot be eliminated any other way. I keep wondering if this crusade against Roundup in particular has some other angle, like Big Ag trying to get rid of small farm holders. There are a LOT of herbicides that they can revert to, some of them even worse, if Roundup is banned, and they will lobby hard to keep using their herbicides, while we have lost ours.
Interesting angle Diane. I was assuming a couple of things: Gates behind it - invested in so many things with farm land in the US for sure, and labs that grow fake meat and then there is the WEF agenda 30 which wants non-traditional food sources, nothing that produces nitrogen, etc. Fertilizers and weed killer are important to food production so eliminating these things in the hands of the unworthy….
I took a quick look at all the tabs sometime back and my antenna went up. This happens on occasion and I avoid what I think is suspicious. The powers that be are much too good at weaving a narrative and getting people on board...it's the feel-good phrases they pack around everything. I rarely provide feedback to the source of the link based on my 'feelings' because others have their own gut instincts. I am a firm believer that there are more than two sides to many things - gray areas, like those around Glyphosate.
I completely agree. If you're a homeowner with a small (say 3 acre) farm, you can't do without Roundup or you would be overgrown with weeds that cannot be eliminated any other way. I keep wondering if this crusade against Roundup in particular has some other angle, like Big Ag trying to get rid of small farm holders. There are a LOT of herbicides that they can revert to, some of them even worse, if Roundup is banned, and they will lobby hard to keep using their herbicides, while we have lost ours.
Interesting angle Diane. I was assuming a couple of things: Gates behind it - invested in so many things with farm land in the US for sure, and labs that grow fake meat and then there is the WEF agenda 30 which wants non-traditional food sources, nothing that produces nitrogen, etc. Fertilizers and weed killer are important to food production so eliminating these things in the hands of the unworthy….