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RFK Jr: Processed Foods Are Owned by Big Pharma, US Has 1,000 Ingredients in Food That Europe Banned


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2024 Apr 15, 2:53pm   540 views  30 comments

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A few years ago and prior to COVID, an acquaintance of mine had just returned from a vacation in Paris, France. His vacation didn't go well because he ended up spending the bulk of his time in a French hospital due to 'something to do with' his 'heart.' Having had heart problems myself in the past, I tried to talk to him about the dangers of junk food. I showed him the long list of artificial ingredients of the processed food that he was eating. He literally looked at me like I was nuts, and to him, I probably was. Long story short, within about 3 months of that incident he dropped dead of a heart attack.

How many millions of Americans are slowly losing their lives due to what they are ingesting as 'food?'

Not only is RFK Jr. right about 'vaccines,' he's right about the toxic junk that is being passed off as 'food' to the American people:

https://rumble.com/v4pmai0-rfk-jr-processed-foods-are-owned-by-big-pharma-us-has-1000-ingredients-in-f.html

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3   Ceffer   2024 Apr 15, 4:24pm  

I watched some network television for the first time in a while, complete with massive adverts full of blacks et alia living the twenty million dollar lifestyles (post reparation? LOL!). The volume goes up, and the ads are edited in such a way that they strobe. When I closed my eyes, I could perceive the sound and vision strobing in clusters of three prominent sound and light spikes, boom boom boom.

It's gotten more aggressive than it used to be. They are perception blasts attempting to dig in the propaganda missiles into the subconscious.
4   richwicks   2024 Apr 15, 5:09pm  

Ceffer says

It's gotten more aggressive than it used to be. They are perception blasts attempting to dig in the propaganda missiles into the subconscious.


The last time I saw television news what at my parents watching Fox television. I immediately noticed that the camera on the anchors was being pulled around in a slow circle - so if you were to draw a circle on the ground and wheel the camera around that circle over a minute, that's what I was seeing. It's got an obvious hypnotic effect.
5   RayAmerica   2024 Apr 15, 6:42pm  

Our friends and relatives thought we were crazy at the time, but my wife & I got rid of our TV early on in our marriage. At the time, we just thought it was an addictive time waster and didn't see the value of having it in our home. Looking back, it was one of the best decisions we ever made.

I watched a presentation by a psychologist on Youtube a few years back and she was adamant about her conclusion that TV is being used to hypnotize people on a massive scale. She concluded that the strobe lights, flashing bright colors, quick camera angle changes during a scene, etc. are all classic techniques designed to put a person in a passive receptive state making them prime for their subconsciousness to receive the information that is being fed to them. And, she said that such activity always leaves the viewer wanting more.
6   Patrick   2024 Apr 15, 7:05pm  

I agree about TV.

We got rid of our last TV about 20 years ago and it was a great decision.

About the same time a friend told me that he watched movies on his laptop, and that seemed silly, yet when I tried it it worked fine. The key is that the laptop is much closer. And it's more convenient. You can just set it on the bed between the two of you.

VLC is also great for the ability to skip the fake "FBI warning", though the interface is not very intuitive:

https://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html
8   WookieMan   2024 May 21, 4:28pm  

richwicks says

The last time I saw television news what at my parents watching Fox television. I immediately noticed that the camera on the anchors was being pulled around in a slow circle - so if you were to draw a circle on the ground and wheel the camera around that circle over a minute, that's what I was seeing. It's got an obvious hypnotic effect.

Doesn't happen at local affiliates. I can attest to that is all I'll say without doxxing myself. I've been in plenty of news studios because of my SIL. Maybe national, won't dispute that. But 100% not happening at local stations.

My SIL would bring her dog to work. Affiliates of the big networks don't take it serious besides the sales department. It's nothing like what you just stated in the quoted comment. Again, maybe watching Hannity or some other hack, but it's doesn't happen on your 10pm local nightly news.
9   Patrick   2024 Jun 30, 10:45am  

https://brownstone.org/articles/are-there-vaccines-in-our-food-supply/


Before any vaccine technology is used on humans, it is usually tried in the veterinary market first due to the incredibly lax regulations. Knowing this, it should come as no surprise that our food animals had been receiving mRNA injections for years before the Covid vaccine rollout.

Around 2014, the USDA granted a conditional license for an mRNA vaccine for use in pigs for Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea Virus. This is equivalent to emergency use authorization and gets around the USDA’s vaccine licensing and authorization process.


I would think that cooking meat well would mitigate the danger of mRNA in meat, but not entirely sure.
10   Maga_Chaos_Monkey   2024 Jun 30, 10:50am  

I'm pretty sure it would denature the fuck out of it.
12   Eric Holder   2024 Aug 28, 4:52pm  

RayAmerica says

Not only is RFK Jr. right about 'vaccines,' he's right about the toxic junk that is being passed off as 'food' to the American people:


So now we DO want government to tell us what to eat? Or we don't? Which is the current "conservative" stance?
13   Eric Holder   2024 Aug 28, 4:53pm  

Patrick says






Here, the government is definitely the problem: if it didn't MANDATE the ingridients to be listed, we wouldn't have known any of that and lived happily ever after!
14   RayAmerica   2024 Aug 29, 9:26am  

Eric Holder says


So now we DO want government to tell us what to eat? Or we don't? Which is the current "conservative" stance?

No one is claiming that we want the government to 'tell us what to eat.' What rational people want is the FDA to look out for the best interests of the American people and not Big Ag and Big Pharma. We have over 1,000 FDA approved dangerous chemicals in our food. Those very same chemicals are banned in Europe due to scientifically proven health risks. Is the FDA approving these dangerous chemicals in order to protect people? What a silly question, I know. If that doesn't bother you, nothing will.
15   Patrick   2024 Aug 30, 3:04pm  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/kamala-chameleon-friday-august-30




So. Here’s the clip from RFK’s endorsement speech that probably triggered this new corporate media narrative reversal:

https://x.com/greg_price11/status/1827070743701549306


16   AmericanKulak   2024 Aug 30, 3:45pm  

RayAmerica says


Not only is RFK Jr. right about 'vaccines,' he's right about the toxic junk that is being passed off as 'food' to the American people:

You know how Mayonaise is supposed to be made with Egg Whites?

Now it's ONLY Soybean Oil. You pay $10+ for a 6 oz. jar of any mayo without Soy. Even the "Olive Oil mayo" is more soy than olive and no egg whites.

Duke's, Kraft, Hellman's etc. should be forced by law to call it "White Soybean Oil Paste" and illegal for them to call it "Mayo"
17   HeadSet   2024 Aug 30, 7:28pm  

AmericanKulak says

You pay $10+ for a 6 oz. jar of any mayo without Soy.

Switch to "Miracle Whip."
18   HeadSet   2024 Aug 30, 7:37pm  

AmericanKulak says

You know how Mayonaise is supposed to be made with Egg Whites?

Whole eggs, actually, and most often just the yolk. And oil is still the main ingredient. Soybean oil has taken over from canola oil and safflower oil. If you want to buy a jar of safflower oil mayo, a 12 oz jar is about $8.
19   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2024 Sep 1, 9:38am  

Patrick says






politicians are mainly put there by wealthy to protect their profits. and for years republicans called that bullshit “free markets”.
21   Ceffer   2024 Sep 2, 10:10am  

The Rockefeller Poisoner's Lobby dump money into the Mockingbird MSM so that their programmed demolition of American health while profiting from imposed illnesses, toxxines and chronic medications can continue apace.

Rockefeller Poisoner's Lobby are in charge of American Medicine and Pharma, and have captured all of the alleged government backstops and guardians (med school deans, NIH, FDA, CDC, AMA, grant machinery, rank and file doctors trembling that their tickets will be yanked, so-called peer review etc.) so what else would you expect.

Covid exposed all of this. Their problem is they didn't kill the populations faster than the populations could wake up to their plans.

Their demon braggadocio at Davos, Bilderberg, Club of Rome etc. is that they will make us pay for our own eradication while they get richer.
22   Patrick   2024 Sep 2, 10:34am  





And so we begin to see the Trump-fueled genius in Robert Kennedy’s turn from vaccines to his new focus on food health. Make America Healthy Again! Kennedy’s old anti-vaccine policies are political kryptonite, since for whatever reason leftists have fully embraced vaccines for life. But food health carves off a mammoth segment of traditional liberalism, a political neighborhood that used to be owned by the left even more wholly than Tren de Agua’s new Aurora apartments.

But now, orthodoxy requires Democrats to defend junk food, genetically modified grains, and Roundup. It must be very confusing to be a Democrat these days.
23   RayAmerica   2024 Sep 2, 10:43am  

This is the brother and sister that RFK Jr. was referring to during his endorsement speech at the Trump rally:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUH4Co2wE-I
24   mell   2024 Sep 2, 10:43am  

This is powerful!
26   Patrick   2024 Oct 26, 10:11pm  

https://www.readtrung.com/p/the-dorito-fication-of-media


In his 2015 book, “The Dorito Effect”, Mark Schatzker writes about how industrial food production in the mid-20th century led to the rise of the flavour industry including massive companies that create chemical and spices to improve the taste of food.

One stat that stands out: the average American went from consuming 0.5lb of spices a year in 1918 to more than 3.5lbs of spices a year in the 2010s.

Why has there been such a growth in the use of spices? Because the industrial production of food creates relatively bland ingredients (vs. organic or small farm operations).

Conceptually, this makes sense. Producing food for larger and larger populations requires trade-offs that often come at the expense of taste. Food producers prioritize other considerations such as speed (how fast can it grow?), size (how much volume can it be given X inputs?) and resilience (can the product survive travel to market?).

“As [crop] breeders selected moneymaking traits like yield, disease resistance, and a thick skin for easier transportation, they ignored the genes that determine good flavor,” writes Schatzker.

A notable outcome of these trade-offs is that produce and meats hold more water, leading to flavour dilution (more water weight also means less minerals and vitamins).

Small-batch food growers don’t have to make these trade-offs and that is why their tomatoes, kales, chicken, and pork typically tastes better.

To counterbalance these taste-diluting effects, the food industry spearheaded the chemical creation of specific food flavours (“vanilla”, “smoked”, “orange”, “delicious delicious beef pho” and more).
28   AmericanKulak   2024 Nov 18, 11:39pm  

"Save our BHT"

Joseph and the Pharoah saved grain products for years, but if we don't put BHT in the Fruit Loops, we're all gonna strave to death.
29   stereotomy   2024 Nov 20, 8:03pm  

Over the near 20 years we've had a family, it has been an increasingly difficult struggle to find wholesome food for ourselves and our child. When and where we find it, it costs twice as much as "normal" food, but we buy it anyway. Now "normal" aka fake GMO food is 2X the price it used to be, while REAL food has risen maybe 25%.

Support your local farmers. Avoid all processed foods. This will be really hard in the coming winter, but plan appropriately.
30   clambo   2024 Nov 20, 8:34pm  

It's highly ironic that a guy who shot up junk (heroin) for years, containing who knows what, would flip out over fast food.

I like some processed foods; have you ever tried to make your own cornflakes with the basic ingredients?

I like McDonald's square fish sandwiches, egg McMuffins, coffee, and apple pies.

RFK is a loudmouth but he's sometimes fun to watch for a few minutes.

Has he ever had an actual job?

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