A Herbicide So Deadly No Nation Will Allow America to Test It

re: A Herbicide So Deadly No Nation Will Allow America to Test It

Freedom — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 22:56:54 GMT

When I read such things; it confirms to me that after man has polluted and killed all creatures in the oceans and onland and in the air, he will for sure end up killing himself.

Now whether it will be radiation of disease of crops, is anyones guess.

They used to say that there are only two warring creatures on planet Earth; one is man and the other are the Ants.

I am inclined to believe that the Ants have more commonsense though.

re: A Herbicide So Deadly No Nation Will Allow America to Test It

Matilda_203 — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 04:55:49 GMT

Thinking ahead with this- the basic premise that the mold/fungi will wipe out illegal drugs may indeed be flawed in the first place. We currently have inspection of legal crops for certain fungi and molds, alluding to the idea that without inspection- the mold might get into the food source... A person growing an illegal drug crop, it would seem, would be less likely to "inspect" their crop and might indeed cover the problem and send it on to be illegally sold and used by someone. Then, the question would be what would happen once the fungi is in the human body... I wish the same amount of time and effort would be spent on developing programs to reduce pesticide use and favor the natural "pest" remedies.

re: A Herbicide So Deadly No Nation Will Allow America to Test It

Russ Bianchi — Wed, 24 Jan 2007 23:50:18 GMT

Read Dr. Marcia Angell's book entitled What The Pharmaceutical Companies Do Not Want You To Know...

The threshold to get a drug approved for sale, per FDA, is almost as low in efficacy in a test population, irrespective of bad side effects, as the failure mentioned here, in some, or many cases.

Why do you think we are seeing so many additional warnings, or recalls, or ad (TV, Radio or Print) disclaimers, or out right removal of prescription drugs from the market place? It's pandemic, and the whole system is profit, not preventitive, or cure, driven.

re: A Herbicide So Deadly No Nation Will Allow America to Test It

mmc88121 — Wed, 24 Jan 2007 20:27:01 GMT

Are those lawmakers on the payroll of the company that developed the mycoherbicide? Something that fails 60-70% of the time should not even be considered. If you voted for these people please don't next election

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