Agriculture – Page 2 – HISTORY HEIST

US Senator Wm. Lancer Petitions Congress to Investigate the Federal Injunction Imposed on Dr. Koch Following Success in Canada & South America in Cancer & Veterinary Treatments

LeeF June 7, 1948 April 8, 2023

Here is an excerpt from remarks read into the Congressional Record by US Senator William Lancer, on June 7, 1948. It not only reveals the …

The Agricultural Adjustment Act, or Farm Relief Bill, Enacted by FDR. Another Trojan Horse Psyop for Government to Control Food Prices?

LeeF May 12, 1933 April 8, 2023

“Curiously enough,” wrote John T. Flynn in his 1948 classic The Roosevelt Myth, “while [Franklin Roosevelt’s Secretary of Agriculture Henry] Wallace was paying out hundreds of …

Senior Toxicologist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Published a Sixty-Page Review on Fluoride Poisoning

LeeF February 1, 1933 April 8, 2023

In 1933, Dr. Lloyd DeEds, senior toxicologist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and lecturer in pharmacology at Stanford University, published a sixty-page review on …

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Rain-Making Tests Unpopular in Washington after Bombardment of the Sky Kept People Up All Night.

LeeF November 3, 1892 April 8, 2023

Ref: “Rain-Making Test Unpopular in Washington” Boston Evening Transcript, November 3 1892 Source: https://weathermodificationhistory.com/1892-rainmaking-test-unpopular-washington/

On This Day in History…

Pfizer Document Dump Shows Doctor With Ties to Gates Foundation Deleted Trial Participant’s Vaccine Injury

2 years ago

An 80,000-page cache of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine documents released by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sheds light on Pfizer’s extensive vaccine trials in Argentina, including the unusually large size of the trials and the story of a trial participant whose vaccine reaction was “disappeared.” The case of Augusto Roux in Argentina suggests that in at least one instance, a trial participant whose symptoms were determined to be connected to the COVID-19 vaccine was later listed, in official records, as having experienced adverse events that were not related to the vaccination. Vaccine trials in … Read More

Thousands Of Ukrainian Citizens Rounded Up By Their Own Government, Labeled ‘Traitors’

2 years ago

Ukrainian citizens accused of “helping Russia” during the recent war are being snatched out of their homes by the Security Services of Ukraine (SBU). According to the Associated Press, nearly 400 citizens were arrested in the Kharkiv region alone. This means there are thousands of Ukrainians being thrown into “traitor” prisons where they face up to fifteen years in jail, but the exact amount of people detained is “classified.” The citizens being charged could have “collaborated with Russian forces” while other arrestable actions include, “making public denials about Russian … Read More

126 Species of Fish Contaminated With Cocktail of Pharmaceuticals

2 years ago

Researchers who found high levels of pharmaceuticals in the blood and tissues of bonefish believe the contamination may be contributing to the decline of not only bonefish, but also more than 125 other species that bonefish feed on. The researchers said their findings raise concerns for Florida’s commercial fisheries and for the health of humans who eat fish. “These findings are truly alarming,” said Jennifer Rehage, Ph.D., the study’s lead researcher from Florida International University (FIU). Rehage, a coastal and fish ecologist and associate professor at FIU’s Institute of Environment and … Read More

Six Animal Rights Activists Charged With Felonies for Investigation and Rescue That Led to Punishment of a Utah Turkey Farm

6 years ago

Six animal rights activists are facing felony charges, filed on Wednesday by a Utah prosecutor, stemming from an undercover investigation into abusive conditions on a large turkey farm. The criminal complaint includes two felony theft charges that carry possible prison terms of five years each. The six defendants include Diane Gandee Sordi, 62, a retiree who spends most of her time volunteering at animal shelters; Andrew Sharo, 24, a Ph.D. student in the biophysics program at Berkeley; and Wayne Hsiung, a lawyer and lead investigator. In January 2017, the six activists entered a … Read More

The FDA Responds to FOIA Requests Regarding Glyphosate Residue Testing

6 years ago

The Food and Drug Administration has responded to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests for information regarding its efforts to start testing food samples for residues of glyphosate as well as some other herbicides, including 2,4-D. Many of those documents can be accessed below: FDA FOIA 2017-7005 FDA FOIA 2017-7005 part 2 FDA Final Responsive Records (2017-7005) Part 3 (Redacted) FDA FOIA 2017-7005 attachments CFSAN Responsive Records (2017-7005) Interim Response Part 2 (OC-ORA red boxed emails)_Redacted (1) FDA FOIA Objectives herbicide analysis FDA Pestag Meeting Minutes April 19, … Read More

Obama Claims to Kill Osama Bin Laden who Actually Died 10 Years Earlier

13 years ago

According to the official story, Osama Bin Laden was said to have died after a team of Navy Seals shot him dead during a raid on his safe house in Pakistan on May 1st 2011. This story has been propagandized heavily not just by the mainstream media in America but also in the Hollywood film production Zero Dark Thirty. It is a complete fabrication of reality for many reasons including the fact that Bin Laden was extremely sick in the days before the 9/11 attacks and was widely … Read More

Buck v. Bell: Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Compulsory Sterilization of the Unfit

97 years ago

One of the worst Supreme Court rulings in history. In the 1927 case Buck v. Bell, the court upheld a statute that enabled the state of Virginia to sterilize so-called mental defectives or imbeciles. The person in question was Carrie Buck, a poor, young woman then confined in the Virginia State Colony for Epileptics and the Feebleminded, though she was neither epileptic nor mentally disabled (only born out of wedlock). In the landmark decision, eight judges ruled that the state of Virginia had the right to sterilize her … Read More

Gen. Washington: “To the distinguished character of Patriot, it should be our highest Glory to laud the more distinguished Character of Christia…

246 years ago

General Washington wrote at Valley Forge, May 2, 1778: “To the distinguished character of Patriot, it should be our highest Glory to laud the more distinguished Character of Christian.” … Read More