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Y&R Discussion Group
A globalist agenda is to promote their pills and shots that, by their own admission, contain poisons and cancers. So, they put their shills on tv to do just that. A couple of years ago, the government contrived 2 studies and told the stupid american people (jordan maxwell) that mercury was good for them and actually was good for kids' neurological function. Of course, mercury is one of the most deadly poisons on earth and our masters regularly inject it at 1million times the recommended levels into babies and children. Ever hear of 'mad as a hatter'? Well, the news shows promoted this study.
A few weeks ago, these same liars told us that melamine was good for us but the following quote is from CNBC regarding the toxic heavy metals that China puts in their products. It is as follows:
On Friday's "Hardball" (a 8/7/07) CNBC's Erin Burnett spoke with Chris Matthews about the current instability in the U.S. economy and Burnett had these choice words to say about China:
"A lot of people like to say, uh, scaremonger about China, right? A lot of politicians, and I know you talk about that issue all the time. I think people should be careful what they wish for on China. Ya know, if China were to revalue it's currency or China is to start making say, toys that don't have lead in them or food that isn't poisonous, their costs of production are going to go up and that means prices at Wal-Mart here in the United States are going to go up too. So, I would say China is our greatest friend right now, they're keeping prices low and they're keeping the prices for mortgages low, too."
Burnett makes a valid point, if China were to revalue it's currency we'd be screwed, that is, we'd be paying a few pennies more for our cheap chinese junk. So, we should just shut up and let our children chew on lead coated toys and eat potentially lethal food so the Walton family doesn't lose money?
This is one of many examples of that which I write about. These people tell us lies and it takes an examination, sometimes, of those issues which don't 'sound right'. It's in our best interests to question and, as you can see from one such example, our lives could depend upon it.
I bet you are just a blast to hang around with. I agree with the poster below. Go outside and take a deep breath, have some fun.
All this doom and gloom is going to rot your brain and turn you into a zombie. You know, I happen to 'kind of' agree with some of what you say, but honestly...you are losing a lot of credibility. We understand you think 'they' are coming to get us at every angle...have you given us solutions?? What are we supposed to do about it? Blog on the internet? Cry in a corner? Run outside and scream?? Move?? What would YOU have us do.
Enlighten us.
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I certainly agree with your last statements. Maybe you should try questioning your sources too, like Jordan Maxwell? I found this out about him
On January 28, 2004, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a default judgement and order against Jordan Maxwell charging that he, along with Vic Varjabedian, aka Victor Varjabedian, aka Varouj Varjabedian, violated the FTC act, in connection with illegally and deceptively selling marketed international driving permits over the Internet.
According to the Memorandum Opinion in Support of Order, under section II entitled FACTS, both Jordan Maxwell and Vic Varjabedian, from about December 1999 to January 2003 "conducted a nationwide scheme to defraud customers using an Internet website and in-bound telemarketing calls. The defendants maintained this website, http://www.bbcoa.com/,[6] where they sold fake international driver's permits, bogus credit-repair services, and sham debt-termination programs. Varjabedian directed, controlled, and participated in the acts and practices of BBCOA
Yeah, he sounds like a really credible guy.
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