@MissB53 Thank you for putting this information out there. I had to train myself to eat fat!!! From childhood, I could not tolerate fat. It took years, but I am doing it, to a degree - I can handle a quarter inch of caramelized beef fat on a steak. That is a huge accomplishment for me.
@Mario_the_Monk It's not the same as raw milk. It causes the human immune system to alert to the pasteurized milk, because of fracturing the process creates in the fat cells of the milk.
🔥 WOW! Tom Homan just MIC DROPPED every Democrat trying to abolish ICE on national TV
"We're enforcing the laws THEY wrote. THEY enacted."
"ICE just found 151,000 missing CHILDREN smuggled during the Biden admin THEY lost track of. Victims of s*x trafficking...you wanna ABOLISH the agency that found 151,000 children?"
"You wanna ABOLISH the agency that seized enough fentanyl to kill every American 3 times over?!"
"You wanna ABOLISH an agency that's attacking s*x trafficking of women and children across the border? It just doesn't make SENSE!"
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@Mario_the_Monk If crickets can get in, so can fresh air!!! That's why older homes are healthier to live in, unless they have other issues, like mold, asbestos, etc.
No matter how polluted the outside air is, it is cleaner by far, than indoor air.
@karenmitchell__ Thank you for posting this information. We MUST SHARE WHAT WE KNOW, or we will never be able to protect our people. Education must be clear and consistent in order to be helpful to the population!!!
@karenmitchell__ Your information will be music to their ears, because law enforcement must have reliable data to be successful. I would love to be a fly on the wall at that lecture. Will we see a video?
The 1958 Food Additives Amendment was supposed to protect us.
It required companies to prove new chemicals were safe before putting them in our food. That was the whole point.
Then Congress created a narrow exception: GRAS — “Generally Recognized as Safe.”
It was meant for things like salt, vinegar, and baking soda. Stuff people had been eating for generations.
Instead, GRAS became the loophole that swallowed the law.
Today, nearly every new chemical added to American food skips real FDA approval. Companies just declare it “generally recognized as safe” themselves. No mandatory review. Sometimes they don’t even tell the FDA.
That’s how we ended up with ingredients banned in Europe still sitting on U.S. shelves for decades.
The Delaney Clause was supposed to be the hard line — no carcinogens in food, period. If it caused cancer in animals, it was out. In practice it got watered down, worked around, and partially dismantled.
Europe bans substances when there’s serious doubt. America waits for proof of harm after people have already been eating it for years.
That’s not science. That’s regulatory capture dressed up as flexibility.
GRAS didn’t protect the public. It protected the system.
“Most people don’t realize how bad this is … ”
Shawn Ryan just had a “holy shit” moment.
Mike Rowe dropped stats that expose a massive ticking time bomb.
“There’s 7.5 million open jobs.”
“Most don’t require a 4-year degree.”
But “student debt is $1.7 trillion.”
“We’re lending money we don’t have to these same kids who are never going to be able to pay it back to train them for a bunch of jobs that don’t exist anymore.”
“It’s stupid.”
“You’ve got 6.9 million able-bodied men who are not only not working, they’re not looking for work.”
“That’s never happened.”
“We have a colossal imbalance in the workforce.”
“Not a week goes by, I’m not even exaggerating, that mikeroweWORKS doesn’t hear from the leader of some consequential industry or the CEO of a big company or some elected official who is really ringing the alarm bell.”
“Blue Forge Alliance, the company that oversees the maritime industrial base … they’re 15,000 companies who are collectively charged with delivering our nuclear-powered subs.”
“They called, they’re like: we’re having a hell of a time finding welders and electricians, can you help?”
“I said: maybe, how many you need?”
“400,000.”
@mikeroweworks@ShawnRyan762
@Mario_the_Monk Even I can deal with the pellets!!! I was concerned about it, too. But, the pellets come in bags that I can carry and it is the easiest smoker you can buy. A neighbor calls it her Barbie Easy Bake Oven!