But wait, I thought RFK JR is advocating immunity protection to glyphosate because it's a matter of national security. I mean, can you imagine trying to grow food without dumping 600 tons of glyphosate in our environment everyyear? People would starve! And besides, how would you completely destroy the ecosystem and poison the genome?
I replied to you about weeds in your own thread. We did talk about it during the interview. I suggested have teams of people pull them because we need jobs in this country and going to chemical farming took those jobs away. See video in the post from the farmers about how we became dependant on roundup. It wasn't out of neccisity.
I have serious problems with any farmer or anyone still advocating to use this poison and claiming its to our benefit.
I have been personally poisoned by it. I can't eat gluten and many other foods thanks to the stuff. Probably had an organ removed in large part due to roundup use. I've watched eagles, falcons, and other majestic birds die from aspergillis penumonia caused by roundup use at a raptor rescue. I've been a passive witness to people who died of Shiva toxin sepsis in hospitals.
I've also volunteered and worked on organic and regenerative farms and seen first hand how abundantly productive they are. Newsflash, they work with the weeds, no need to pull them all. Also improving soil health reduces unwanted weeds, because what those weeds are doing is fixing the soil. They are an indictator of soil health.
So please do not tell me we will starve without glyphisate use in farming or that its okay to keep using it. Especially here in my own post.
You are welcome to your opinion but please take it somewhere else.
I see what you are doing here. Attempting to discredit or smear my work by trying to make it look like I am naive about farming and weeds. The title clearly states the topic is Glyphosate and I covered the health effects of its use. The topic was not how to fix the weed situation. I told you in my last comment that was beyond the scope of this interview. Stephanie is an expert in the health effects of glyphosate, not farming. What you are trying to do isn't going to work here.
Changing or transitioning the farming practices of massive big ag monocrop operations is a problem that must be solved. However it isn't up to me to do it. If you want to learn more about how it could be done, find people covering that. I mentioned Marjory Wildcraft (grow network). Some other people are Curtis Stone-freedom farmers/the urban farmer, Joel Sakatin-Polyface farms, Jack Spirko-Survival podcast, Nicole Sauce-living free in Tennessee podcast, Theo farmer here on substack, food forest abundance, go to Permie's permaculture forum and there is lots more. They all present ways we can move away from glyphisate use in farming and not one of them worries about weeds or even bothers pulling them.
There is a reason you find someone not exposed to any vaccines.
THEY'RE DEAD! JFC
But wait, I thought RFK JR is advocating immunity protection to glyphosate because it's a matter of national security. I mean, can you imagine trying to grow food without dumping 600 tons of glyphosate in our environment everyyear? People would starve! And besides, how would you completely destroy the ecosystem and poison the genome?
Oh my no!!!! 😬😣😡🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Very interesting new information on the Fluoride, Aluminium, Glyphosate complexes.
Looks impossible to me.
https://fluoridealert.org/news/the-hidden-chemical-partnership-how-glyphosate-and-fluoride-collide-inside-the-human-body/
Impossible indeed.
That was a great paper, thanks for sharing. Go Fluoride Action Network :)
A great paper?!? Could you please cite one peer-reviewed study supporting this ‘emerging evidence’ for an Al–F–glyphosate ternary complex? Thank you.
I heard Kennedy mention 24 x 7 drone lasers for weed control
I replied to you about weeds in your own thread. We did talk about it during the interview. I suggested have teams of people pull them because we need jobs in this country and going to chemical farming took those jobs away. See video in the post from the farmers about how we became dependant on roundup. It wasn't out of neccisity.
I have serious problems with any farmer or anyone still advocating to use this poison and claiming its to our benefit.
I have been personally poisoned by it. I can't eat gluten and many other foods thanks to the stuff. Probably had an organ removed in large part due to roundup use. I've watched eagles, falcons, and other majestic birds die from aspergillis penumonia caused by roundup use at a raptor rescue. I've been a passive witness to people who died of Shiva toxin sepsis in hospitals.
I've also volunteered and worked on organic and regenerative farms and seen first hand how abundantly productive they are. Newsflash, they work with the weeds, no need to pull them all. Also improving soil health reduces unwanted weeds, because what those weeds are doing is fixing the soil. They are an indictator of soil health.
So please do not tell me we will starve without glyphisate use in farming or that its okay to keep using it. Especially here in my own post.
You are welcome to your opinion but please take it somewhere else.
I see what you are doing here. Attempting to discredit or smear my work by trying to make it look like I am naive about farming and weeds. The title clearly states the topic is Glyphosate and I covered the health effects of its use. The topic was not how to fix the weed situation. I told you in my last comment that was beyond the scope of this interview. Stephanie is an expert in the health effects of glyphosate, not farming. What you are trying to do isn't going to work here.
Changing or transitioning the farming practices of massive big ag monocrop operations is a problem that must be solved. However it isn't up to me to do it. If you want to learn more about how it could be done, find people covering that. I mentioned Marjory Wildcraft (grow network). Some other people are Curtis Stone-freedom farmers/the urban farmer, Joel Sakatin-Polyface farms, Jack Spirko-Survival podcast, Nicole Sauce-living free in Tennessee podcast, Theo farmer here on substack, food forest abundance, go to Permie's permaculture forum and there is lots more. They all present ways we can move away from glyphisate use in farming and not one of them worries about weeds or even bothers pulling them.