This is all news to me... and I think contacting the flunkies on Capital Hill will do anything about it unless backed by millions of lobbying funds.


Besides, good read.

[edit on 15-4-2008 by Ihavenoidea]

jackinthebox good thread and subject re -codex -i come from the land of the ice and snow[Canada] we have an interesting thing which was done by our illustrious governments up here which just mite interest you.for quite some time there was a little controversy up here as to what was going on with our food supply and seeds and it seems to all of a sudden disappeared out of the limelight of our news media.do any of you have any idea what it was as Canadian food seeds can no longer be sold on the world markets.we called it frankinstien food as all the seeds were genetically altered using fish and animal products to genetically alter the feed and seeds.to all of those talking about heirloom seeds your right as it only takes the mans men to sample your crops and they will know what your growing and if they outlaw heirloom seeds look out i wonder if they can detect it the same as they do mary jane from the air.i do believe we were told to take care of this earth and not to change or destroy anything -guess were deaf in one ear and cant hear out of the other so heres a this info to help open eyes and to fight the ignorance of the rest who blindly follow with all eyes and minds closed .

Essentially Canada is screwed unless people can lets say grow their own gardens and stockpile on lots of seeds before 2009.

It could be worthwhile but hard to get past the winter months.

[edit on 19-4-2008 by hypr2008]

I signed it, I am also curious, how long can seeds last if I stock pile em now?

like we have a garden here, the area is pretty remote, we don't see cops coming around here, and our neighbors wouldn't have a problem, even when we caught a raccoon, they called animal control on us but either way we were gonna release him in the wild a bit further down the road.

You know, just a few years ago, when I would take a multi-vitamin every day I felt different, better, more healthy. I'd never notice until I stopped taking them for a period of time or something, but at that point I'd realize that vitamins really were doing some good.

Today, I take a daily multi-vitamin, and I don't seem to get that same affect anymore. I don't feel like it's helping me at all, really.

And these days I eat much better, drink water almost exclusively, get a lot more fruits and vegetables, cut out a lot of my fast food intake, and I exercise frequently.

I don't know if it's due to mutant vegetables, lack of beneficial stuff in vitamins, or just me reading into things that aren't there. Feelings aren't evidence, but just throwing that out there.