Salmonella found at Ga. plant as early as 2006

Salmonella found at Ga. plant as early as 2006

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The owner of the peanut company at the heart of the massive salmonella recall refused to answer the lawmaker's questions — or any others — Wednesday about the bacteria-tainted products he defiantly told employees to ship to some 50 manufacturers of cookies, crackers and ice cream.

"Turn them loose," Parnell had told his plant manager in an internal e-mail disclosed at the House hearing. The e-mail referred to products that once were deemed contaminated but were cleared in a second test last

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[edit on 2/12/2009 by semperfortis]

I don't know what to think anymore. It seems like the CEOs on top are purposefully poisioning us to eliminate us and use that fear to further enhance control. Does anyone else think they are pushing disease so we will be fearful of what to eat? Honestly, how do we know anymore, they're becoming more and more ruthless.

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[edit on 2/12/2009 by semperfortis]

If they passed the 2nd test, what's the problem?

products that once were deemed contaminated but were cleared in a second test last year

The fact that the salmonella still happened, for one. Something fishy

Originally posted by Darky6K

I don't know what to think anymore. It seems like the CEOs on top are purposefully poisioning us to eliminate us and use that fear to further enhance control. Does anyone else think they are pushing disease so we will be fearful of what to eat? Honestly, how do we know anymore, they're becoming more and more ruthless.
[edit on 2/12/2009 by semperfortis]

Nope. They're just being ruthless with making money unfortunately and this has been going on for a very, very long time.