Is it possible for large chain super markets like walmart to poison us without our knowledge?

Recently, I've come across a $1 package of iced oatmeal cookies sold by walmart that are no-brand and do not disclose the location from where the product was made. They taste incredible; too good to be true for $1! Almost always, when something seems to good to be true it is.

Under a black light, the glaze from these cookies fluoresce!

I took some photos, comparing the no-brand cookies on the right with nabisco iced oatmeal cookies on the left. Its pretty eerie. Is it possible that the glaze could contain aflatoxins, which also fluoresce under a 365nm blacklight?

here are my pictures:

When aflatoxin B1 fluoresces it creates a light yellowish green grow, so I doubt thats whats in the cookie, since this fluorescence is purplish.

i don't get it?

both stacks of cookies seem to have the same glow on the icing, with light source and direction taken into consideration

even if there is no information on the origin of the cookies, what about the standard nutritional value information?

Originally posted by stoneysauce
Is it possible for large chain super markets like walmart to poison us without our knowledge?

Recently, I've come across a $1 package of iced oatmeal cookies sold by walmart that are no-brand and do not disclose the location from where the product was made. They taste incredible; too good to be true for $1! Almost always, when something seems to good to be true it is.

Under a black light, the glaze from these cookies fluoresce!

I took some photos, comparing the no-brand cookies on the right with nabisco iced oatmeal cookies on the left. Its pretty eerie. Is it possible that the glaze could contain aflatoxins, which also fluoresce under a 365nm blacklight?

here are my pictures:

that's just the magical goodness of the cookie itself

The pictures do not lie. One that cannot tell the difference between the glow in the dark cookie and the normal one may very well be color blind. I encourage you to take a blacklight, buy some of those walmart glazed oatmeal cookies, and see for yourself.

The simple fact that there is no brand name on the cookies tells me something is off. No brand name means the company that made them does not want to advertise its name in association with these cookies, and I dont blame them given that they GLOW IN THE DARK when exposed to UV.

I just watched Ventura's Conspiracy Theory show. It was about the Bilderberg group. In it, he came to the conclusion that what they want to accomplish is dramatic population reduction. He found that it will be done by a means called soft kills. The soft kills will be accomplished by poisoning the food supply. With this Codex in place, it makes the task that much easier.

Originally posted by stoneysauce
When aflatoxin B1 fluoresces it creates a light yellowish green grow, so I doubt thats whats in the cookie, since this fluorescence is purplish.

Typo Correction: aflatoxin B1 fluoresces as light greenish yellow, and not yellowish green (although i'm sure they are pretty close), when exposed to Ultra Violet light.

I ask that someone please post a photo of fluorescing aflatoxin B1, if anyone has such a photo.