Have we become a "Soylent Green" World?, page 2


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reply posted on 15-11-2012 @ 11:50 PM by beezzer
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Salt Peter is an old-school conspiracy to manipulate a populations sex drive.
Want a population to drink more?
Add salt to the government sponsored food.
Behaviour modification?

Look at Sandy or Katrina. Just add a "valium-like substance" into the government food,and you'll have a ready-made passive crowd.

Human food? What we now know of the human genome, population manipulation is a very plausible future.


reply posted on 16-11-2012 @ 03:18 AM by SymbolicLogic
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But who did they use as a template for this food? That is the question... and what other groups had an interest in this template?



reply posted on 16-11-2012 @ 11:06 AM by beezzer
Originally posted by SymbolicLogic
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post by beezzer



But who did they use as a template for this food? That is the question... and what other groups had an interest in this template?


The military.

We've been proud guinea pigs since MKULTRA!


reply posted on 16-11-2012 @ 01:41 PM by Guyfriday
Originally posted by beezzer
Originally posted by SymbolicLogic
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post by beezzer



But who did they use as a template for this food? That is the question... and what other groups had an interest in this template?


The military.

We've been proud guinea pigs since MKULTRA!
Just to add to this thought. When I was in the service (way back in the 90's) we got those tasty MREs (the same types that get handed out to victums of these disasters). They give a fair energy boost when you consume them. A while ago I had an MRE that is being used as an emergency food supply by the local disaster relief group (these MREs are marked the same as the ones Servicemen get, and they come from the same governmental supplier) After eating it I felt slightly lathargic rather then energenic. Seems odd, I'm curious to know if other people had a simular expearence with the MREs handed out in the Service vs. those handed out after a distaster.

MREs are costly to make, but if a cheaper alternative (as in the Human DNA + Yeast = jello.) then you would have a cheap food source to handout after a disaster. Sure it might be loaded with drugs, but hey people in need don't care where the food comes from just as long as they have something in their tummy's.
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