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Cutting across
bio-genetics. Who's responsible for soil and water
contamination and who can you sue if people get
sick then die eating spinach? In 1915, a radio
inventor -- tobacco/melon farmer blamed himself.
Blame
- wild pigs,
boars and DNA formula E. coli O157:H7 -- you can't
sue an act of God!
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Cutting
across bio-genetics. Who's responsible for soil
and water contamination and who can you sue if
people get sick then die eating spinach? In 1915, a
radio inventor -- tobacco/melon farmer blamed
himself.
•••Although
most farmers in the past have blamed themselves for
their own missteps, in today's world of E.coli and
rice bio-genetics, farmers are revisiting the roots
of soil contamination -- which seems to be
universal.
•••
"They are exploring
the evolution of where sickness and death comes
from, soil, water, animals, and DNA ancestry,"
stated a senior officer of the NBS study group who
serves on their soil / E.M.F. legal research panel.
He asked that his "real" name not be used because
he did not want to publicly disagree with the
stated policy of the
FDA.
•••
Coming to grips with
modern-day farming and new technology, isn't a
quick process. In fact, in your report, if you
will, -- please refer to me as, Ol MacDonald. My
expertese in soil contamination, and the history of
farming in America, will be better understood," he
said.
•••
Mr. MacDonald said
that, "growing up on a farm that -- not only had a
200 foot 10,000 watt AM-FM radio antenna' buried
and raising out of the damp low-land, there was
always the sight, sound and smell of chickens,
pigs, cows and the spreading of fresh fertilizer
all around you."
•••
"I, like some of my
other college educated buddies on the farm scene,
are apt to reject everything that's part of a farm,
if the blame game doesn't stop. That includes the
soil, water, animals, and the sickness caused by
the elements.
•••
We don't want to be
reminded of the tune Frank Sinatra sang in the 60s.
Here's a sample of the song: 'Ol' MacDonald had a
farm, ee-yi-ee-yi-ooo, and on this farm there was a
chick, the purdiest chick I know. With a duck, duck
here and a pig, pig there, here's a chick, there's
a PigCowChick! . . . ee-yi-ee-yi-ooo.' The desire
of most farmers are to be treated like any other
normal business people, that offer professional
services."
•••
In the early days after the Louisiana and Jackson
purchases, from Napoleon and the Indians (1805 -
1818), respectfully -- with the exception of
Blitzableiters, (the lightning rod), electricity
was unknown, There were no soil - chemical testing
kits, no generator motors to power the farm.
•••
In fact in the 30s only 20% of American households
had electricity. The big New Deal dams you now see
in North Carolina, Arkansas, Kentucky and
Tennessee, didn't even exist until the 1940s. Today
those tobacco and rice field farmers in those
southern states are now . . .disappearing.
•••
Before, the mid-1920s, the loss of human life
caused by contaminated soil and water surrounding
farm areas, was basically ruled by common sense and
logic. Never grow your daily food supply near the
out-house, piles of manure, chicken coop or pig
stalls.
Part
02 / Blame -
wild
pigs, boars and DNA formula E. coli O157:H7 -- you
can't sue an act of God!
•••
TODAY IF YOU WERE TO LOOK FOR KILLER, E. coli;
-- you would find the potentially deadly
bacteria in tainted spinach and in the rich fields
that sickened more than 200 people and killed at
least 4 people. Officials are reported to lay the
blame for the tainted rice on on Bayer, Inc., and
E. coli on wild animals. Testing is still
continuing on the wild pig theory, near California
spinach farm. Arkansas and California rice farmers
are blaming the famous German aspirin firm, Bayer
-- for the rice catastrophe.
•••
The same E. coli strain blamed for sickening 204
spinach eaters and killing three has now been found
in creek water and in the intestines of a wild pig
killed near a suspect spinach farm, California
health officials said Thursday.
••• The
findings are significant because they suggest
possible ways that the virulent bacteria, E. coli
O157:H7, may have spread from cow droppings onto
spinach leaves processed by Natural Selection Foods
in San Juan Bautista.
•••
Officials have refused to identify the implicated
farm -- one of four they are focusing on -- but
have said it is above cattle pastures in a valley
in Monterey or San Benito counties.
•••
Wild pigs may have defecated in the field or
tracked in the bacteria, said Kevin Reilly, deputy
director of prevention services for the California
Department of Health Services. Boar have a history
of breaking through the metal fence protecting the
spinach field, and investigators have found boar
tracks across the cattle pasture and in the spinach
field.
•••
"There's clear evidence that wild pigs have access
and do go onto the field," Reilly said. "Is that
the ultimate means of contamination? Or is that one
of the potential means, including water and
[other] wildlife? We're still investigating
that as we speak."
•••
Another possibility is that creek water downhill
and about a mile away from the spinach field
somehow mingled with the well water used to
irrigate the spinach fields, Reilly said.
••• No
contaminated samples from manure, creek water or
pig intestines were found on the spinach field. All
were found between half a mile and a mile away.
•••
Other factors still being considered include the
use of contaminated fertilizer and poor farmworker
hygiene.
•••
Investigators are still testing samples at three
other suspect farms, and trying to determine
whether poor harvesting or processing practices
contributed to the spread of E. coli among
greens.
•••
Authorities also want to know why the bacteria were
not or could not be removed during processing,
Reilly said.
••• The
outbreak increased concern about the proximity of
cattle ranching operations to fields that grow
ready-to-eat vegetables, and the possibility of
cross-contamination.
••• The
E. coli O157:H7 strain lives in the intestines of
healthy cattle and is present in manure. It is
passed to humans when they ingest contaminated
food. Produce need be contaminated with only a
small amount of E. coli for a person to get
sick.
•••
Thursday's announcements built upon a major
development in the investigation two weeks ago,
when officials found the bacteria in fecal samples
from a cattle pasture.
••• In
years of tracking previous outbreaks, investigators
had not found a matching E. coli sample in the
environment near where the tainted spinach or
lettuce was grown.
••• All
nine samples containing the bacteria -- seven from
manure and the latest from the water and pig --
come from areas near one of the four farms.
••• All
genetically match the strain identified in the
outbreak and found in bags of Dole spinach
processed by Natural Selection Foods of San Juan
Bautista.
••• In
mid-September, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
officials issued a sweeping recommendation against
eating fresh spinach, after linking it with the
outbreak.
•••
Days later, they narrowed the source to California,
and by the end of the month, lifted warnings
against eating spinach.
•••
Other than the four farms being investigated, the
FDA "feels comfortable that other producers of
spinach in the Central California area and
elsewhere were not involved in this outbreak," said
Jack Guzewich, director of the FDA food safety
center's emergency coordination and response
staff.
Part
03 / The Discovery of
RF Resonance
•••
When we consider that at one time, the ionosphere
surrounding our planet was once named Ether, it
seems possible that nothing electronically has
changed in the ionosphere, except for the name. In
fact, the Ether theory that supposedly died on the
100th birthday of its founder, Maxwell, (1831-1879)
is still being maintained to a certain extent, by a
new crop of medi-fi enthusiast.
•••
The RF Resonance believers contend,
and have concluded that, 'since space is
electrically positive, and the earth is negative,
the two magnetic opposites amounts to nothing more
than a prevailing electrically white space they
call a cavity. "A continual tension within the
earth/ionosphere cavity seems to be the
problem."
•••
This tension, they say, can be seen being
discharged as lightning when thunderstorms develop
in this cavity. In the world of physics and
equations, tension or the sparks being emitted from
space, would be described as two concentric
electrically charged balls of potentials. When one
potential is placed inside the other, they become
capacitors -- with a new name -- ball
condensers.
•••
Studies show that when the ionosphere ball layer is
used for wireless information transfer, the
information will bounce off existing radio waves
emitted by transmitters stationed on the earth's
surface. Depending on the strength of the bounce,
depends on the way the information can be
transferred over large distances.
••• The
inventor Nikola Tesla was the first to carry out
Hi-Voltage wireless energy experiments at Colorado
Springs, USA, which produced such powerful
electrical tensions that they resulted in the
creation of artificial lightning.
•••
These lightning flashes in turn produced a few
usable radio RF waves in which Marconi used to send
wireless telegraphy Dit Dah signals. Depending on
the strength of the bounce, the extremely low RF
waves could penetrate the earth without
resistance.
•••
Fortunately, 1892 was a great year for Wireless
Telephone™ inventor - melon/tobacco farmer,
Nathan B. Stubblefield, (NBS). It was on his NBS
85- acre Teleph-on-delgreen Industrial School
complex, now the campus of Murray State University,
where he was the first to prove up and demonstrate
the method on how to modulate, tune-in and reverse
the effects of grounded E.M.F.
••• The
famous words, "Hello Rainey - Hello Rainey, can you
hear me?" -- were utilizing the modulated resonance
frequencies of the earth and his RF soil coil -
aerial rods. The cause transmitted voice into space
to another like Wireless Telephone™. CLICK
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The main source of
high-level radon pollution is found in buildings
and structures surrounding uranium-containing soil
mixtures, such as granite, shale, phosphate and
pitchblende.
•••
Radon is a cancer-causing radioactive gas. Radon
cannot be detected by human senses because it is
odorless, tasteless, and invisible..
What are the health effects of radon exposure?
•••
It is estimated to be responsible for 21,000 deaths
annually. Radon breaks down into components called
radon progeny, sometimes called "radon daughters,"
which emit high-energy alpha particles. These
emissions raise the risk of lung cancer.
•••
The plant material is contaminated with fertilizer
dust containing Uranium and uranium daughters.
Po-210 would be continuously created in equilibrium
with the other daughters. Thus, the inhaled dust
particles could radiate for a long time.
•••
As the most potent alpha emitter, Po-210 it is
believed to cause the majority of the damage. The
radioactive isotope Polonium-210 is reported to be
found in tobacco products grown in natural soil
conditions.
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