Author Topic: Chief of the NSA literally says that he's going to silence the media  (Read 6275 times)


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That's exactly what a loony would say.

That's great, however, I will not resort to insults beyond the sheeple comment. This community has a terrible habit of resorting to that. It's low, childish, and does not make you look any better.

you don't need to make topics we already have a megathread for this

link please.

does anyone have any link to this? Google has proved fruitless.

That's great, however, I will not resort to insults beyond the sheeple comment. This community has a terrible habit of resorting to that. It's low, childish, and does not make you look any better.
Th-th-th-that's all folks!

That's great, however, I will not resort to insults beyond the sheeple comment. This community has a terrible habit of resorting to that. It's low, childish, and does not make you look any better.

People don't take your posts seriously because most of the stuff you post are lies, misinformed opinions or just pure speculation. Any of the research you have done were on websites or articles written by like-minded people who construe facts to fit their beliefs, much like you are doing.

You're wasting a lot of money, man

Sure, it costs more but worth it IMO. It comes in bulk at a cheaper price so 1 order from Amazon normally lasts 2 months or so.

As for the food, I've saved hundreds on food by growing my own.

People don't take your posts seriously because most of the stuff you post are lies, misinformed opinions or just pure speculation. Any of the research you have done were on websites or articles written by like-minded people who construe facts to fit their beliefs, much like you are doing.

Not all research was from like-minded people.

Th-th-th-that's all folks!

Thanks for the closing!

Did you know things such as corn are modified to create their own pesticide, and changed so roundup does not kill it?

I would love to hear how organic pesticides are more harmful!

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100622175510.htm
and I already mentioned crops being modified to resist pesticides. That is a good thing.
As for generating their own pesticides, that's also good since you need less pesticides, and it can't make any after it's picked, which is before it's rinsed.

Sure, it costs more but worth it IMO. It comes in bulk at a cheaper price so 1 order from Amazon normally lasts 2 months or so.

As for the food, I've saved hundreds on food by growing my own.

There's nothing wrong with growing your own food, but you're going to waste a lot of money if you only buy food that has a natural or organic label on it.

It's smart to be concerned about what you're buying and you want to be healthy, but a lot of that stuff is marketed to people with the same mindset as you to make more money.


Not all research was from like-minded people.

The articles you've posted and most of the things you've said to search for all turn up to be anti-gmo websites. There are a lot of unbiased articles detailing the upsides and downsides to gmos, and I could pull a couple up if you want.


I don't want to eat GMO food without proper long-term testing. Which has yet to be done
There's no reason to push millions of dollars into studying the effects of GMO foods because it's pointless. A genetically modified organism and a regular one are substantially equivalent. Would you finance a study with millions of your own dollars investigating the long-term health effects of organic food versus food that has been blessed by a witch doctor from Papua New Guinea?

There's no reason to push millions of dollars into studying the effects of GMO foods because it's pointless. A genetically modified organism and a regular one are substantially equivalent. Would you finance a study with millions of your own dollars investigating the long-term health effects of organic food versus food that has been blessed by a witch doctor from Papua New Guinea?

yes