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  • Italy Becomes First Nation To Ban Bill Gates’ Fake Meat Due To ‘Serious Health Concerns’

    10/26/2023 9:16:29 AM PDT · by Roman_War_Criminal · 20 replies
    The Exposé ^ | 10/25/23 | Patricia Harrity
    “Italy is the first nation to say no to synthetic food, to so-called ‘synthetic meat’. It does so with a formal and official act,” Health Minister Orazio Schillaci announced. “The resolution calls for a commitment to ban the production, marketing, and import of synthetic foods within our territory. “These regulations aim to regulate situations where the environmental public health could be at risk, or when there is uncertainty regarding the effects of certain products that are being or will be introduced to the market or consumed,” Schillaci continued. “It is crucial to have measures in place to address these potential...
  • If Someone Dies In Space, What Happens To The Body? NASA Protocol Says...

    08/02/2023 12:06:44 PM PDT · by Red Badger · 34 replies
    www.ndtv.com ^ | August 02, 2023 12:53 pm IST | Emmanuel Urquieta, Professor of Space Medicine and Emergency Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine
    As space travel becomes more common, so does the possibility that someone might die along the way. Houston: There's no question that sending human beings to space is an extraordinarily difficult and perilous proposition. Since human space exploration began just over 60 years ago, 20 people have died – 14 in the NASA space shuttle tragedies of 1986 and 2003, three cosmonauts during the 1971 Soyuz 11 mission, and three astronauts in the Apollo 1 launch pad fire in 1967. Given how complicated human spaceflight is, it's actually remarkable how few people have lost their lives so far. But NASA...
  • EU approves delicious cricket powder to be mixed into various flours for you peasants

    01/23/2023 2:43:43 PM PST · by packagingguy · 19 replies
    Not the Bee ^ | an 23, 2023 | Wolfgang Ramsay
    In two days an EU regulation will go into effect that allows for ‘acheta domesticus’, aka house crickets, to be added to flour, bread, pasta etc. as an ‘authorised novel food for the general population’. They want you to eat bugs without you knowing it.🦗 https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/ALL/?uri=CELEX%3A32023R0005 The application requested for partially defatted powder obtained from whole Acheta domesticus (house cricket) to be used in multigrain bread and rolls, crackers and breadsticks, cereal bars, dry pre-mixes for baked products, biscuits, dry stuffed and non-stuffed pasta-based products, sauces, processed potato products, legume- and vegetable- based dishes, pizza, pasta-based products, whey powder, meat...
  • Universal Health Care Ends With The Government Telling You To Kill Yourself

    12/30/2022 2:05:40 PM PST · by SeekAndFind · 54 replies
    The Federalist ^ | 12/30/2022 | Kenneth Schrupp
    Democrats’ universal health care fantasy must be stopped so we can save our citizens from health care shortages and suicide.Today, Canadians are experiencing a three-word addition to what Ronald Reagan called the nine most terrifying words in the English language: “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help you kill yourself.” Soon after the announcement that Canada would expand its medically assisted suicide program to include those with mental illness, the popular Canadian department store chain Simons issued a new advertisement celebrating the policy. The video features a woman saying, “Last breaths are sacred; you just have to be...
  • Lab-grown meat cleared for human consumption by U.S. regulator (The FDA)

    11/16/2022 3:56:33 PM PST · by aimhigh · 79 replies
    Euronews ^ | 11/16/2022 | Leah Douglas
    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the first time cleared a meat product grown from animal cells for human consumption, the agency announced on Wednesday.UPSIDE Foods, a company that makes cell-cultured chicken by harvesting cells from live animals and using the cells to grow meat in stainless-steel tanks, will be able to bring its products to market once it has been inspected by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), said a release from the FDA. “The world is experiencing a food revolution and the (FDA) is committed to supporting innovation in the food supply,” said FDA Commissioner Robert...
  • Human Composting Is Now Legal in California, Leading the Way to 'Soylent Green'

    09/19/2022 8:28:24 PM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 39 replies
    Red State ^ | 09/19/2022 | Jennifer Oliver O'Connell
    Remember the Charlton Heston movie Soylent Green? It comes to mind, because this 1973 futuristic movie was set in 2022.Let that sink in.It also comes to mind because thanks to Biden’s economic agenda (or lack thereof), much of the dystopian ethos of that world is being baked into our everyday lives. The World Economic Forum keeps pushing new forms of insect protein on us, and it was only a matter of time before cannibalism was happily presented as an idea whose time had come.For the sake of the environment, even our death traditions are being restructured to fit the paradigm...
  • Burger King Is Going Big on Fake Chicken

    08/22/2022 6:40:45 PM PDT · by BenLurkin · 63 replies
    thetakeout.com ^ | Marnie Shure
    Some of fast food’s splashiest plant-based chicken rollouts have seriously impressed us in the past. First, there was the debut of Impossible Chicken Nuggets in 2021, a product that managed to capture the brothy flavor of real cooked poultry and deliver both crunch and chew without tasting springy or spongy. (Burger King tested these nuggets at various locations last fall.) Then, KFC released Beyond Fried Chicken in January 2022; these were essentially nuggets as well, and tasted “pretty spectacular,” according to our taste test. Both of these, however, were small-format chick’n products. The Impossible Original Chick’n Sandwich at Burger King...
  • World’s largest vats for growing ‘no-kill’ meat to be built in US

    05/26/2022 11:58:11 AM PDT · by algore · 57 replies
    The building of the world’s largest bioreactors to produce cultivated meat has been announced, with the potential to supply tens of thousands of shops and restaurants. Experts said the move could be a “gamechanger” for the nascent industry. The US company Good Meat said the bioreactors would grow more than 13,000 tonnes of chicken and beef a year. It will use cells taken from cell banks or eggs, so the meat will not require the slaughter of any livestock. There are about 170 companies around the world working on cultured meat, but Good Meat is the only company to have...
  • Almost 50 Years Ago, Soylent Green Portrayed a Grim Future for 2022: Things aren’t anywhere near as bad as the movie portrayed

    04/20/2022 6:41:06 AM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 26 replies
    American Thinker ^ | 04/20/2022 | Anthony Watts
    In anticipation of Earth Day 2022, it is a good time to reflect on the upcoming 50th anniversary of the release of the eco-apocalypse movie Soylent Green: It’s the year 2022. Cumulative effects of overpopulation, pollution, and “climate catastrophe” have caused severe worldwide shortages of food, water, and housing. Scientists confirm oceanographic reports saying the oceans are dying. The food chain is disrupted. Food is becoming scarce, and the temperature is so hot that heat waves have become year-round thanks to climate change aka “global warming.” Homeless people are everywhere; only half the workforce is employed while the other half...
  • Is eating people a solution to world hunger? The science behind 'Soylent Green'

    02/17/2022 5:00:41 PM PST · by BipolarBob · 47 replies
    SYFY ^ | 2/16/2022 | cassidy ward
    Cassidy Ward Wed, February 16, 2022, 11:09 AM CST Released in 1973, Soylent Green imagines a dystopian nightmare version of 2022 in which overpopulation and climate disaster have made the Earth nearly unlivable. Resource and housing shortages have exacerbated class stratification, with the wealthy living in lush, reinforced houses while the rest of the population is scrounging for scraps just to survive. With not enough to eat, half of the world's population is sustained only by a staple food source created and sold by the Soylent Corporation. It comes in various colors, the best of which is the titular Soylent...
  • What 1973’s Soylent Green Accurately Predicted about 2022

    01/16/2022 4:37:14 PM PST · by DFG · 30 replies
    National Review ^ | 01/16/2022 | Wesley Smith
    Ihave always loved science fiction. So when Soylent Green was first released in 1973, I immediately headed to the theater. I remember clearly being shocked by the depictions presented but assuaging myself with the comforting thought that nothing like any of that would ever actually happen. The story takes place in 2022 — 50 years from when it was filmed. Now that 2022 has actually arrived, I decided to view the film again to check how well the writers did at predicting the world of today. Unsurprisingly, the movie got several of the details very wrong, as Kyle Smith recently...
  • Shares of Fake Meat Company Crash 19% as Public Rejects Bioengineered Slop

    11/14/2021 12:28:16 PM PST · by Roman_War_Criminal · 68 replies
    Big League Politics ^ | 11/11/21 | Richard Moorhead
    The shares of a fake meat company beloved by global elites crashed a dramatic 19% on Wednesday, reeling from pitiful quarterly earnings reports and enduring resistance on the part of the public to replacing meat from western diets with bioengineered slop. Beyond Meat lost nearly a dollar per share on Wednesday, reporting a third-quarter net loss of $55 million. The company’s executives have consistently maintained that the western public is ready to replace real meat with its synthetic bioengineered plant-based products, which many nutritionists and medical experts question as potentially dangerous. Executives also admitted they expect a bevvy of marketing...
  • 98-Year-Old Who Donated Body to Science Ends Up Dissected in Front of Audience at Expensive ...

    11/04/2021 7:53:44 PM PDT · by markomalley · 41 replies
    Gateway Pundit ^ | 11/4/2021 | Cassandra Fairbanks
    A 98-year-old man who donated his body to science ended up being dissected before a paying audience at a “freak show” event in Oregon. The family of the man is outraged over how his body was desecrated without their consent. The audience paid $500 per ticket to watch the body of David Saunders be dissected, live and in person. “Event organizers sold tickets for up to $500 to the public to view in-person the autopsy and dissection of a human body. The event is part of the Oddities and Curiosities Expo, which travels across the country,” local station KING 5...
  • Diners in Sweden given the option of a ‘Human Meat Burger’ The Human Meat burger was developed in Sweden, with its creator explaining he had done “extensive research” for the product.

    11/03/2021 10:29:30 AM PDT · by mylife · 54 replies
    In the least cannibalistic way possible, would you eat a burger that tastes like human meat? Would it change your mind if the producers of that burger said they had done extensive research on the taste? The opportunity was there for diners in Sweden after Oumph! developed The Human Meat Burger. Luckily, Oumph is a world-renowned plant-based company and rather than using actual human meat, the organisation used its plant-based products. The project was developed by the company’s co-founder Ankan Linden who said it was a promotion to show people how to eat plant-based. “We developed this burger in no...
  • Iowa Archbishop Urges Laity to ‘Liquify’ Dead Bodies Instead of Burying Them, Says It’s Better for Planet

    10/26/2021 6:40:19 PM PDT · by marshmallow · 46 replies
    LifeSite News ^ | 10/26/21 | Michael Haynes
    '(I)sn’t traditional burial disrespectful to God’s good, green earth?'DUBUQUE, Iowa (LifeSiteNews) – The Catholic Archbishop of Dubuque, Iowa, has written to urge the faithful to reject “traditional burial methods” in favor of liquifying a corpse in order to be less “offensive” to the earth and environment. Archbishop Michael Jackels made the argument in a letter dated October 20 entitled “Alternatives to traditional burial methods.” Making reference to the “two people” who die every second worldwide and the 2.5 million who die annually in the United States, Jackels declared that this “makes burial practices a significant environmental issue.” 'Liquify’ bodies to...
  • Bevan Costello: 65-year-old Australian indigenous elder receives second Pfizer mRNA injection during televised event, dead six days later

    10/05/2021 11:50:37 AM PDT · by Jan_Sobieski · 88 replies
    The COVID Blog ^ | 09/29/2021 | Staff
    CHERBOURG, QUEENSLAND — A 65-year-old Wakka Wakka tribal elder is dead after believing he was doing the right thing for his community.Mr. Bevan Costello, known as Uncle Bevan Costello in his community, received his second Pfizer mRNA injection on or around September 9 at a local pop-up event, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). He told ABC that many of his fellow Wakka Wakka tribe members were hesitant to receive the injections due to “misunderstanding of the information, mostly on social media.”ABC reported that Cherbourg, an aboriginal settlement with about 1,200 residents, was only 4.6% fully-vaccinated as of September...
  • Body Composting, Recently Approved by Colorado Lawmakers, Is a “Green” Alternative to Burial and Cremation

    09/20/2021 3:54:34 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 73 replies
    Colorado Sun ^ | Thomas Peipert
    Body composting, recently approved by Colorado lawmakers, is a “green” alternative to burial and cremationIn a suburban Denver warehouse tucked between an auto repair shop and a computer recycling business, Seth Viddal is dealing with life and death. He and one of his employees have built a “vessel” they hope will usher in a more environmentally friendly era of mortuary science that includes the natural organic reduction of human remains, also known as body composting. “It’s a natural process where the body is returned to an elemental level over a short period of time,” said Viddal, who likened the practice...
  • DNA testing found ZERO tuna in Subway's tuna sandwiches and I have serious concerns about what I've been eating all these years

    06/24/2021 9:31:56 AM PDT · by Politically Correct · 106 replies
    Not The Bee ^ | 23 Jun 21 | Not The Bee
    Subway claims that its tuna is "100% wild caught," but a lab test paid for by The New York Times found absolutely no tuna DNA in over 60 inches of sandwich.
  • NY Times test finds no identifiable tuna DNA in Subway's tuna sandwich

    06/23/2021 6:20:25 AM PDT · by Trump20162020 · 111 replies
    The Hill ^ | June 22, 2021 | Jordan Williams
    A New York Times analysis found no identifiable tuna DNA in Subway’s tuna sandwich, the newspaper reported over the weekend, citing tests conducted by a commercial lab. The Times bought 60 inches of Subway tuna sandwiches from three different Subway locations in Los Angeles. A reporter for the newspaper then removed and froze the tuna and sent it to an unidentified commercial food testing lab. The newspaper said it paid roughly $500 for the lab to conduct a PCR test to see if the substance had one of five different tuna species. After a month, the lab said it found...
  • Wisconsin Senate approves bill to dissolve dead bodies, dump them in sewer

    05/18/2021 9:42:43 AM PDT · by Roman_War_Criminal · 69 replies
    lifesitenews ^ | 5/13/21 | Raymond Wolfe
    Wisconsin senators approved a bill earlier this week allowing dead bodies to be dissolved in a chemical bath and disposed like sewage. The bill, Senate Bill 228, authorizes a practice called alkaline hydrolysis, or “water cremation,” which liquifies the human body using a mixture of water, heat, and chemical agents, leaving only bones behind. The liquid is then dumped into the sewage system or boiled off, and bones can be crushed and deposited in an urn. The Republican-led Senate passed the legislation without debate on Tuesday over the objection of the Catholic bishops of Wisconsin.