DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE: But I do not want to eat bugs, and I do not want to be fined for using my cell phone

Who was it that said something akin to “Lie, lie and lie until the lies become believable?” 

That would be Joseph Goebbels, who was the chief propagandist for the Nazi Party.

Just wanted to remind everyone of that little piece of information. 

Free to refer to my column two weeks ago about propaganda if you are not aware of how it works in the USA.

And with no further ado let us get into the meat of this thing. 

I will start with a shocking piece of information I learned about T-Mobile this week. 

Maybe you have heard because as if we are not under enough surveillance already, cell phone providers are getting in on the game. 

As of Jan. 1, 2024, T-Mobile has decided they are instituting fees for non-compliant traffic that results in severity violations. 

And no, you cannot make this Orwellian stuff up. 

It is called SHAFT (Sex, Hate, Alcohol, Firearms, Tobacco). 

Apparently, if you post something they think is not to their liking, you get fined up to $3,500. 

Kind of like TikTok censuring people’s post with wild abandon.

Proudly, I have had two things censured just this week alone. 

Censorship is everywhere. My community guidelines violation on TikTok was a duet with a mainstream news media source interviewing a politician in DC about the Epstein list. They said it was “misinformation.” 

So, let me get this straight, I posted a mainstream media news source interview and TikTok deemed it misinformation, which means even TikTok is admitting mainstream media is reporting misinformation.

But I digress - what does anyone really know these days about anything? 

It has almost gotten to the point where I do not believe either side. I must either do my homework and really trust the source or literally see it myself.

SO, LET US LOOK AT FOOD

And that is not even talking about fast food, I am just talking about the food we buy at the supermarket.

What do people these days know about fake meat and plant-based food?

What do people know about the stores that are selling what most consumers believe are still recipes from days of old.

Tyson Foods, that well-known food brand who also own other labels people have trusted for years like Sara Lee, Jimmy Dean, Ballpark, among others.

Well, one report I saw suggested some of the ingredients in Tyson Foods these days include Acheta domesticus grillodes sigillatus i.e., crickets; Tenebrio molitor i.e., mealworms; and Locusta migratura i.e., grasshoppers.

And if you think I am off my rocker (I am not) I found this article and it explains Tyson Foods had announced a “strategic investment with insect protein startup Protix to boost the presence of insect ingredients utilized in the food system” (www.manufacturingdive.com/news/tyson-foods-partners-insect-protein-startup-develop-ingredient/697519/#:~:text=Tyson%20Foods%20announced%20a%20strategic,company%20said%20in%20a%20statement).

So, then I started thinking well, I know the World Economic Forum and Klaus Schwab the main bug eater has been talking about eating bugs and getting rid of meat for a while. 

I also know Black Rock, Vanguard and State Street have their big ‘ol fingers in that “eat the bugs” pile so I looked it up to see if these companies were part of Tyson Foods.

WELL, OF COURSE

I found that Tyson Foods, Inc.’s shareholders include Vanguard Group Inc, BlackRock Inc., Price T Rowe Associates Inc /md/, and State Street Corp. – and does it really surprise you at this point?

Another company I kept hearing about is Apeel, a Bill Gates company invested company. 

Basically, the idea behind Apeel is making sure the vegetables and fruits never grow old and look appealing on the grocery store shelves. To what detriment, because you can be sure there is one.

This little piece of information was taken from Apeel’s website: “Apeel keeps produce fresh for longer thanks to the help of a little extra ‘peel.’ 

“Our plant-based protection slows water loss and oxidation, the primary causes of spoilage… 

“Apeel is composed entirely of purified monoglycerides and diglycerides, edible compounds that can be found in a variety of foods. 

“They are safe to eat as verified by regulatory authorities around the world, including Health Canada, the United States Food and Drug Administration , and the World Health Organization. 

“In fact, they are so safe they can be found in products designed for the most sensitive populations, including infant formula and nutrition shakes for the elderly.”

So back the heck up on that, who is determining these are edible compounds? 

Oh, the FDA and WHO those same three letter organizations that have lost most of their credibility for so many reasons that if you don’t know just do the research. 

I will give you some clues WHO and COVID and those finding they kept parroting and wasn’t it the FDA who wanted to get rid of holistic stuff (i.e., because then we won’t need the pharmaceutical companies anymore because we know the game) … anyway, you get the point.

Here is a good piece of information to digest, reportedly Apeel has received $719 million in funding from the likes of 23andMe (top shareholders Black Rock and Vanguard and State Street is in the top 5), Katy Perry, Oprah Winfrey (I don’t think I have to explain that one), Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation and others. 

Yes, that is all pretty self-explanatory.

And if you shop at any of these stores listed below for your produce or recognize these brands it has Apeel all over it: Nature’s Pride, Sage Fruit Co (Washington State organic apple producer), Del Monte, Eco Farms, Del Rey, Horton Fruit Company, (all avocados), Alpine Fresh, Farm Direct Supply, (all asparagus), and SiCar Farms (limes).

Here is the list where to find “Apeel” produce: 

Costco

Trader Joes

Gelsons

Ralphs

Sprouts

Vons

Walmart

Whole Foods

Kroger

Target

Bristol Farms and more

Next up, have you heard of Monsanto? 

There is a long list of companies Monsanto owns (full list here https://masterthenewway.com/monsanto-companies/ ) and the list is of either companies or brands that are owned by Monsanto, or are known to use genetically modified seeds sold by Monsanto. 

Aunt Jemima

Banquet

Betty Crocker

Campbell’s

Capri Sun

Carnation

Chef Boyardee

Coca-Cola

Duncan Hines

Famous Amos

Frito Lay

General Mills

Green Giant

Healthy Choice

Heinz

Hellmann’s

Hershey

Hormel

Hungry Jack

Jiffy

Keebler

Kellogg’s

Kool-Aid

Kraft

Lean Cuisine

Lipton

Marie Callender’s

Minute Maid

Nabisco

Nature Valley

Nestlé

Ocean Spray

Orville Redenbacher’s

Pepperidge Farm

Pepsi

Pillsbury

Prego

Pringles

Procter & Gamble

Quaker

Stouffer’s

Tombstone frozen pizza

Uncle Ben’s

I looked up Monsanto and found more details (www.foodandwaterwatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/fs_1802_1406-monsantoseedsupd_web.pdf), but it noted “The rise of genetic engineering has not only diminished the ability for farmers to practice their own methods of seed selection, but also turned another sector of agriculture into a business monopolized by a few corporations.”

“Since the 1990s, the number of companies that sell seeds for commodity crops like corn and soybeans has decreased dramatically. 

“Farmers are dependent on a smaller number of firms for seeds, and the prices have risen sharply as the market has become more concentrated.

“The seed industry, which once relied on universities for most research and development, is now dominated by a few major chemical and pharmaceutical giants that patent specific traits in seeds and charge fees to farmers who use their patented seeds. 

“Between 1996 and 2007, Monsanto, the largest supplier of genetically engineered (or GMO) seed traits, acquired more than a dozen smaller companies, and it now controls 60 percent of corn and 62.5 percent of soybean seeds and seed trait licenses in the United States.”

Who owns Monsanto? 

That would be Bayer as of 2018, and is one of my three favorite companies’ part of that mix? 

Yes, “Hedge funds don’t have many shares in Bayer. 

Looking at our data, we can see that the largest shareholder is BlackRock, Inc. with 4.8% of shares outstanding,” that was reported in November 2023.

So, if Monsanto either owns or sells genetically modified seeds to ALL OF THESE companies and we consume products from these companies and feed them to our families, what do we expect will happen? 

Did you also know there are no long term research studies on the result of using GMO (genetically modified organisms) seeds on the health of human beings. 

And Bill Gates’ synthetic milk was found to have 92 carcinogenic compounds from a recent finding by the Health Research Institute (HRI). 

The report I read noted there were as many as 92 potentially toxic molecules “and a fungicide in a so-called “synthetic” milk, Bored Cow, which has infiltrated grocery shelves nationwide. This product is the brainchild of Perfect Day, a company buoyed by Bill Gates’ funding, notorious for its aggressive push towards controversial global food modifications. 

The artificial milk, crafted using “ProFerm” – a fabricated whey protein produced through genetically engineered “microflora” – symbolizes a disconcerting pivot in dietary control, aligning with broader, unsettling globalist agendas.”

It noted HRI’s Chief Scientist, John Fagan, Ph.D., warned the “unprecedented synthetic milk, a direct result of Gates’ meddling in natural food systems, has bypassed crucial U.S. Food and Drug Administration safety checks, casting a dark shadow on public health and safety in the relentless pursuit of globalist food domination.”

SO NOW WHAT?

We are losing our farmers, our meat production, and eventually unless you are growing it or raising it yourself you have no idea what you are putting in your mouth or why you are always feeling sick. 

Here is to hoping the information above offers the clues.

Rita Cook is a freelance writer for The Ellis County Press. She can be reached at rcook13@earthlink.net.