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Agricultural Science Fiction Horror Flick or Truth?Stuff of science fiction thrillers within the agricultural realm, including cannabalism and deformed hogs:1. Pigs are given hormones which deform their bodies such that one has to question whether or not this is a real pig. Their hams are grotesquely out of proportion to the rest of their body resembling plastic implants. They are extremely lean to the point that little to no lard is able to be detected with the naked eye. They are bred to have snouts half the length of a normal pig for the head is just wasted meat in this sci-fi- hog. There is no need for this hog to root as it was created to do. Truth or fiction? One hundred percent truth. Seeing is believing and it is an awful sight to behold. The pigs we saw had bulging blood-shot eyes. Scientists thought this is what the consumer needed in a hog and therefore it is found in nearly all pork you eat from the supermarket according to my agricultural economist husband. No one knows the long-term effects this hormone will have on people. Could the hormone have the same effect on people it has on hogs?? Abnormally large hams, eyes bulging and bloodshot... I'll let you determine that for yourself. 2. Cannabalism forced onto consumers without their knowledge. Truth or fiction? It depends on your definition of cannabalism. The definition is being debated currently and smells of the "when is a baby a baby" from the abortion debate. Currently human genes are being inserted into rice crops in California and in other parts of the world. They say it's for our health. It is a well-known fact that these crops CANNOT be contained. The pollen drifts and contaminates other crops. Soylent Green was a sci-fi- movie staring Charleton Heston many years ago. It turns out it wasn't too far from reality. See www.futurepundit.com/archives/002736.html www.organicconsumers.org/2006/artcile_1196.cfm for further info. 3. GMO companies are inserting spermacides into crops to help with population control in thrid world countries. Truth or fiction? Truth. My husband sat in on a meeting at Dow AgroSciences where this was discussed and was at the trial stage years ago. He quit and now we are farming starting literally from the grassroots to impact the world for Christ. Time for chores now. I can't go into GMO and Monsanto due to time. It would be beneficial and informative for folks to view "The Future of Food" which is a very informative documentary. The Farmer's Wife 04:39 - 2006-Aug-18 - post comment
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