Posted by Fedup on June 13, 2008 at 09:30:36 from (75.75.55.164):
Are there any tomato farmers out there that have been hurt by the latest killer product coming from mexico? you know those tomatoes grown in human feces and now tainted with salmonella, those same tomatoes that our "government" swears they've not yet found their source, yeah right - they know. I'll have plenty for my own consumption within about a week - home grown.
Ponder this, Where do you think big Agri-business will be going with the high fuel prices in good old America, and still relatively cheap prices in Mexico. Get ready for an outbreak of deadly and poor quality foods like you've never seen. For the truth about what's happening here find a radion station that dares to air Michael Savage and give him a listen.
It's time to start growing your own food, if you don't already.
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