FOX News Whistle blowers. UNBELIEVABLE!!!

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Permalink Reply by ravenrois on December 10, 2008 at 6:53am

This is not surprising. Let's face it FOX NEWS is part of a corporation and corporations are there to make money. It's disgusting that journalistic integrity can be bought and sold and all of the major world networks are doing it because they are all mostly interested in selling advertisement space but it's heartening that there are still a few decent journalists left out there.

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Permalink Reply by RAVENOUS on December 10, 2008 at 8:13am

ITS ALL ABOUT THE MONEY!!
with no regards to human life
and animal rights ...
dont beleive everything you see on TV ...
TELEVISION is bad for ur health ...
to much negativity , and its stressful .
is why i dont watch it as well . :0)
i rather stick with my books and music .

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Permalink Reply by Solstice on December 10, 2008 at 8:55am

OH yeah- this really sheds a light on a variety of issues- falsification of the news (it's not just FOX- it's across the board- every news outlet), the Monsanto issue... This video is downright disturbing.

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Permalink Reply by )O( TheZooQueen )O( on December 10, 2008 at 9:13am

I do not know what milk he produces, but I know some of you live in Fla so had to share

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Permalink Reply by Solstice on December 10, 2008 at 9:18am

It's a nation wide thing- the bovine growth hormone is in most of the milk on store shelves. Unless it says RBGH free or is organic- it's got it.

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Permalink Reply by )O( TheZooQueen )O( on December 10, 2008 at 9:44am

Yeah I knew that, just thought it was talking about a specific hormone that there were problems with.
There are growth hormones in all of our food.

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Permalink Reply by Solstice on December 10, 2008 at 9:50am

It IS talking about a specific hormone- the recombinant bovine growth hormone. It's the one given specifically to cows to increase milk production. :)

There aren't growth hormones in all our food- there's no sense in putting growth hormone into, say, carrots. :) However, produce typically has high levels of *other* things like pesticides, chemicals, etc. that can act as hormone disrupters.

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Permalink Reply by Solstice on December 10, 2008 at 12:50pm

I agree regarding Monsanto- and yes- I am well aware of what they're into, I've been following them for awhile now. My disagreement is merely that the growth hormones specifically are in, well, *animals*- not *all* foods we eat. (Plants have their own mutant cocktails they get doused with... Which consists of various hormone *disruptors*, but not so much hormones themselves...)

Yeah- I go organic whenever financially possible. Working on growing more of my own with heirloom organic seeds too...

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Permalink Reply by Solstice on December 10, 2008 at 11:02pm

OK- that is even more disturbing than I had thought before. Thanks for sharing. I'm now off to become an air-itarian....... Except that even the *air* is polluted..... *sigh*

Permalink Reply by RodiCrow on December 10, 2008 at 9:33am

Sad to say but I am not really surprised. It really, truely is all about the money. It is a shame that the people of this country can not get accurite information on a product that is used everyday by numerous school children. What the hell is wrong with these peoole?!

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Permalink Reply by Sat-Sekhmet on December 10, 2008 at 12:34pm

I had not seen this piece before--thank you for posting it. Believe me when I say that bovine growth hormone is the least of our worries. Anyone interested in this topic at all should read a book called "Seeds of Destruction" by F. William Engdahl. This is a book that I can't believe ever saw the light of day, especially after viewing this video. The book covers not only this topic, but also the entire topic of genetically modified food. Monsanto is in the forefront of this effort, and everyone should be aware of the lengths to which this corporation will go to advance its agenda of controlling the world's food supply. Everyone should be aware of where their food comes from and what's in it.