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NIAA 2013: Will Science Set the Capstone Between Good and Evil?

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Open Access ARS

Science and Food

“Our plans for the future must include an ever-abundant supply of food if we want our people to be strong and our nation to endure.”  Science will make the difference in the battle between Good and Evil.  The crown jewel of this blossoming, futuristic agricultural empire will be Plum Island.”  Inauguration of Plum Island Warfare Facility.

Why are we having so many disease outbreaks?  What is this years propaganda trend for genetically modified animals?  How does Agenda 21 and the “green revolution” fit into agriculture this year? What about Pharm-Food? Can science really feed the world with it’s modified image food? Food that looks like food but is actually an abomination. If you are curious about any of these you need to check out a new You Tube posted from the National Agriculture Agriculture Institute: (it is a bit long but watch to the end because it really gives you a clue what is going on in the agriculture landscape)

From the trenches,
Celeste

Food & Farms Being Federalized

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Farms and Food Being Federalized

Farms and food are being federalized by regulatory agencies.  This is yet another assault on our freedoms.  Maybe you were unaware, or maybe you were not even born yet, but some 60+ years ago a war was declared against  ‘threats to [global] peace’, breaches of peace and acts of aggression which includes American agriculture and food. Maybe you have not considered your dinner plate or your domesticated farm animals an ‘Act of Aggression’ but that is precisely how the UN views them.  We need to look at the particular UN Articles you need to understand America is a participating member and signatory of the UN.  The goal of the UN is to unite the world to a Utopian time of ‘peace’ under UN control and by their definitions.  A task force was set up in the early 1960′s to evaluate the best way to make transition to world peace.  Peace equates equals control.  Because there is human suffering and poverty the UN believes it is it’s task to bring about a ‘peaceful order’.

Here are the facts, nothing but the facts.

  • Only 2% of Americans grow food.
  • There are more prisoners in America than farmers.
  • Many farms are now foreign owned thanks to the overly intrusive regulations that each state and the federal government has passed and our lackadaisical protection of our borders.
  • America used to have hobby farmers who grew food and companion animals for their own family but those farms are rapidly becoming extinct with high prices and restrictions.
  • The global import/export market is growing at a quantum 6% a year.  It will not take long before complete dependence upon foreign products to take place.
  • The bioterrorism act of 20002 requires that all producers of food, retailers, and restaurants maintain records for traceability. Continue reading →

Pit of Hell: NIAA & The Global Food Basket (Pt.1)

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This is one of a handful of the  most disturbing power points that I have ever seen in the many years I have waded through government documents exposing  the corruption and evil embedded within.  I will include my commentary with each slide.  For the entire Power-Point click on the link below.

From the trenches,

Celeste Bishop


It is said that a picture says a thousand words…

Dr. Corrie Brown, DVM, PhD, DACVP, University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine

Brown, Corrie


When the final push towards global governance began, with hushed tones, code word was, “The train has left the station.”  The year 2010 will be known as the year that the “global food express has left the station.”   Your groceries will now be going to the world.


As the world harmonizes and turns to globalization it will become socially unacceptable to believe in the historic reality of a sovereign nation. Why to believe in sovereignty is taking a giant leap back in time when people believed the world was flat. Global governance in the past would have been considered sheer nonsense.  The fence guarding America has been taken down exposing this grand nation to demons, thieves, and dangerous ‘bugs which threaten your family and animals.


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America the Land Flowing with Green Power and Money

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Did you know that the year 2010 began a Countdown to global tyranny?   You may have suspected it from the the bankster bailouts, the fraudulent Climategate, and other intrusive regulations being rammed down the people of the world’s throat, but you just didn’t know that there really was a countdown going on.

The global UN religion is unfolding before our eyes, Islam-No, Christianity-No, Judaism-No, Buddhism-No, it is the virulent form of Hinduism, pantheism.  This religion has its roots in Agenda 21 or as  Agenda XXI.  This religious movement is no longer under the cover of darkness and is “Moving from Words to Action”.  Notice the logo on the right.  It is a ‘C’ around a globe.  When the ‘C’ encircles the ‘O’ the old serpent will have total control of the planet and you will be a slave or dead.

You can see the countdown in action at:  www.countdown2010

That ticker clock is your heads up that the powers that be are going to ram as much regulation as they possibly can before their scheme is up.

Here is where it gets interesting.  The same folks who brought you the banker bailout are going to make money through Nature Conservation, green dollars that will supposedly ‘restore’ the environment.  This same group will be controlling the food supply through a complex labyrinth of marketing and management.

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Army War College: Food Security

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Published:  20090924     Author(s):  LTC (R) Brent C. Bankus and Cadet Jason Delosua

“The President and I intend to focus new attention on food security…”
—Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton

Human Security and its seven tenets, Economic Security, Food Security, Health Security, Environmental Security, Personal Security, Community Security and Political Security have added a new dimension to the national security paradigm. For a majority of Americans and western Europeans, sufficient food is readily accessible and its cost is a relatively small percentage of their annual income. This, however, is not the case for almost a billion people around the world, including large numbers in the strategically important states of Egypt, India, China, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Indonesia, Pakistan and Ethiopia. In these countries, and in others, food insecurity has been or is a contributor to regional or domestic instability. Open publication or close

Human Security and its seven tenets, Economic Security, Food Security, Health Security, Environmental Security, Personal Security, Community Security and Political Security have added a new dimension to the national security paradigm. For a majority of Americans and western Europeans, sufficient food is readily accessible and its cost is a relatively small percentage of their annual income. This, however, is not the case for almost a billion people around the world, including large numbers in the strategically important states of Egypt, India, China, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Indonesia, Pakistan and Ethiopia. In these countries, and in others, food insecurity has been or is a contributor to regional or domestic instability. Open publication

Life-Threatening: The ‘One Health’ Manual

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Human-Animal Medicine – Clinical Approaches to Zoonoses and Other Shared Health Risks

By Peter M. Rabinowitz, MD, MPH and Lisa A. Conti, DVM, MPH, DACVPM, CEHP

http://www.us.elsevierhealth.com/product.jsp?isbn=9781416068372

Approx. 528 pages

Trim size 8 3/4 X 11 1/16 in

Copyright 2010

List Price: $99.95, Hardcover, Reference

You Tube: Coast to Coast Interviews No-NAIS Activists

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February 2006 was not exactly a tranquil month.  Emails and forums were blazing with communication and revelation on the National Animal Identification System known as NAIS.  Farmers were just beginning to collect information of the NAIS program.  NAIS activism was in its infancy with only a few farming journals such as Countryside exposing the sinister NAIS plan.   Walter Jeffries was just putting up his NoNAIS.org blog when Celeste Bishop called him with the news that the largest alternative media venue, Coast to Coast with George Noory, was going to cover the hot topic of NAIS.  Walter and Celeste teamed up for 48 hours to get the blog ready for the first NoNAIS activists to go live on the international air-waves.  Much appreciation is extended to Dr. Katherine Albrecht who helped get the media ball rolling on NAIS.

Playlist: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duViiLWlmEo&feature=related_
Aired: 2006-03-1-2006

Katherine Albrecht, Pat Showalter and Celeste Bishop talk with George Noory and expose the rise of the High Tech Control Grid….

Everyone in farming community was furious about the program that would require:

Premises Identification:  All property that has potential to make $1000 qualifies whether you have animals or not.  Your property would be issued a 7 digit number that would cloud the your private property title and would run with your land instead of through ownership.

Electronic Animal Identification:  Livestock would need to be electronically identified in case of a “dreadful foreign animal disease”.  What the fear-mongering Department of Agriculture did not tell people was that truckloads of diseased and undocumented animals were flooding across the borders straight for your dinner table.  The USDA and state Departments of Agriculture also did not reveal the incremental implementation of a master UN plan called the Terrestrial Animal Health Code that would regulate all life on the planet earth.  It has come to light that the electronic identification may or may not be the dreaded grain size RFID that is inserted into flesh via a very large needle.  Other RFID technology is available these days including Somark, which uses an embedded RFID ink and then tattoos its victims with an invisible ink.

The third pillar of NAIS is the 24/7 surveillance (tracking or tracing-whatever you want to call it) where commingling and reporting of ‘animal’ movement would need to be reported to the government in an IRS type electronic format.

The NoNAIS journey for most of us has been one of pounding down and deciphering documents, learning to appreciate each others diverse talents, learning a *new-to-you* redefined language, leaving the farm to work with policy makers, law suits, media coverage, and communication skills.  Through the highs and the lows of NoNAIS activism we have made new friends and lost friends.  We have had abounding hard work and sacrificed many hours, dollars, and family time.

Do farmers think that the NoNAIS battle is worth it?  Absolutely!  Freedom to preserve farm-freedom so that we may all eat pure food is precious.  Unpolluted food from local small farmers is a valuable commodity to you the consumer.  The days of famine are rapidly approaching when your local farmer will not be able to farm and you will be stuck with polluted food!  If we, farmer and consumer, sit back and let someone else fight the “food-fight” we will get exactly what we put in, something that looks like food, but is not.

Will Coast to Coast cover an update on the current famine threat created by over regulation of traditional and small agriculture?  So far this You Tube has had 500+ hits.  We the People can drive that number much higher and show that folks are concerned about uncontaminated local foods.

Tyrannical food regulation is creeping into your front porch.  What are you going to do about it?

10 Minute Citizen: Go to Coast to Coast Covers NoNAIS & RFID

Share the link with your family and friends and ask them to view it.  Together we can drive the NoNAIS issue back up into international media venues where we have the best opportunity to educate and impact folks on this critical issue.  Let’s not relegate NAIS media coverage to the pages of history.

From the trenches…..

Who Owns the American Farm?

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This fall the USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) released the latest report on foreign holdings of U.S. agricultural land. The publication contains statistics through Feb. 28, 2008, regarding the 20.9 million acres of U.S. agricultural land in which foreign persons hold an interest.
The report, titled “Foreign Holdings of U.S. Agricultural Land,” is available on the FSA Website at www.fsa.usda. gov. The publication reports that foreigners have an interest (partial or total ownership) in 1.6 percent of all privately held U.S. agricultural land and 0.92 percent of all land in the United States.

This is a 1.4 million acre increase from 2007 and with the situation being fluid is escalating at this moment. The report includes a wide variety of figures and statistics, including a breakdown of land held by foreigners by the type of acreage:

Forest land – 58 percent;

Cropland – 13 percent;

Pasture and other agricultural land – 26 percent.
Countries that have foreigners holding the largest amount of land:

Canadians hold the largest amount of land: almost 7.3 million acres, or 34 percent.

People from these three countries collectively hold more than 6.7 million acres, or 31 percent of the foreign held acres in the U.S.:

Netherlands, almost 3.9 million acres (18 percent);

United Kingdom, over 1.5 million acres (7 percent);

and Germany, almost 1.4 million acres (6 percent).
The proportions of foreign-owned agricultural land to all privately owned agricultural land by state:

Maine has the largest amount of foreign held U.S. agricultural land at 3.35 million acres, or 18.7 percent of the privately held agricultural land in the state.

In Hawaii, 8.8 percent of private agricultural land is foreign held.


Washington (7.2 percent),  Shame on you State of Washington, that you are in the top three foreign owned states.  NoNAIS’er’s take note and use this info for your 2010 Legislative Presentations.

Nevada (5.2 percent),

and Alabama (5.1 percent) have the next largest proportions of foreign held land.
The publication’s findings are based on reports submitted in compliance with the Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act of 1978 (AFIDA). The law was created to establish a nationwide system for the collection of information pertaining to foreign ownership in U.S. agricultural land.

10 minute Citizen:  Call Congress and your State Representatives and Senators and tell them you demand American land remain in the hand of Americans.