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 List of U.S. Senators who voted for S 510 Food Safety ActBy Mike Adams, November 30 2010
(NaturalNews) Senate Bill S 510 - the "Food Safety Modernization Act" - was passed by the U.S. Senate today (http://www.naturalnews.com/030576_Food_Safety_S_510.html). If signed into law, it would unleash a new era of FDA tyranny over farmers, food producers and even small family farms, many of which already exceed the "small farms exclusion" written into the bill.
Here's the list of US Senators who voted to approve final passage of S.510. Remember these names when the next election comes around...
 Despite massive protests, US Senate passes S 510 Food Safety BillBy Mike Adams, November 30 2010
(NaturalNews) The new Food Tyranny Act -- called the "Food Safety Modernization Act" in the U.S. Senate -- has been passed by the senate today. It would give the FDA vast new powers to criminalize and imprison farmers and food producers while doing absolutely nothing to address to real root of the food contamination problem: Factory animal farm operations (which are regulated under the USDA, not the FDA).
The bill passed 73 to 25, with Sen Tom Coburn (R-Oklahoma) emerging as the greatest "voice...
 Vitamineral Green superfood from Healthforce Nutritionals packs high-density nutrition that goes beyond organicBy Mike Adams, November 30 2010
(NaturalNews) For those who are already familiar with Vitamineral Green from Healthforce Nutritionals, you'll be more than excited to hear about this special. If you don't know what Vitamineral Green is, it's one of the most respected superfood formulations in the natural health community -- it's used by vegetarians, vegans, athletes and everyday people to provide a wave of incredibly dense nutrition in a convenient superfood powder format. (See the complete ingredients list below.)
Vitamineral...
Senate delays S 510 food safety bill vote until TuesdayBy Mike Adams, November 29 2010
(NaturalNews) Slammed by a barrage of phone calls and emails today that the mainstream media isn't even reporting, the U.S. Senate today has decided to postpone their vote on S.510 -- the Food Safety Modernization Act -- until Tuesday morning.
Internet reports that S.510 has already passed are incorrect. The final bill has not yet been voted on (only a motion to move forward was voted on).
The Tester Amendment has been passed (see below for more details) which would exclude the smaller farm...
 Just doing their jobs? Psychology of TSA employees mirrors that of Nazi war criminalsBy Mike Adams, November 29 2010
(NaturalNews) Some apologists are now attempting to defend the lewd, obscene behavior of TSA agents by claiming "they're just doing their jobs." This is the exact same quote that was used by Nazi war criminals to justify their treatment of Jewish concentration camp prisoners; or by Japanese soldiers who raped and pillaged Chinese villages in World War II; or even by government hit men throughout history who have killed innocents because their bosses told them to.
"I'm just doing my job" is the...
 Urgent call for action, last chance to defeat S 510 Food Safety Modernization ActBy Mike Adams, November 29 2010
(NaturalNews) "There's a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious -- makes you so sick at heart -- that you can't take part. You can't even passively take part. And you've got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the apparatus, and you've got to make it stop! And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it that unless you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all!" - Mario Savio, December 2...
 Willie Nelson pot possession charge shows ludicrousness of marijuana prohibitionBy Mike Adams, November 28 2010
(NaturalNews) Marijuana prohibition is the cornerstone of the U.S. police state. It gives cops a reason to search vehicles and keeps DEA employees on the payroll while filling the prisons with literally millions of people who have harmed no one except themselves.
Country singer superstar Willie Nelson is the latest victim of this police state marijuana prohibition. His vehicle was stopped at an immigration checkpoint (yes, immigration) in Sierra Blanca, Texas, where an officer claimed he smelled...
 Soda pop industry branded baby bottles with soft drink logosBy Mike Adams, November 28 2010
(NaturalNews) We've been covering the soft drink industry lately, publishing articles on soda pop marketing to children that seem so bizarre, many people are simply unable to believe them. So for this article, I've quoted numerous sources to allow everyone to verify the "unbelievable" facts of this story for themselves.
This story concerns the fact that the PepsiCo company began branding plastic baby bottles with soft drink logos in the 1990's, hoping that parents would begin feeding their infants...
 US Government seizure of the internet has begun; DHS takes over 76 websitesBy Mike Adams, November 27 2010
(NaturalNews) As part of a new expansion of government power over information, the Department of Homeland Security has begun seizing and shutting down internet websites (web domains) without due process or a proper trial. DHS simply seizes web domains that it wants to and posts an ominous "Department of Justice" logo on the web site. See an example at http://torrent-finder.com
Over 75 websites were seized and shut down last week, and there is no indication that the government will stop such efforts...
 Soda companies pushed pop as beneficial beverage for infantsBy Mike Adams, November 26 2010
(NaturalNews) For over a hundred years, soda companies been selling products with ingredients that we now know are linked to diabetes, obesity, gout and kidney stones. Those are some of the effects of the High Fructose Corn Syrup and phosphoric acid found in conventional sodas, and we haven't even mentioned the health problems caused by aspartame.
And yet, despite the fact that these soda products are demonstrably harmful to human health, the soda industry has been working hard for many decades...
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