The following is from W.C. Douglass, M.D. and if you have never subscribed to his newsletter you should because he has a unique perspective and a touch of realism that most medical gurus do not.
I read today’s entry and nearly laughed except I am sure Lord Stern, who was quoted in the Guardian UK is not being funny he actually thinks it would be better to fill our earth with fields of soy bean plants and all the chemicals that go with that, all the land leaching that occurs when you grow soy not to mention the resources used to power the gigantic machines that are used to plant and harvest this so-called miracle food.In other words, he thinks we should all be vegetarians.
Think again just for one minute or even two. Just one example of natural and green is roaming cattle and/or sheep on grasslands? All that is needed to raise beef for example is otherwise useless land that is covered with grasses. The cattle are put out to pasture, they stay healthy, they are happy, some are used for meat, some are used for reproduction and it is a very natural eco friendly way to feed the earth and its inhabitants. If we want to talk about green house gases just think of the fossil fuels burned every day by farmers and then there are the chemicals they put in our earth to grow soy, it is a travesty.
Do not be fooled by Stern’s appeal to the good citizens of Earth. Let it be known that governing bodies all over the world are trying very hard to put the small eco-friendly farmer out of business. Even as I write, and as close as 50 miles from my home in east central Minnesota, Wisconsin state officials are putting a good farm that supports two to three families out of business and there are at least three other farms that have been shut down. They have criminalized the cow share program that so many of us were privileged to be part of and I can imagine if the Lord Sterns of this planet we call home have their way we will all be eating soy burger, wrapped in soy flour buns, drinking soy milk and our little boys will be growing breasts.
If you need to be awakened to the problem then the story W.C. Douglass published may be just the ticket. Enjoy!
“UK climate weirdo’s strange demand
Of all the screwy ideas I’ve heard lately, this one takes the cake: A British “authority” on global warming says that in order to save the planet, we all need to become vegetarians.
“Meat is a wasteful use of water and creates a lot of greenhouse gases. It puts enormous pressure on the world’s resources. A vegetarian diet is better,” Lord Nicholas Stern told the Times of London.
Don’t you love the titles they give themselves over there? He’s also known as Baron Stern of Brentford… but as far as I’m concerned, he’s the baron of baloney – or at least the soy equivalent of it.
If mass vegetarianism changes the impact humans have on earth, it’ll be because this deadly lifestyle would reduce the number of people on the planet. I’m sure that would thrill the self-hating humans behind the climate police.
But the question you should be asking is: how? How in the world does Lord Stern plan to convert the entire global population to vegetarianism? The answer is both simple and alarming… through cost-hikes and brainwashing.
Stern said that if the upcoming Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen is successful, it’ll lead to “soaring costs” of meat and other foods they deem bad for the planet.
In other words, if people won’t voluntarily shun meat, no problem! They’ll just make it impossible for you to afford it. Problem solved.
But if all goes according to plan, you won’t even want to eat meat once he’s done with you. He’s made it very clear that his goal is to shift your attitude towards meat over time.
He said, “I am 61 now and attitudes towards drinking and driving have changed radically since I was a student. People change their notion of what is responsible.”
That’s right folks, he’s comparing meat eaters to drunk drivers.
So along with your generous portion of rice and beans, you can have a health dose of a guilt trip on the side.
I think these nobles should save their high horses for fox hunting.
Why a fringe wacko like this even gets the time of day, much less the attention of a major newspaper, is beyond me – but don’t let the climate bullies lord over your dinner table.
I don’t care if you listen to Lord Stern, Lord & Taylor, or the Lord of the Rings… the fact is, we NEED meat. Most vegetarians need a shelf full of supplements and protein powders to get by, and it’s no wonder. Our bodies simply can’t function properly without the healthy fats, proteins, and minerals we get from this vital food source.
Don’t be alarmed by this radical control freak.
Eat your meat, and enjoy the weather.”
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Let me know what you think…………
patrick Monday, October 19, 2009 on 19:45 Permalink |
Aloha Kris: I have no idea how Ifound this blog and you, but I am glad I did. I have a long Gluten and MSG story, but mostly would love to share information with you.
I would really love to hear from you. Warmest aloha, patrick
Kris Tuesday, October 20, 2009 on 18:56 Permalink |
Aloha Patrick, I am interested in everyone’s stories, so please share any information you think I would find useful or that others would appreciate knowing.
I would like to share one short story with you. I recently reviewed a cheese product that I bought on Amazon.com. I rated it very low because I understood when I bought the product that it was pure cheese. When I received the product I found that it had maltodextrin in it, of course, used as a flowing agent but rendering it useless to me as I do not want to ingest excitotoxins or anything remotely resembling MSG.
This week I got an email from Amazon saying someone had responded to my review, so being curious I read it. The writer had the surname name of Collier and they attacked my review as being written by someone who was both “stupid and ignorant”. “Maltodextrin is a flowing agent” Collier responded and a by product of sugar not MSG. I responded that he/she was correct it is a flowing agent but people with MSG sensitivities should not ingest items with Maltodextrin and thus my comment on my review of the cheesy bits.
What do you think? Has your MSG story included items with maltodextrin? I know that Dr. Klinghardt feels that flowing agents like maltodextrin and magnesium stearate form a bio film on the lining of the gut and thus interfere with the absorption of most supplements that have those items listed as added ingredients. He has not dealt with the excitotoxins but “MSG Myth” does and maltodextrin is definitely included in the do not ingest list.
I would love to hear from you and look forward to sharing your information with others. There really is a derth of information out there for the health oriented person and your information could save someone’s life.