Chinese Hazards, good name for this.

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Chinese Hazards We have been bombarded by Melamine-contaminated milk product scandals lately. Unfortunately, however, other Chinese hazards lurk in all of our shopping centres, and they have received no press. Yet. This is serious! Our government is not protecting us from these dangerous imports and something has to be done about it.

 

I find it so serious, I no longer eat in Chinese Restaurants for fear they may use products from China. I used to love their food, but now wonder if it is their own special brand of genocide. I also do not like to wear some of their clothes. I do not like to have a thing to do with people who kill other folks animals. as in the dog food that had Melamine in it, the fact that they put it in their own dog food, and on top of it all killed thousands of pets before the oLYMPICS. For what reason,????? This is my own special brand of Boycott. It takes me longer to shop, and think I also may have found a way that their products are coming into the country through Canada, so also take a strong look at Canadian imports. Then of course I should pass on the fact that we should not be eating High Fructose Corn Syrup, and that little one evidently has the FDA ok, or it would not be in all the foods I find it in. The biggest joke of all is, the FDA wants our vitamins and food supplements. We had better move our butts into gear and march on the streets before they ever take our Vitamins, herbs and supplements. I have also even seen gardens mentioned as a target for them. Wouldn't they love to get their hands on anything we use for health??? Total control is what it is called.

I have been warned that High Fructose Corn Syrup is a no no for diabetics, what to hear something not comical, I was given a whole box of an orange drink (which I would never drink anyway) the number one ingredient was High Fructose Corn Syrup. They had better take care of their Cash Cow better than that, they will be dead before they get much cash out of them Sharon Feeling the pinch at the grocery store? Make dinner for $10 or less.