Guest guest Posted June 6, 2011 Report Share Posted June 6, 2011 I am becoming more and more of a conspiracy theorist every day !!! Its a worry. Lets hope many of us can grow our own veggies, although that will be considered a source of e.coli by global interests I am sure. We are supposed to forget about 'Dig for Victory' projects. F > > This may be difficult for some people to swallow (ahem!), but scientists > from Germany's Koch Institute have turned up forensic genetic > evidence that supports the likelihood of Europe's e.coli superbug being > bioengineered in a lab. > > It appears that someone has figured out a new way to turn food into weapons. > Could this e.coli outbreak be a deliberate act of biological warfare against > innocent people? Read my analysis to learn more: > http://www.naturalnews.com/032622_ecoli_bioengineering.html > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2011 Report Share Posted June 6, 2011 This could be an attack on the organic food suppliers. The logistics of organic food are very complicated and access to it could be a social problem in that the price will mean only the rich can afford to buy it and others have to grow it, (if they have a garden!). MacG. From: jennifer <freemangoldcoast@...>thyroid treatment Sent: Mon, 6 June, 2011 9:08:02Subject: Re: Using Food as Weapons > This may be difficult for some people to swallow (ahem!), but scientists> from Germany's Koch Institute have turned up forensic genetic> evidence that supports the likelihood of Europe's e.coli superbug being> bioengineered in a lab.> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2011 Report Share Posted June 6, 2011 The scientists have discovered that this strain of E.coli is resistant to these antibiotics, but that is not to say there is evidence that it has been bioengineered. That is speculation on the part of the writer of this article. People have been warning for years that antibiotics should not be used prophylactically because exactly this scenario will occur - bugs developing resistance to everything that can be used against them. This is why animals should not be kept in appalling conditions, fed incorrect food, and dosed routinely with antibiotics to keep them in passable health. In the case of the strains of tuberculosis which are now resistant to all antibiotics, they have developed because people have not completed their full courses of antibiotics, meaning that the bugs were not killed off completely, and had a chance to develop resistance. So there is not necessarily such a sinister reason for such occurrences. Miriam > This may be difficult for some people to swallow (ahem!), but scientists from Germany's Koch Institute have turned up forensic genetic evidence that supports the likelihood of Europe's e.coli superbug being bioengineered in a lab. > > It appears that someone has figured out a new way to turn food into weapons. Could this e.coli outbreak be a deliberate act of biological warfare against innocent people? Read my analysis to learn more: > http://www.naturalnews.com/032622_ecoli_bioengineering.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2011 Report Share Posted June 6, 2011 > The scientists have discovered that this strain of E.coli is >resistant to these antibiotics, but that is not to say there is >evidence that it has been bioengineered. That is speculation on the >part of the writer of this article. Thank you Miriam, for being a voice of reason and not supporting the blatant scaremongery spread from this and the previous NaturalNews article posted here. Spreading fear and rumours like this guy is doing is only making matters worse. There is absolutely NO evidence that the bug has been bioengineered. It has been mentioned that it could be a possibility, but the mutation might as well have occured naturally. We don't know this, but perpetuating rumours certainly isn't helping anyone. In my opinion, if it hadn't been for articles like these, where authors just twists the facts to suit themselves, then the blame would have never been put on the Spanish farmers so quickly and the economic damage could have been prevented. It was only the tabloids and other scaremongers that twisted the facts; with regards to blaming Spanish cucumbers, the Koch Institute never claimed that the cucumbers were definitely the source, instead they said they were examining Spanish cucumbers and were still waiting for test results. If anyone has been following the German news, there has been a suspected " new source " for the e.coli bug every day so far. Saturday they were still suspecting an event in Hamburg, yesterday morning they blamed biogas plants, last night they started blaming a beansprout farm. At the end of the day, people just have be more critical and not believe everything that is printed in the tabloids... In any case, I would be glad if you did not post article from this source anymore. Thanks. > > The scientists have discovered that this strain of E.coli is resistant to these antibiotics, but that is not to say there is evidence that it has been bioengineered. That is speculation on the part of the writer of this article. > > People have been warning for years that antibiotics should not be used prophylactically because exactly this scenario will occur - bugs developing resistance to everything that can be used against them. This is why animals should not be kept in appalling conditions, fed incorrect food, and dosed routinely with antibiotics to keep them in passable health. > > In the case of the strains of tuberculosis which are now resistant to all antibiotics, they have developed because people have not completed their full courses of antibiotics, meaning that the bugs were not killed off completely, and had a chance to develop resistance. So there is not necessarily such a sinister reason for such occurrences. > > Miriam > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2011 Report Share Posted June 6, 2011 If you really think it's all scaremongering, take a look at www.lightparty.com/Health/GeneticFoods.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2011 Report Share Posted June 6, 2011 I must admit that such shoddy articles as this one irritate me. It is hard enough to find out what is really going on, and why, without wild, unfounded speculation such as this. This is partly why I watch German TV, and Russian news (RT), and Al Jazeera, to get different perspectives on things. Our own UK news channels seem pretty poor these days. :-( Miriam > Spreading fear and rumours like this guy is doing is only making matters worse. There is absolutely NO evidence that the bug has been bioengineered. It has been mentioned that it could be a possibility, but the mutation might as well have occured naturally. We don't know this, but perpetuating rumours certainly isn't helping anyone. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2011 Report Share Posted June 8, 2011 Yes, I still think it is all scaremongering. To be honest with you, I just need read the URL to know that what I will find on the site is most likely someone using a viable argument to exploit it for their own ends... While I think everyone is entitled to their own opinion, I also believe there are dangers to this; if you look hard enough, you can find a website to support any argument. If I wanted to, I could probably find a website that says thyroid problems are caused by bio-engineered foods. And if I couldn't find one, then I could just create one myself! How about that? I hope you understand the point I am trying to make. I am not criticizing anybody's personal opinion and I am not attacking you personally or what you believe. Everyone has a right to believe whatever they want. What I am criticizing is the fact that some people have ulterior motives and actively exploit and manipulate other people by taking a viable argument and presenting it to their best possible advantage. And that's why I don't take things at face value, especially websites. > > If you really think it's all scaremongering, take a look at > www.lightparty.com/Health/GeneticFoods.html > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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