Splinter Groups (was: Re: pork question)

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> > > I'm sitting here weighing 10.0000 gram flour samples for

> > iron

> > >>>>>>>>>>>>clipped by Dennis

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> > I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. I think honesty is the

best

> > policy.

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> >>>>>>>>>>> I agree with you, " honesty is the best policy " .

Of

> course we have realize each person has a differing idea of

honesty.

> Anyway, has anyone requested from Sally Fallon the name of the

dairy

> farmer and his nephew she told us about thru ? We at

the

> very least need to talk to those people and get the information

first

> hand,in writing, if possible. I'm sure Sally would give us their

name.

> And if not have another " brainstorming " session. Dennis

Dennis,

Suppose the best possible scenario: we contact Sally's nephew and he

corroborates her. We also manage to dig up the 'calves fed

pastuerized milk die before maturity' study. And lets suppose that

both Sally's nephew and this study found that even when you graze

calves, they die before maturity when fed pastuerized milk.

Now realize that 99.99% of the industrialized world feeds their

calves pastuerized milk. Science works by corroboration and

reproducibility. Furthermore, there are tons of studies in dairy

science journals, such as those found by Carmen, that show that

calves fed pastuerized milk don't die before maturity.

Do you really want to leave the statement as is, just because we can

now attach a reference it? Wouldn't you prefer that we acknowlege the

full body of research as well as standard animal husbandry practice?