Vaccinations and Food Safety lecture
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Jeff Korentayer DMH
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Jeff Korentayer DMH
www.arcanum.ca
www.twitter.com/jkorentayer
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“Conspiracy Theory” or “Conspiracy Fact”?
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Jeff Korentayer DMH
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Government, public health and dairy industry officials want to restrict the sale and distribution of raw milk, citing safety concerns. But small dairy farmers, organic consumers’ advocates and raw milk drinkers say that safety isn’t the real issue — it’s control of the dairy market.
In January, the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) proposed new regulations that would ban off-the-farm sale and distribution of raw milk. Prior to making the regulations public, MDAR issued cease-and-desist orders to four milk-buying clubs.
While no one has died in Massachusetts because of raw milk, three people died in 2007 from Listeriosis from pasteurized milk.
According to In These Times:
“Considering the relative safety of raw milk and its possible health benefits, campaigns against its legalization are surprisingly intense, and not just in Massachusetts.”
David Gumpert, author of The Raw Milk Revolution, argues that regulation is “not about safety — it’s about protecting markets.”
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The actions of the government and the police during the G20 Summit demonstrate the need for answers, accountability, and action. The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) is calling for:
1) An independent inquiry into the actions of the police during the G20, including:
- The dispersal of protestors at the designated demonstration site in Queen’s Park late afternoon, Saturday June 26th;
- The detention and mass arrest on the Esplanade on the night of Saturday, June 26th;
- The arrests and police actions outside the Eastern Ave. detention centre on the morning of Sunday, June 27th;
- The prolonged detention and mass arrest of individuals at Queen St. W. and Spadina Ave. on the evening of Sunday, June 27th;
- The conditions of detention at the Eastern Ave. detention centre;
2) Repeal or amendment of the Public Works Protection Act to meet basic constitutional standards; and
3) Law reform to ensure that the Criminal Code provisions relating to “breach of the peace”, “unlawful assemblies” and “riots” are brought in line with constitutional standards.
If you share our concerns and want your voice to be heard, send your name and email address to us at g20petition@ccla.org. We will add your name to our list and, when we have 5,000 signatures, forward it to the federal and provincial governments.
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Jeff Korentayer DMH
www.arcanum.ca
www.twitter.com/jkorentayer
Posted via email from Jeff’s assorted wanderings through the world and the web