https://www.weforum.org/people/mehmet-c-oz
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/authors/mehmetoz
==0Z =10 years =>WEFaggot==
Trump endorsed:
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Senator Grahamnesty
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Senator McConnel
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Senator Mittens
Thay All Stabbed Him In The Back Again And Again
Report: Trump "nervous" about Kathy Barnette surge in Pennsylvania Senate race
hotair.com/allahpundit/2022/05/12/report-trump-nervous-about-kathy-barnette-surge-in-pennsylvania-senate-race-n468959
''He should be. You know what the polling looks like.''
In one sense, Barnette winning wouldn’t be bad for Trump. She’s not running as Liz Cheney or even as Brian Kemp, after all. She’s running as a true-blue populist Trump supporter, someone whom Steve Bannon described as an “audience favorite” on his daily podcast. Trump’s consolation prize if his guy, Mehmet Oz, ends up losing is that it took someone who’s “ULTRA MAGA,” as Bannon describes her, to beat the official MAGA choice.
But in another sense, yeah, of course it’s bad. Trump wants to know that he’s the party’s supreme kingmaker, a man of such tremendous political influence that his support all but guarantees a candidate the Republican nomination. Barnette beating Oz confounds that. In particular, what Barnette said at a primary debate last month must send a chill down Trump’s spine: “MAGA does not belong to President Trump. Our values never, never shifted to President Trump’s values. It was President Trump who shifted and aligned with our values.”
MAGA is supposed to be defined by the person of Donald J. Trump. Barnette winning would be a sign that populist voters now define it differently, which in turn would leave Trump wondering what might happen in 2024 if Ron DeSantis wins big this fall and continues piling up crowd-pleasing policy wins. No wonder, then, that so many Trump cronies are suddenly scrambling to blow up Barnette on the launching pad.
Bottom line: He’s “nervous.” And he’s not the only one.
The situation has left Trump feeling “nervous about Oz’s prospects,” according to one Trump adviser, who requested anonymity for fear of reprisal…
Another person close to Trump who has been supportive of Oz described the situation as “a nightmare.” In interviews with CNN, this person and three other Trump allies described Barnette, who nabbed endorsements late Tuesday from the socially conservative groups Susan B. Anthony List and CatholicVote and a seven-figure investment from the Club for Growth, as a major threat to both Oz and McCormick in the last stretch of the race…
The former President is still determining whether there is anything he can do to give Oz an extra boost in the race, the adviser to Trump said, noting that Trump was already planning to host a tele-rally and to target Republican voters with robocalls before the primary. Trump also held a campaign rally outside of Pittsburgh last Friday, where he repeatedly tore into McCormick to turn on-the-fence voters against him.
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Also nervous are Mitch McConnell and the entirety of the establishment GOP, who’ll face a no-win situation if Barnette pulls the upset. Either she ends up fumbling away a Senate seat in the general election that might have been won with Oz or Dave McCormick as the nominee or she wins the general election and becomes another bombthrowing populist pain in the ass for Cocaine Mitch inside the GOP caucus. Axios calls Barnette’s surge an “oh sh*t” moment for Washington Republicans, which is practically an in-kind advertisement for her campaign.
Democrats are nervous too. On the one hand, they’re excited that Barnette might win since she’d be the easiest of the three GOP contenders to beat. On the other hand, they were excited that Trump might win the primary in 2016 for the same reason and you know how that turned out. This fall, with the national climate being what it is, any Republican candidate stands a fair chance of winning their race. “Like a lot of Democrats, I’m schizophrenic on this — rooting for the crazy person because it gives us the best chance to win. But at the same time it could give us a crazy senator or a crazy governor, or both,” said one Dem strategist in Pennsylvania to the Times.
Somehow Trump, McConnell, and the Democratic Party are all momentarily aligned in the same cause.
They have five days to figure out a line of attack that might spoil Barnette’s momentum. Sean Hannity tried one out on his show last night: She’s anti-Trump! Or was anti-Trump, for awhile.
Hannity had Oz on later in the show (reportedly he helped convince Trump to endorse Oz in the first place) and they tried out another line of attack: What do really know about Kathy Barnette? “I concur with your diagnosis. She is a mystery,” Oz said on the show, hoping to goose GOP fears that if they nominate an enigma and there’s a skeleton in her closet, Democrats will find it and blow her up in the general election.
There’s another potential line of attack: She has a problem with Muslims. Although as I said last night, I doubt that one will hurt her in a populist primary.
Finally, there’s this one that’s being pushed by Oz’s Super PAC: She’s woke! At least if we define “woke” as “believes that some white people are racist.”
https://youtu.be/IOSQT2MRXUU
The Muslim candidate in the primary would rather accuse Barnette of being anti-white, for which the evidence is thin, than of being anti-Muslim, for which there’s much more evidence. American politics, 2022.
The dilemma for Trump now is finding a way to balance his support for Oz, whom his base dislikes, with the growing probability of a victory by Barnette, whom many in his base favor. He took a stab at it this afternoon:
She’s probably hiding something and has no chance to win — but just in case she does win, Trump will be her biggest fan. That covers all the political bases he needs to cover, I suppose. He really is nervous.
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2008 Chinese milk scandal
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Chinese_milk_scandal
The 2008 Chinese milk scandal was a significant food safety incident in China. The scandal involved Sanlu Group's milk and infant formula along with other food materials and components being adulterated with the chemical melamine, which resulted in kidney stones and other kidney damage in infants. The chemical was used to increase the nitrogen content of diluted milk, giving it the appearance of higher protein content in order to pass quality control testing. 296,000 affected children were identified, among which 52,898 were hospitalized, according to the latest report in January 2009.[1][2] The death of 6 babies were officially concluded to be related to the contaminated milk.[3]
The timeline of the scandal dated back to December 2007, when Sanlu began to receive complaints about kidney stone. One of the more notable early complaints was made on 20 May 2008, when a mother posted online after she learnt that Sanlu donated the milk she had been complaining to the orphans of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake.[4][5][6][7] Also on 20 May, the problem reached Sanlu's Board meeting the first time and they ordered multiple third-party tests. In retrospect, these tests were fair and rigorous but melamine, the culprit, slipped past those tests until 1 August. On 2 August, Sanlu's Board decided to issue a trade recall to the wholesalers but not telling the wholesalers the product was contaminated; however, Shijiazhuang's deputy mayor, who was invited to attend, rejected trade recall and instructed the Board to "shut the mouths of the victims by money", "wait until the end of 2008 Beijing Olympics to end smoothly and then the provincial police would hunt the perpetrators".[8] New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra, which owned a 43% stake in Sanlu, were alerted to the contamination on 2 August's Board meeting. Fonterra alerted the New Zealand government and the NZ government confronted the Chinese government on 8 September.[9][10] The Chinese government made public of the scandal on 13 September. After the initial focus on Sanlu, further government inspections revealed that products from 21 other companies were also tainted, including those from Arla Foods–Mengniu, Yili, and Yashili.[11] While more and more cases reached hospitals around the nation from December 2007, the first report to the government by any hospital was made on 16 July.[12]
The issue raised concerns about food safety and political corruption in China and damaged the reputation of the country's food exports. The World Health Organization called the incident "deplorable" and at least 11 foreign countries halted all imports of Chinese dairy products. A number of trials were conducted by the Chinese government resulting in two executions, three sentences of life imprisonment, two 15-year prison sentences,[13] and the firing or forced resignation of seven local government officials and the Director of the Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ).[14]
In late October 2008, similar adulteration with melamine was discovered in eggs and possibly other food. The source was traced to melamine being added to animal feed, despite a ban imposed in June 2007 following the scandal over pet food ingredients exported to the United States.[15]
Twelve years ago, 300,000 children in China were poisoned after drinking infant milk formula that contained melamine, a chemical used in plastic. Six babies were killed by the toxic substance, which was used by 22 companies to artificially boost the protein levels that showed up in nutrition tests.Feb 22, 2020
https://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/3051808/foreign-brands-still-dominate-parents-do-not-trust-chinas-home
Outrage started in the 1970s, when Nestle was accused of getting third world mothers hooked on formula, which is less healthy and more expensive than breast milk. The allegations led to hearings in the Senate and the World Health Organization, resulting in a new set of marketing rules.Jun 25, 2012
https://www.businessinsider.com/nestles-infant-formula-scandal-2012-6
Nestlé S.A. is a Swiss multinational food and drink processing conglomerate corporation headquartered in Vevey, Vaud, Switzerland. It is the largest publicly held food company in the world, measured by revenue and other metrics, since 2014. Wikipedia
Every Parent Should Know The Scandalous History Of Infant Formula
businessinsider.com/nestles-infant-formula-scandal-2012-6
Jill Krasny Jun 25, 2012, 2:48 PM
'The Baby Killer' blew the lid off the formula industry in 1974.
Baby Milk Action pdf
Social rights groups began dragging the industry's exploitative practices into the spotlight in the early 1970s.
The New Internationalist published an exposé on Nestlé's marketing practices in 1973, "Babies Mean Business," which described how the company got Third World mothers hooked on baby formula.
But it was "The Baby Killer," a booklet published by London's War On Want organization in 1974, that really blew the lid off the baby formula industry.
Nestlé was accused of getting Third World mothers hooked on formula
YouTube / All About IBFAN
Nevermind that these women lived in squalor and struggling to survive.
In poverty-stricken cities in Asia, Africa and Latin America, "babies are dying because their mothers bottle feed them with Western-style infant milk," alleged War on Want.
Nestlé accomplished this in three ways, said New Internationalist:
Creating a need where none existed.
Convincing consumers the products were indispensable.
Linking products with the most desirable and unattainable concepts—then giving a sample.
Formula shortage isn’t related to Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg investment in artificial breast milk
politifact.com/factchecks/2022/may/12/facebook-posts/formula-shortage-isnt-related-bill-gates-mark-zuck
By Samantha Putterman May 12, 2022
If Your Time is short
A national shortage of infant formula unfolded due to a recall by a major U.S. manufacturer of baby food and existing supply chain issues associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.
There’s no evidence that an investment in BIOMILQ – a startup that makes artificial breast milk – by a fund that Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates are involved in has anything to do with the shortage.
BIOMILQ says it’s still three to five years away from getting a product to market.
See the sources for this fact-check
Even if you’re not a parent, you’ve likely heard about the baby formula shortage currently gripping the United States.
The lack of supply has been blamed on a number of factors, including COVID-19 related supply chain issues and a recall that halted operations at a major formula manufacturer.
But some on social media claim there’s something darker at play: an intentional and strategic investment by some of the nation’s richest men.
A screenshot of a website called the Science Times shows a June 2020 headline that says "Bill Gates, Zukerberg, other billionaires invest in environmentally-friendly artificial breast milk cultured from human mammary."
A May 11 Facebook post that shared the screenshot reads: "Now you know why there’s suddenly a ‘formula shortage.’ The new age robber barons have conveniently invested in some unholy breast milk made from human organs."
The post was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about our partnership with Facebook.)
There is no evidence that investments involving Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg in artificial breast milk have anything to do with the formula shortage.
The story featured in the post was published on June 20, 2020, and detailed how a startup company called BIOMILQ is artificially producing human breast milk from cultured human mammary cells in an effort to limit greenhouse gases created in formula manufacturing.
The company received $3.5 million from an investment fund co-founded by Gates, Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson, the story said. The billion dollar fund, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, was established to help prevent the effects of climate change and is backed by some of the world's top entrepreneurs.
Neither BIOMILQ nor the fund’s investment in the company have anything to do with the current shortage. Leila Strickland, BIOMILQ’s co-founder and chief science officer, told CNN on May 3 that the company is still three to five years away from getting a product to market.
Hannity is going hard after Kathey Barnette… He's bringing up Q-anon.
9:08 PM · May 12, 2022·Twitter Web App
https://twitter.com/MerissaHansen17/status/1524919566622654471
https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1524906891008266262
''BREAKING: @SeanHomoHannity responds to @Kathy4Truth's request to come on his show with a 6-tweet thread telling her to talk to his staff, says he is taking the day off tomorrow, and suggesting it would be too hard for him to have her on air Monday night''
8:18 PM · May 12, 2022·Twitter Webcr App
>Trump endorsed:
>- Senator Grahamnesty
>- Senator McConnel
>- Senator Mittens
>Thay All Stabbed Him In The Back Again And Again
https://thepostmillennial.com/flashback-dr-oz-pushed-jussie-smollett-hate-crime-hoax
FLASHBACK: Dr. Oz pushed Jussie Smollett hate crime hoax
thepostmillennial.com/flashback-dr-oz-pushed-jussie-smollett-hate-crime-hoax
April 14, 2022 Katie Daviscourt Seattle, WA
April 14, 2022 1:56 AM 3 mins reading
In the latest controversy surrounding Trump endorsed GOP senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz, video footage that has since resurfaced shows Oz's "love" and "adoration" for infamous hate crime hoaxer Jussie Smollett.
The following clip, recently unearthed by advisor and strategist Matt Wolking, comes from a 2019 episode of the Dr. Oz show where Oz expressed his "love" for Jussie Smollett a month after Smollett faked a racist hate crime against himself in Chicago to smear former President Trump and his supporters.
Dr. Oz referred to Smollett as his "good friend" and said he "adores" him.
>You're trying too hard.
hardly trying
everything that points to oz spells loser
wef
tranny clinics for children
smollet lover
harpo oprah
take guns away from vets, single people, married people, vaxed people, unvaxed people…
mooslum turk
trump senate Kiss Of Death
Working class Americans are barely getting by.
Fixed income households can barely pay for gas.
Meanwhile, the rest of the world gets billions from us.
It doesn’t make any sense at all until you realize they’re not working for YOU!
9:34 PM · May 12, 2022·Twitter for iPhone
https://twitter.com/Kathy4Truth/status/1524926145623367693
>lots of anti Trump/Oz shills on here lately sowing their division fagging.
>Trump endorsed:
>- Senator Grahamnesty
>- Senator McConnel
>- Senator Mittens
>Thay All Stabbed Him In The Back Again And Again
https://youtu.be/uCRzZgD49Fc
TYT =>KATZENBERGER
https://variety.com/2017/digital/news/young-turks-jeffrey-katzenberg-wndrco-funding-1202518938/
Jeffrey Katzenberg’s WndrCo Invests in TYT Network as Part of $20 Million Round
variety.com/2017/digital/news/young-turks-jeffrey-katzenberg-wndrco-funding-1202518938
August 8, 2017
WndrCo, Jeffrey Katzenberg’s mobile-entertainment holding company, has made one of its first investments: It’s taken a stake in TYT Network, one of the top online-video political news networks.
TYT Network, whose flagship show is The Young Turks, closed $20 million in funding led by growth equity firm 3L Capital with participation from Greycroft, e.ventures and WndrCo.
The company said it will use the investment to hire additional management execs and creative talent, as well as enhance its subscription-video offering and expand marketing initiatives. TYT also said it expects to tap into the relationships of its new investors — 3L, Greycroft, e.ventures and WndrCo — for new growth opportunities.
TYT, with more than 200 million views a month on YouTube, was founded by CEO Cenk Uygur (pictured above) as an online radio show in 2002. The Young Turks, the left-leaning news and commentary show co-hosted by Uygur, is now the longest-running daily live-streamed show online.
“TYT has done a tremendous job developing a deeply engaged millennial community, as evidenced by the size of its paid subscription membership and total watch time,” 3L managing partner Shawn Colo said in a statement. “This financing will allow the company to accelerate its reach and further its leadership in the massive and evolving market of online news and entertainment.”
With the investment, Colo is joining the TYT board.
L.A.-based TYT Network operates 30 owned-and-operated channels and shows including The Young Turks, What the Flick?!, ThinkTank, TYT Sports, TYT Interviews, TYT Politics, Pop Trigger, and Nerd Alert.
Last month, TYT recruited Rotten Tomatoes editor-in-chief Matt Atchity as head of programming, among other editorial hires.