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>>18272414 lb
>A-10 back at MacDill after blowing up Avon Park and strafing Brandon.
KEK
Quanah Parker would
Eat zee bugs
Anon was browsing around and found a gossip item re: Gates the Eugenicist and whatdaya know, it's twooo it's twoo
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First the gossip item:
>Eat zee bugs
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Bugs to be used in bread, beer, and various other items 'intended for the general population,' courtesy of the EU
January 24, 2023
The next pizza or beer the American traveler to Europe consumes may be loaded with bug dust, thanks to the European Food Safety Authority.
According to the official journal of the EU, a company called Cricket One submitted an application in 2019 seeking authorization to place partially defatted house cricket powder on the market as novel food.
The company sought to clear it for use in the manufacture of various foods, such as "multigrain bread and rolls, crackers and breadsticks, cereal bars, dry pre-mixes for baked products, biscuits, dry stuffed and non-stuffed pasta-based products … beer-like beverages, chocolate confectionary … and meat preparations."
The EFSA concluded in early 2022 that cricket powder was "safe under the proposed conditions of use and use levels," despite admitting that there was "limited published evidence on food allergy related to insects in general, which equivocally linked the consumption of [house crickets] to a number of anaphylaxis events."
The EFSA also noted "evidence demonstrating that [the house cricket] contains a number of potentially allergenic proteins" and that such bug dust "may cause allergic reactions in persons that are allergic to crustaceans, molluscs and dust mites."
Prior the EFSA's bug dust approval, the New York Allergy and Sinus Centers reported that the protein in shellfish is also present in crickets, which means "that if you suffer from a shellfish allergy, there is a high chance that you will be allergic to crickets. The more you are exposed to crickets, the more likely you are to develop the allergy."
As of Jan. 24, 2023, Cricket One is permitted to peddle its pest feed in Europe.
Bloomberg indicated that yellow mealworms and grasshoppers have similarly been approved.
According to the Cricket One's website, "Cricket protein is nutritionally more efficient, high performing and complete. It is a reliable and sustainable source of alternative protein that does not harm the planet."
The company cites among its "sustainable goals" both "climate action" and "responsible consumption and production."
This push for people to consume bug dust reveals climate alarmists are not keen simply to discourage people from having children or to bereave Western nations of stable and ethical energy supply.
The Guardian ran an op-ed in 2018 claiming, "Reducing our meat intake is crucial to avoiding climate breakdown, since food production accounts for about a quarter of all human-related greenhouse gas emissions, and is predicted to rise. In western countries, this means eating 90% less beef and five times as many beans and pulses."
A 2017 review published in the journal Agronomy for Sustainable Development suggested that rather than meat, humans could instead try eating weeds, micro-algae, and bugs.
The World Economic Forum ran an article in February 2022 touting bugs as "an excellent alternative source of protein" and a way to "significantly reduce our carbon footprint." The WEF author went so far as to suggest that insects are "part of a virtuous eco-cycle."
When speaking recently at the WEF, Siemens AG chairman Jim Hagemann similarly called on people to stop eating meat to curb the specter of anthropogenic climate change.
"If a billion people stop eating meat, I tell you, it has a big impact. Not only does it have a big impact on the current food system, but it will also inspire innovation of food systems," Hagemann told a crowd of technocrats in Davos, Switzerland.
The multimillionaire predicted that "we will have proteins not coming from meat in the future. They will probably taste even better. … They will be zero carbon and much healthier than the kind of food that we eat today. That is a mission we need to get on."
Now for the bug sauce: https://www.theblaze.com/news/eu-approval-of-bugs-in-food-now-in-effect#toggle-gdpr
(Screw Russian, learn LATIN)
Eat zee bugs, the bug allergies will ease up…
Canada has a Cricket Condo farm… 50 MILLION crickets…
"you can snack on them like chips"
"free range crickets"
FFS- Mexico eats that sht, send zee bugs to Mexico, trade agreements n sht. Send AU/AG to the US, we send crickets… solid plan imho
yum
Anon had to look and yes, it's a real strain. Not available around these parts, so sad…
>spent some time in Germany
Sounds like the kind of place that would… I dunno… run a false flag diversion?
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>Is she going to make a "Black History" Month statement this time?
It was already leaked.
She said "Do not come… do NOT come…"
Body Language: Franklin Graham
February 1, 2023
notes-
(Re: Roe V Wade - he says President Pence before he corrects himself)
"Pence was the driver behind a lot of this"
Franklin Graham is on the Pence train and he knows MAGA hates Pence, he goes stiff waiting for the pushback but it skips by any pushback. He's giving full credit to Pence and none to POTUS.
Pence thinks he's going to sway all the card carrying Baptists to the Pence.
NOPE. Give it up sucka..
Body Language: Kevin McCarthy & Team Red
(a week ago)
"McCarthy grew some balls"
U.S. boosts military presence in Philippines to counteract China's increasing aggression
2 hours ago
forgive the sauce…
The United States and the Philippines reached an agreement allowing American military forces to operate in four new locations across the nation. The move is aimed at confronting China and its focus on Taiwan, which is only a few hundred miles from one of the new locations where U.S forces will likely operate. Zachary Cooper of the American Enterprise Institute joined Geoff Bennett to discuss.
AEI - American Enterprise Institute:
Personnel
AEI's officers include Robert Doar, Danielle Pletka, Yuval Levin, Michael R. Strain, and Ryan Streeter.[55]
AEI has a Council of Academic Advisers, which includes Alan J. Auerbach, Eliot A. Cohen, Eugene Fama, Aaron Friedberg, Robert P. George, Eric A. Hanushek, Walter Russell Mead, Mark V. Pauly, R. Glenn Hubbard, Sam Peltzman, Harvey S. Rosen, Jeremy A. Rabkin, and Richard Zeckhauser. The Council of Academic Advisers selects the annual winner of the IrvingKristolAward.[56]
Board of directors
AEI's board is chaired by Daniel A. D'Aniello. Current notable trustees include:[24]
Former vice president Dick Cheney
John V. Faraci, chairman and CEO of International Paper
Harlan Crow, chairman and CEO of Crow Holdings, the Trammell Crow family's investment company
Christopher Galvin, former CEO and chairman of Motorola
Harvey Golub, retired chairman and CEO of the American Express Company
Bruce Kovner, chairman of Caxton Alternative Associates (and a former chairman of AEI)
Edward B. Rust Jr., chairman and CEO of State Farm (and also a former AEI chairman)
Cliff Asness, hedge fund manager and the co-founder of AQR Capital Management
PeteCoors, vice chairman of the board of Molson Coors Brewing Company
Ravenel B. Curry III, president ofEagle CapitalManagement
Dick DeVos, president of the Windquest Group
Tully Friedman, chairman and CEO of Friedman Fleischer & Lowe
Robert F. Greenhill, founder and chairman of Greenhill & Co.
Frank Hanna III, CEO of Hanna Capital
John A. Luke Jr., chairman and CEO of MeadWestvaco
Kevin Rollins, former president and CEO of Dell
Matthew K. Rose, executive chairman of BNSF Railway
Mel Sembler, chairman emeritus of the Sembler Company
So many Zionist NeoCons, so little time..