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FDA may outlaw food dyes ‘within weeks’: Bombshell move would affect candy, soda and cakes, revolutionize American diets
The Food and Drug Administration will decide on a ban of certain food dyes in the coming weeks after receiving a petition to review the safety of Red 3, NBC News reports.
“With Red 3, we have a petition in front of us to revoke the authorization board, and we’re hopeful that in the next few weeks we’ll be acting on that petition,” Jim Jones, the deputy commissioner for human foods at the FDA, said during a Senate meeting this week, per NBC.
According to the FDA, the agency has reviewed the safety of Red 3 —which is derived from petroleum and found snacks, beverages, candy and more — in food and drugs “multiple times” since it was first approved in 1969, but the petition has requested for the additive to be reviewed once more.
Published Dec. 7, 2024
https://nypost.com/2024/12/07/lifestyle/fda-may-outlaw-food-dyes-within-weeks-bombshell-move-would-affect-candy-soda-and-cakes-revolutionize-american-diets
@sharylattkisson
I know someone who operates a jib camera and says the most generous client is the Pentagon, that they pay the most for these outlandish productions of ceremonies and event for generals and stuff.. that dwarf most anything in private industry. #DOGE @DOGE Come to think of it, I did a story a few yrs ago abouthow most govt. departments and agencies have built themselves, at taxpayer expense, state of the art TV studios with high end cameras and gear, to create their own propaganda, at the same time they quit doing as many interviews with independent press. Now they just give us their video productions and, too often, we use them.
Dec 07, 2024, 3:56 PM
https://truthsocial.com/@sharylattkisson/posts/113613772933330515
>LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN LABORATORY
>United States Air Force, 1947-1969
>Relying on more than 200 civilian and military personnel at a time
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Lookout Mountain Airforce Station
Los Angeles, California
Secret US military film studio in the Hollywood Hills.
Los Angeles, California is the epicenter of the movie-making industry, so it should come as no surprise that the US military had its own studio in LA. Known as Lookout Mountain Air Force Station, or Lookout Mountain Laboratory, what made this studio special is that the films produced there were all classified.
For twenty-two years, the military operated its own studio on Wonderland Avenue in Laurel Canyon, the former home of many artists and the 1960’s folk-rock scene that included The Doors, Joni Mitchell, the Mamas and the Papas, as well as filmmakers like Steven Spielberg and George Lucas.
Like any other film-making compound in Hollywood, the 100,000 square foot, fully-operational studio featured soundstages, screening rooms, film-processing labs and even an animation department. But still a military compound, it also featured a bomb shelter, a helicopter landing pad, 17 climate-controlled vaults and two underground parking garages.
The studio was secretly established in 1947, though the Air Force has since stressed that the facility was used solely for the Atomic Energy Commission.During this time, cameramen, who referred to themselves as “atomic” cinematographers, were hired to shoot footage of atomic bomb tests in Nevada, Utah, New Mexico and the South Pacific. While the Air Force contends that these atomic features were the only movies made, it is believed that some 19,000 “films” were produced on Lookout Mountain between 1947-1969. That’s 500 more films than Hollywood produced during the same period, and only a few dozen of them have been declassified.
Though the studio employed over 250 people,its existence remained unknown to the general public until the 1990s.The studio was decommissioned in 1969.Today the 2.5-acre studio is a private residence and belongs to actor/musician Jared Leto, who is known for throwing parties in the area that echo the 1960s Laurel Canyon vibe.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/lookout-mountain-airforce-station
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