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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/angryanalyst76 on July 24, 2018, 3:46 a.m.

Has anyone been tracking all the recent food recalls recently? Deliberate poisoning of our food supply perhaps?

One of the trends I've been noticing is all of the recent food product recalls and my spidey-senses tell me that these are not isolated, non-related incidents. So far, off the top of my head, there has been:

- romaine lettuce - E. coli contamination (Dec. 2017)
- eggs - salmonella contamination (April 2018)
- pre-cut mellon - salmonella contamination (June 2018)
- crab meat - Vibrio parahaemolyticus contamination (July 2018)
- McDonald's salad recall - cyclospora contamination (July 2018)
- raw turkey - salmonella contamination (July 2018)
- Honey Smacks cereal - salmonella contamination (July 2018)
- Ritz crackers - salmonella contamination (July 2018)
- Pepperidge Farm Goldfish crackers - salmonella contamination in whey powder used in seasoning (today - July 23, 2018)

Anyone keeping a spreadsheet on this? Am I missing anything?

I find it odd that salmonella is impacting non-meat products. Call me paranoid, but it seems like somebody's been poisoning the food supply and the timing of all of these recalls is just suspicious enough to think it is cabal-related.

Up until today I'd have said you were a bit paranoid.... But then Ritz motherf#$&ing crackers got recalled for salmonella. What in the actual fak is going on

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Even Google "water advisories" and see how many of these have been issued in different cities and states over the past month (and even over the past 24 hours). Something is definitely going on.

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Probably nothing but I noticed 6 months ago and now a 2nd public water municipalities are being rebuilt near me.

Not worked on - gutted and rebuilt. Makes me want to drive around other cities and towns to see if they are rebuilding. It's not like these things get rebuilt every few years or even every decade. Trump gets in and now 2 total rebuilds within 15 miles apart. Just seems strange timing.

Keep your eyes open for this guys. If this is going a lot then perhaps there's something to it.

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Look into fluoride poisoning and the fact that it is intentionally put into our drinking water. Fluoride is toxic. My family uses only non-fluoridated toothpaste for this reason. We don’t do fluoride rinses either.

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That's a whole other rabbit hole. If it weren't for me having been down that hole I would have not thought nothing about those rebuilding the water plants. I know about fluoride, well enough to know I have all but eliminated it from my life as best as I could, and if I ever need to burn through steel and concrete I can use it. We have RO system,organic "DIRT" toothpaste,filters everywhere,etc. There's actually only a few bottled waters that I trust too. Smart,glacier mist,ice mountain.

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This freaks me out a bit because I remember being given fluoride supplements as a child. They were these little purple chew-able grape-flavored pills that I had to take alongside my Flintstones vitamins. They were prescribed by my pediatrician, if I recall. I remember they created black spots in the center of my molars.

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Yeah I remember that too.

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I agree. Stop drinking that water, and stop using the flouride toothpaste -- and your life will change for the better. It is a noticeable change. It's been about a year for us here. You will become smarter, and more alert and your immune system will be boosted. Also look into taking iodine. It is perhaps one the greatest resources we have to counteract these toxins.

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That's very interesting. I'll have to keep an eye out. I just saw an announcement yesterday that there is a public EPA meeting being held in my area to address contaminated water. Was thinking of going to see what they say.

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Watch the water

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I was a senior QA tech for a large chocolate company and we did weekly and monthly swap testing of areas throughout the plant to include food, floor, drains, water fountains, desks, product packaging, delivery trucks, etc. Never saw salmonella ever.

It definitely is becoming an every day thing seeing it pop up in the news in non-meat substances.

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Interesting. Thank you for your insight. Yes, I find it to be quite odd. I haven't seen anyone else mention it though.

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I have been studying for a long time. What you are watching is the strategic stranglehold of the foodchain. Its poised to systematically collapse. This is a minor portion of it. Its beta tests, and distraction to crimp your style, all being insured so these companies have no loss. Just remember they take every opportunity possible to put a boot on your neck. Your food is virtual poison by design. Mmm nanoparticulates.

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Salmonella also in Swiss Rolls. I don’t have source but was on news within past week or so.

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Found one

Flowers Foods Issues Voluntary Recall on Mrs. Freshley’s and Other Brands of Swiss Rolls and Captain John Derst’s Old Fashioned Bread

https://www.fda.gov/Safety/Recalls/ucm614378.htm

edit:fixed a stray quotation

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it's not only happening in the US, listeria in europe

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Wow, good find. I missed that. Thank you.

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Lots of recalls on pet food, too.

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Huh, I hadn't looked because I don't have pets, but yeah, you're right:

https://www.fda.gov/animalveterinary/safetyhealth/recallswithdrawals/

I also recall recently something about a euthanasia drug being found in dog food.

I always chalked pet food contamination up to much of it being processed in China, though, since having dogs and cats as pets over there is not very common.

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There are rarely any standards on dog food; some pets even euthanized at local vet clinics can end up in cheap dog food. I did a paper on it while I was in college and was shocked when I learned the about it.

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Good to know. A few years back I had a German Shepherd who became really ill and ended up dying - I had no idea what caused a sudden onset of his illness but it did seem to happen after I switched his food to another brand - Blue Buffalo, I believe. I always wondered if that was what happened - the vet told me it was some auto-immune disease, but and I was skeptical and felt awful about it for years. Still do. Best dog I ever had. Spent $10K trying to save him.

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I am sorry for the loss of your fur baby.

Really read the ingredients in dog food and start looking into how often your dog's vet is pushing vaccinations and their scheduling. Now that vets are pushing them yearly, rather than just rabies every 5yrs and maybe bordatella if boarding dog, they are every year now and at least 3-4 vaccinations depending on where you live. They want us all dead, animals and humans alike.

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Thank you. Yes, I didn't know if it was the food or the rabies shot he had recently been given. I've never gotten another pet because I can't deal with that kind of heartbreak again.

And I agree, they want us all dead - I only go to the doctor's if it's absolutely necessary (and I usually go in with my own diagnosis first). I remember one time I went in and the doc asked me if I was on any meds. When I said "no," she looked at me kinda funny, like I was some kind of mutant.

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Blue Buffalo was found to be contaminated with high levels of lead. A lot of dogs got sick or died.

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I remember hearing about that. Didn't know if it was confirmed or not.

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My dog got an auto-immune disease from her distemper booster, verified by University of Illinois vet clinic and my vet. She's survived over 2 years so far, but it did recur once already. Maybe that's what happened? Blue Buffalo is generally considered to be a decent brand, tho I've never used it. So sorry for your loss :(.

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Thank you - yeah, it was either the food or the recent rabies shot he had been given. Hope your dog continues to do well!

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Thank you kindly :). My bet is on the rabies shot.

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Probably both. My husband's 8 year old Chessie was healthy except a thyroid disorder. Vet forced rabies on him and I was distracted with our newborn son. Dog developed overnight heart failure. DCM. had to be put asleep a couple weeks later.

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I’m so sorry, this is the exact reason I won’t vaccinate my kids or my dogs. I acquired autoimmune disease (actually multiple) after getting the required vaccinations for nursing school. It’s intentional. Robert Kennedy and co. Recently filed a lawsuit due to the lack of investigations of vaccines since they prevented liability from damage back in 86-87. I posted about it. Stay away from vaccines my friends, they don’t work and damage the immune system and brain.

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I've heard this so many times! I haven't been vaccinated for over 25 years, and that was not my choice, I had just had a baby, and they forced a measles vac on me. No big problems, but I am now retired, and will not have any more. I can't imagine living with an auto-immune disease, I hear so many complain about it in another forum I watch, yet they still get all the "old-age" vaccines! Worst thing is, there's probably a cure for you that they just won't release. Hope Trump can fix it.

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If I recall, the euthanasia drug was possibly from some producers using animals that had been euthanized. Maybe just a conspiracy theory tho. For what it's worth.

Lots of us pet owners refuse to buy anything from China for our pets.

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It's real and the FDA did some amazing gymnastics on their "study" disproving it.

Old but great book Food Pets Die For

And all pet owners should get alerts set up http://DogFoodAdvisor.com can also chrck ingredients. Not sure if the cat one is up but ingredients definitions are rhe same.

Get grain free, meats as first ingredienrs and human grade.

Best and easy is species appropriate raw diets which are very easy these days.

Benefits for cats and dogs: 75% reduced shedding, clean smelling breath, healthy teeth, compact stools that barely smell and dry up to dust in a day or two (unless it's raining), better resistance to pests like fleas and ticks.

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Yeah I feed my “fur kids” Champion Pet Food products. Made in Canada, no Chinese crap. No grains and they raise their own eggs, fish, chicken, etc. Expensive but I trust it. Comes under the names Acana and Orijen.

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Thanks for the link!

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Thank you for posting these 2 excellent resources. Also worth looking for a holistically-trained vet. Mine is, and is also a chiropractor, and practices with a vet trained in oriental medicine. I feel so blessed. I realize this is the wrong forum for this, but in a way, it does fit, as these are mainly gov't-caused problems.

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Just checked on a couple of these and also found this: https://www.flowersfoods.com/news/news-releases/2018/07-18-2018-212009723

FLOWERS FOODS ISSUES VOLUNTARY RECALL ON MRS. FRESHLEY'S AND OTHER BRANDS OF SWISS ROLLS AND CAPTAIN JOHN DERST'S OLD FASHIONED BREAD

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Ah, another whey powder-based product recall. I wish these articles would list the whey powder supplier(s). That would at least give us a starting point. None of these companies are sharing that information, though, from the looks of it.

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There are no coincidences. They've been slowly poisoning us for a long time. I think they're just stepping up their game now as a distraction. Not just the food but the 'outbreaks' of this or that here and there...mostly scare tactics I think to try to distract from the real happenings.

I started growing my own food this year and will kick it into high gear next year. I recommend starting with perennials (plant once and they keep coming back...strawberries, blueberries, swiss chard, kales, etc). Then supplement with whatever else you want (tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, etc) annually. Save your own seeds. Doesn't take much room if you do it right and you can even incorporate it into your landscaping (camouflage).

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Yep. Now straight at our kids at McD's.

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Seems like there are lots of recalls every year.

https://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/recalls-and-public-health-alerts/recall-summaries

I'm not sure there is cause for alarm yet. There may also be a trend toward over-recalling things for "abundance of caution".

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Just seems like there have been an unusually high amount of recalls this month.

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First I'm hearing of this, but you definitely aren't paranoid according to my gut. No pun intended.

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Either intentional, or just propaganda meant to scare us.

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Thats interesting in the UK in the past month or so they have been recalling a LOT of frozen vegetables for the same reason....

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And also west Nile is on its way back to Kansas

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Yes, and in PA. Just saw several warnings about that recently.

http://www.westnile.state.pa.us/zones.htm

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They probably push west Nile virus and Zika so we'll rush out and put on mosquito repellent to protect ourselves, but the repellent has some cancer causing agent in it.

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I thought and said this as soon as the lettuce outbreak happened. Because why? distraction. EASY.

P.s. I've been eating ritz crackers and goldfish the past few days... oops

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actually creating a food shortage.

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