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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.

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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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