Michael Moss: How the Food Giants Hooked Us

Gary Taubes: Why We Get Fat

Mark Bittman - Food Matters

Food industry

M0nsant0: The Grassroots Uprising

The World According to M0nsant0

Following the trail of the horse meat scandal

Farmageddon

If You Were Eating Food that Could Kill You - Want to Know?

ETHOS, Presented by WOODY HARRELSON

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Evil Inc.: Ad for a remarkable flavored popcorn

Evil Inc.: David vs. Monsanto

Ett av världens genuint ondskefullaste bolag

http://cornucopia.cornubot.se/2012/10/monsantostamningar-mot-svenska-bonder.html

GMO: It is a war against the people.

By the way, found this on the Internet: Gematria or gimatria (Hebrew: גימטריה‎ gēmaṭriyā) is a system of assigning numerical value to a word or phrase, in the belief that words or phrases with identical numerical values bear some relation to each other, or bear some relation to the number itself Monsanto in English Gematria Equals: 666 ( m78 o90 n84 s114 a6 n84 t120 o90 )

Criminalizes permaculture

The Oregon government’s criminalization of rainwater collection is exposed in a new mini-documentary by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger. The 14-minute video reveals the “collectivism” agenda behind the absurd idea that the government owns the rainwater that falls on your own property. The video was inspired by the plight of Jackson County, Oregon resident Gary Harrington, who is serving a jail sentence right now for the alleged “crime” of “water theft.” Oregon officials revoked his water right permits, fined him $1500 and threw him in jail for 30 days after accusing him of “stealing public water.” But in reality, Harrington was only engaged in permaculture practices that retain rainwater instead of allowing it to run off your property. The practice of building retaining ponds for capturing rainwater is a fundamental permaculture practice that has been used for centuries to improve sustainability and restore lands that have been stressed by clear-cutting, erosion or climate change. Rainwater collection reduces erosion, attracts wildlife and can help restore dry, arid regions to lush forests. http://www.naturalnews.com/036615_Oregon_rainwater_permaculture.html

The video the meat industry doesn't want you to see.