Daily Archives: January 24, 2017
Trump Fires Up Europe’s Anti-Establishment Movement
Are organic dairy products ‘humane’? And Lada’s tips on going vegan
It’s no wonder the health of a nation is in decline, citizens of the world eat mindlessly and ingest the energy of fear, pain, suffering along with their food. We have been losing our humanity, empathy and compassion… slowly new generations are awakening and sharing a new paradigm of conscious eating and being. There’s always hope and it starts with every one of us. đ
In response to my previous post:Â The truth about the cruel price of your meat and milk,
timtolzmann  January 24, 2017
Ladaâs answer:
They are likely better, but unfortunately still commercial, and therefore, the same applies: animals are artificially impregnated and babies are sacrificed so humans can have their milk. Organic doesnât guarantee â and doesnât really imply â âhumaneâ or âfairâ to animals.
Iâve tried our local organic, âhumaneâ yogurt and eggs for a while, which are sold at our local organic health food coop. I trust the people and the store very much. Itâs one of the best health food markets Iâve ever seen, and Iâve shopped everywhere.
Iâm not an egg person at all, but I did want some yogurt in my diet. But recently I stopped doing that as well. AlasâŠ
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Foreigners Are Dumping U.S. Debt At A Record Pace And Our $20 Trillion National Debt Is Poised To Become A Major Crisis
Russia Snaps, Accuses UK, Germany And France Of “Grossly Interfering” In The US Election
Source:Â http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-01-18/russia-snaps-accuses-uk-germany-and-france-grossly-interfering-us-election
Having listened stoically for the past two months to accusations without evidence that Moscow “hacked the US election”, and that Hillary’s loss was indirectly due to Putin’s alleged meddling, which resulted in Obama’s expulsion of 35 Russian diplomats, on Wednesday Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov finally snapped, and lashed out at the ongoing US election scapegoating fiasco, saying that leaders and top officials from the UK, Germany, and France have âgrossly interferedâ in US internal affairs, âcampaignedâ for Hillary Clinton, and openly âdemonizedâ Donald Trump.
Unlike US accusations of Russian interference, at least Lavrov’s claim can be substantiated with a simple google search of news event in mid to late 2016.
Speaking during a press conference following a meeting with his Austrian counterpart Sebastian Kurz, Lavrov said his angry outburst was because Moscow âis tired” of accusations it meddled in the US election. In fact, Lavrov said, it is time to âacknowledge the factâ that it was the other way around.
âUS allies have grossly interfered in Americaâs internal affairs, in the election campaign,â Lavrov said, quoted by RT.
âWe noticed that Angela Merkel, Francois Hollande, Theresa May, and other European leadersâ did so. He added that official representatives of some of the European countries did not mince words, and essentially âdemonizedâ Donald Trump during the election campaign.
Among the more vivid examples, last August German Foreign Minister Frank Walther Steinmeier called Trump a âhate preacher.â Reacting to Trumpâs statement that parts of London are âno-go areas,â UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said in December that Trump is âunfitâ to be US president. Later on, however, Johnson said that Trumpâs presidency might be a âmoment of opportunity.â
On the other hand, the Russian government has expressed its willingness to work with the US under Donald Trump, Lavrov said. “Trump says that if the promotion of US national interests would lead to a chance of working with Russia, it would be foolish not to do that.”
âOur approach is the same: where our interests coincide, we should be and are ready to work together with the US as well as the EU and NATO,â the minister stressed.
Over the past year, Russia has been repeatedly accused by Washington of meddling in the US election. In January, the US Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) issued a report allegedly proving Moscow had its fingers in the US election campaign. The public was only provided, however, with a declassified part of the paper, which contained no solid evidence. Trumpâs advisor on foreign policy during the campaign, Carter Page said that the paper was âspeculativeâ and served âcertain political theories.â The US media, citing CIA sources and unverified reports, even alleged that Moscow tried to aid Trump directly to secure his victory. Trump has rebuffed the allegations, saying it was simply another âexcuseâ by the Democrats to explain the defeat of Hillary Clinton.
The demonization campaign culminated with last week’s release of a dossier, according to which Russia had “compromising” materials on Trump, suggesting the president-elect is a puppet for the Kremlin.
In response, yesterday Putin warned that he sees attempts in the United States to “delegitimize” Trump using “Maidan-style” methods previously used in Ukraine, and slammed the creators of the Trump report, saying “people who order fakes of the type now circulating against the U.S. president-elect, who concoct them and use them in a political battle, are worse than prostitutes because they donât have any moral boundaries at all.”
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Are organic dairy products an alternative?