Daily Topics - Monday December 3rd, 2012

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Hour One: We found Reagan's welfare queen...

Hour Two: We put an end to the fast poisoning of Americans...now, how about the slow poisoning? Julie Gunlock, Independent Women's Forum

Hour Three: 1956 Republicans vs. 2012 Republicans...which direction?

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rladlof 13 years 37 weeks ago
#1

I would love to see your Walmart is the welfare queen the press has been searching for rant posted where it could be shared.

rladlof's picture
rladlof 13 years 37 weeks ago
#2

FOUND IT at http://truth-out.org/opinion/item/13127-reagans-welfare-queen-found

Thanks bunches.

X-Drifter's picture
X-Drifter 13 years 37 weeks ago
#3

A good lecture on high fructose corn syrup is on YouTube, titled "Sugar: The Bitter Truth". It explains how HFCS is SO addictive.

ALSO, one NEEDS to be vigilant at READING food (ingredient) labels!

It is being increasingly put in so many processed foods, many that most people would never expect to have sugar, such as certain brands of mayonnaise, ketchup, salad dressings, soy sauce, and even BREAD!

HFCS does NOT promote satiety (satisfies hunger), and is more likely to even induce hunger shortly after a person consumes it!

This is good for the "food industry" profits, but bad for you, your energy level(s) AND overall long-term health. One shouldn't be surprised to learn that food producers DON'T want a single-payer, government run, tax-payer funded national health-care system.

Because if such a system was put into effect, you can bet the government would have to impose regulations to minimize the negative effects to the country's overall health, and subsequent costs to its health care, due to such "transgressions" committed by those "for-profit" industries.

So, watch the lecture, and start READING ingredient labels, before buying your food!

And, BE WELL!

Kristapea's picture
Kristapea 13 years 37 weeks ago
#4

You know, If there were public service announcements about food and health on the teevee and radio like in the 70's about polluting("Give a Hoot, Don't Pollute", The crying indian) we wouldn't have to make laws about it. Those ads WORKED! Why do I still remember them? What has become of health classes in school? If people knew that it's the processed foods that are making them fat and unhealthy they would be more likely to change their habits. No one wants to be unhealthy, it's just that this society makes it easy to be unhealthy.

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