Comments on: Monster Peppers! Run! Jump! http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/ Protect our traditional rights to farm Thu, 17 May 2012 04:40:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Sue Karber http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394787 Sat, 16 Aug 2008 17:11:23 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394787 Lee, sorry, I should have added the type of Fascist gear HLS chose was excellent for you to point out. I meant to add that it just got lost in the process of backup in case of not getting through the first try in posting. You did an excellent deed in spoting the helmet and meaning. Sure explains why HLS refuses to secure our ports, borders and safety. Lee, sorry, I should have added the type of Fascist gear HLS chose was excellent for you to point out. I meant to add that it just got lost in the process of backup in case of not getting through the first try in posting.

You did an excellent deed in spoting the helmet and meaning. Sure explains why HLS refuses to secure our ports, borders and safety.

]]> by: LEE http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394780 Sat, 16 Aug 2008 13:33:29 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394780 Sue K ,you are absolutly correct,I hope I didn't imply otherwise,wether the "rodent" is us farmers or the govithugs it is offensive and shows the lack of respect they feel toward the farmers. My point was simply that I recognized the fascist symbol in that helmet no matter how they might have meant it to look,thanks,have a great day!:) "Live free or die tryin" Sue K ,you are absolutly correct,I hope I didn’t imply otherwise,wether the “rodent” is us farmers or the govithugs it is offensive and shows the lack of respect they feel toward the farmers.
My point was simply that I recognized the fascist symbol in that helmet no matter how they might have meant it to look,thanks,have a great day!:)

“Live free or die tryin”

]]> by: Sue Karber http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394760 Fri, 15 Aug 2008 04:03:03 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394760 LEE, it fits either way. Using a rodent to represent the farmer means the farmer is to be destroyed and removed. If HLS is the rodent then they are sneaky, destructive, disease carrying especially if let loose, I mean escaped from from Plum Island. Either way it shows the true adgenda of what they are doing to USA citizens since without farmers all consumers have is factory farms and food used as a weapon against them. Every citizen should be offended and mad about the state of affairs in USA and get in gear and make changes. LEE, it fits either way. Using a rodent to represent the farmer means the farmer is to be destroyed and removed. If HLS is the rodent then they are sneaky, destructive, disease carrying especially if let loose, I mean escaped from from Plum Island. Either way it shows the true adgenda of what they are doing to USA citizens since without farmers all consumers have is factory farms and food used as a weapon against them. Every citizen should be offended and mad about the state of affairs in USA and get in gear and make changes.

]]> by: LEE http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394743 Thu, 14 Aug 2008 16:44:51 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394743 Sue K., Interesting! I ran an Army/Navy store for many years and sold helmets,did you notice the make of helmet? German NAZI! says a mouthful dont it?!!! I'd say the rodent in this picture is a nazi foot soldier from the fascist dept of homeland terror ran by DHS! In the words of our fearless decider: bring it on rodent, my guns bigger;) 'Live free or die tryin" Sue K.,

Interesting! I ran an Army/Navy store for many years and sold helmets,did you notice the make of helmet?

German NAZI! says a mouthful dont it?!!! I’d say the rodent in this picture is a nazi foot soldier from the fascist dept of homeland terror ran by DHS!
In the words of our fearless decider: bring it on rodent, my guns bigger;)

‘Live free or die tryin”

]]> by: Sue Karber http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394671 Tue, 12 Aug 2008 05:50:04 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394671 <a href="http://members.ift.org/NR/rdonlyres/DC26B508-B3A8-4849-B24E-82E2BA4683B5/0/GlobalFoodSafety_Hoffman.pdf" rel="nofollow">Home Land Security Farmers are Rodents</a> link. Hope this comes through this time. Sorry Page 6 is a great show and tell why NAIS is not the answer. Home Land Security Farmers are Rodents link. Hope this comes through this time. Sorry
Page 6 is a great show and tell why NAIS is not the answer.

]]> by: Sue Karber http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394663 Mon, 11 Aug 2008 22:54:55 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394663 Barbara comment 21 We are <b>rodents to the Homeland Security Folks</b> and it is proven here HLS COLLEGE ED Link</a> Now we all know what is done to rodents! Then look on page six for some real interesting information on where the food chain is broken with foreign influences which enter our system unchecked. Then look at where border security is on the priority listings.... Barbara comment 21 We are rodents to the Homeland Security Folks and it is proven here HLS COLLEGE ED Link
Now we all know what is done to rodents! Then look on page six for some real interesting information on where the food chain is broken with foreign influences which enter our system unchecked. Then look at where border security is on the priority listings….

]]> by: The Phantom http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394624 Sat, 09 Aug 2008 14:03:38 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394624 There is an article referenced at farmtoconsumer.org yesterday (8/8) titled:"Researchers to Study Link Between Sustainable Farming and Health"...at the UNC...Chapel Hill. The grant they rec'd was from private sources (not USDA), so maybe it will be unprejudiced. Read the article and perhaps we can give some of our opinions to the ones who are going to do this study. There is an article referenced at farmtoconsumer.org yesterday (8/8) titled:”Researchers to Study Link Between Sustainable Farming and Health”…at the UNC…Chapel Hill. The grant they rec’d was from private sources (not USDA), so maybe it will be unprejudiced. Read the article and perhaps we can give some of our opinions to the ones who are going to do this study.

]]> by: Paul-Martin:Griepentrog http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394614 Sat, 09 Aug 2008 01:58:07 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394614 I walked into the local organic food store in Minoqua today and announced myself as the intergalactic produce inspector from Zeist, that I had received reports of the Wild Berry Market being in receipt of produce from a local grower without a premise id and that I would need to see their receipts and the table id numbers from all their customers as part of the farm to table trace ability. The new sales clerk was not sure what to do so I asked to see the owner. We visited for a half an hour and she enjoyed my joke. However the irony is that it may soon be reality. At the recent hearings on fresh produce traceability a representative of the center for disease control testified that a combined effort of the FDA all the way down to local health departments will be required. In lite of the recent insane proposals surrounding NAIS we can only speculate that our homes will be next to fall under surveillance for safe cooking practices. No raw milk, fresh homegrown produce, or canning as this would disrupt the economic benefits to their corporate masters. Hoarding food probably won't be allowed either, I vaguely recall something from one of the 10,000 laws passed during the Clinton adm. After all that stuff isn't safe if a deer walked through the field, a high line may harbor birds, frogs in irrigation ponds, or dog tracks in an adjacent field are at present enough to have a crop condemned under the leafy greens marketing order-no joke, see this months edition of The American Vegetable Grower. A organic produce grower in California is being required to fill out food safety surveys and indemnification forms, indemnifying the buyers. Cal OSHA and other regulatory powers are coming down hard on the small farms as well with heavy fines. Darol Dickinson sure got that right. Oh by the way I know for a fact they have produce from a farm without a premise registration because it's mine, customers claim it just tastes better that way and there is no arguing with them. I also explained to the young clerk that I'm only allowed of the farm every three or four months, she seemed to understand. I walked into the local organic food store in Minoqua today and announced myself as the intergalactic produce inspector from Zeist, that I had received reports of the Wild Berry Market being in receipt of produce from a local grower without a premise id and that I would need to see their receipts and the table id numbers from all their customers as part of the farm to table trace ability. The new sales clerk was not sure what to do so I asked to see the owner. We visited for a half an hour and she enjoyed my joke. However the irony is that it may soon be reality. At the recent hearings on fresh produce traceability a representative of the center for disease control testified that a combined effort of the FDA all the way down to local health departments will be required. In lite of the recent insane proposals surrounding NAIS we can only speculate that our homes will be next to fall under surveillance for safe cooking practices. No raw milk, fresh homegrown produce, or canning as this would disrupt the economic benefits to their corporate masters. Hoarding food probably won’t be allowed either, I vaguely recall something from one of the 10,000 laws passed during the Clinton adm. After all that stuff isn’t safe if a deer walked through the field, a high line may harbor birds, frogs in irrigation ponds, or dog tracks in an adjacent field are at present enough to have a crop condemned under the leafy greens marketing order-no joke, see this months edition of The American Vegetable Grower. A organic produce grower in California is being required to fill out food safety surveys and indemnification forms, indemnifying the buyers. Cal OSHA and other regulatory powers are coming down hard on the small farms as well with heavy fines. Darol Dickinson sure got that right. Oh by the way I know for a fact they have produce from a farm without a premise registration because it’s mine, customers claim it just tastes better that way and there is no arguing with them. I also explained to the young clerk that I’m only allowed of the farm every three or four months, she seemed to understand.

]]> by: Snazy snezy http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394606 Fri, 08 Aug 2008 21:46:58 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394606 <b>NAIS and QUALITY</b> Scott Dalgleish was editor of ASQ's monthly publication "Quality Magazine" for five years. He has started his own company Dragonfly Inovations making educational toys. He has some interesting observations about ISO and quality that directly relate to what the USDA and Codex is trying to ram down our throats. <i>"Have you ever considered how shrink-wrap has affected product quality? Shrink-wrap has created an interesting quality issue. Shrink-wrap makes it impossible for customers to inspect products... ..I've observed that most companies put more effort into creating an image of quality instead of actually trying to improve their quality to world-class levels. Sadly that make sense because saying you have high-quality is much easier and cheaper than actually achieving that level of quality-and top management wants things done in the most efficient manner...."</i> <a href="http://www.qualitymag-digital.com/qualitymag/200612/?pg=16" rel="nofollow">Quality Mag</a> <i>"...Scott Dalgleish, [is] vice president of manufacturing at Spectra Logic Corp., a Boulder, CO, maker of robotic computer tape backup systems. Dalgleish, an ASQ certified quality manager who has worked in the quality profession since the late 1980s, is not happy with the direction that the quality movement has taken in recent years. And he sees the ISO 9000 family of standards as the primary negative influence. Among other things, Dalgleish contends that ISO 9000 misdirects resources to an overabundance of paperwork that does almost nothing to make products better, while fostering complacency among top management and quality professionals alike. The recent conversion to the 2000 version of the standard has only made things worse, he says. While ISO 9000:2000 has almost no effect on how good companies operate, it requires huge amounts of time for document revision that could better be spent on real quality improvement, he believes..."</i> <a href="http://www.qualitymag.com/Articles/Letters_From_the_Editor/e4100ee7f4c38010VgnVCM100000f932a8c0___" rel="nofollow">Quality Mag: Letters from the editor</a> NAIS and QUALITY

Scott Dalgleish was editor of ASQ’s monthly publication “Quality Magazine” for five years. He has started his own company Dragonfly Inovations making educational toys. He has some interesting observations about ISO and quality that directly relate to what the USDA and Codex is trying to ram down our throats.

“Have you ever considered how shrink-wrap has affected product quality? Shrink-wrap has created an interesting quality issue. Shrink-wrap makes it impossible for customers to inspect products…

..I’ve observed that most companies put more effort into creating an image of quality instead of actually trying to improve their quality to world-class levels. Sadly that make sense because saying you have high-quality is much easier and cheaper than actually achieving that level of quality-and top management wants things done in the most efficient manner….”

Quality Mag
“…Scott Dalgleish, [is] vice president of manufacturing at Spectra Logic Corp., a Boulder, CO, maker of robotic computer tape backup systems. Dalgleish, an ASQ certified quality manager who has worked in the quality profession since the late 1980s, is not happy with the direction that the quality movement has taken in recent years. And he sees the ISO 9000 family of standards as the primary negative influence.

Among other things, Dalgleish contends that ISO 9000 misdirects resources to an overabundance of paperwork that does almost nothing to make products better, while fostering complacency among top management and quality professionals alike. The recent conversion to the 2000 version of the standard has only made things worse, he says. While ISO 9000:2000 has almost no effect on how good companies operate, it requires huge amounts of time for document revision that could better be spent on real quality improvement, he believes…”
Quality Mag: Letters from the editor

]]> by: Barbara http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394597 Fri, 08 Aug 2008 17:05:57 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2008/07/23/monster-peppers-run-jump/#comment-1394597 I've said it before - NAIS is not disease control, it is damage control, and small farms will be collateral damage. I’ve said it before - NAIS is not disease control, it is damage control, and small farms will be collateral damage.

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