Comments on: To Heck with NAIS http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/ Protect our traditional rights to farm Mon, 21 May 2012 11:18:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Mr Dirty Nails http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1731829 Sun, 14 Feb 2010 22:32:13 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1731829 I will try again. Listen to the Feb10 &#38; 11 programs of the <a href="http://derrybrownfield.com" rel="nofollow">Derry Brownfield Program</a> to learn how these new rules are likely to lead all the way into your personal garden by way of Supreme Court rulings associated with the ICC. peaceably I will try again.

Listen to the Feb10 & 11 programs of the Derry Brownfield Program to learn how these new rules are likely to lead all the way into your personal garden by way of Supreme Court rulings associated with the ICC.

peaceably

]]> by: LEE http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730746 Thu, 11 Feb 2010 03:33:43 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730746 I've gotten alot of calls and emails about NAIS being dead and I have told them to keep their head up,and be aware! USDA and their corporate sponsors have fought long and hard to get this and they are still pushing it in countrys like NZ...I find it hard to believe they would just quit! Perhaps they have decided on a different approach, another angle of attack,some way to get the frontline fighters to stand down,to breath a sigh of relief and lose interest...be wary my friends...be very wary. I my self believe we should keep working on getting laws on the books of every state against this thing,even if it turns out to be true and they have decided to back off on NAIS at this time. I cant help but believe they will be back,so we need to make sure it can never be instituted again in any form!Then we need to join our brothers and sisters in Wisc. and help them get free of their manditory NAIS BS that has already been put in place. Someone once said the price of liberty is eternal vigilence,lets listen to him.Thanks! Lee "Live free or die tryin" I’ve gotten alot of calls and emails about NAIS being dead and I have told them to keep their head up,and be aware!

USDA and their corporate sponsors have fought long and hard to get this and they are still pushing it in countrys like NZ…I find it hard to believe they would just quit!

Perhaps they have decided on a different approach, another angle of attack,some way to get the frontline fighters to stand down,to breath a sigh of relief and lose interest…be wary my friends…be very wary.

I my self believe we should keep working on getting laws on the books of every state against this thing,even if it turns out to be true and they have decided to back off on NAIS at this time.

I cant help but believe they will be back,so we need to make sure it can never be instituted again in any form!Then we need to join our brothers and sisters in Wisc. and help them get free of their manditory NAIS BS that has already been put in place.

Someone once said the price of liberty is eternal vigilence,lets listen to him.Thanks! Lee
“Live free or die tryin”

]]> by: The Phantom http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730583 Wed, 10 Feb 2010 11:47:29 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730583 Also, while at Missourians Against NAIS, referenced in my previous post...read message #5745... titled "long post"..or something like that..below the message is the article done by Karen Nowak, an excellenct researcher also, on this "new...not nais"...geared for the horse people... Also, while at Missourians Against NAIS, referenced in my previous post…read message #5745… titled “long post”..or something like that..below the message is the article done by Karen Nowak, an excellenct researcher also, on this “new…not nais”…geared for the horse people…

]]> by: The Phantom http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730533 Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:20:55 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730533 I recommend reading of Doreen Hannes article, "The Easter Bunny says NAIS is dead"..it is at Missourians against NAIS...message #5740... Missourians against Nais is at the right sidebar at this website....lots to think about..she wrote it Monday the 8th... I recommend reading of Doreen Hannes article, “The Easter Bunny says NAIS is dead”..it is at Missourians against NAIS…message #5740… Missourians against Nais is at the right sidebar at this website….lots to think about..she wrote it Monday the 8th…

]]> by: LuAnn http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730465 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 18:17:24 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730465 Sounds like the Hegalian Dialect to me. I may be pessimistic, but this happens all the time in Education. We thought we got rid of Goals 2000, but they changed the name to No Child Left Behind. Now as the complaints are evident and the support is gone, we have the "Race To The Top". Sounds like it is switching from Federal level to State Level and just making to "pool" smaller. But it is still wrong for that pool whether it affect me or not now. Now they know where the majority stands so they well compromise and compromise until they get their way with the least resistance. Sounds like the Hegalian Dialect to me. I may be pessimistic, but this happens all the time in Education. We thought we got rid of Goals 2000, but they changed the name to No Child Left Behind. Now as the complaints are evident and the support is gone, we have the “Race To The Top”.

Sounds like it is switching from Federal level to State Level and just making to “pool” smaller. But it is still wrong for that pool whether it affect me or not now.

Now they know where the majority stands so they well compromise and compromise until they get their way with the least resistance.

]]> by: Barbara http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730419 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 13:13:58 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730419 Irene, Don't condemn every vaccine. Without vaccines we would still be suffering from smallpox and polio, and our pets and livestock would be in danger of contracting rabies. The link between vaccinations and autism has not been proven. For all we know, the link may be GMO food. I think it would also be preferable to vaccinate against FMD instead of slaughtering every animal in sight. Every risk must be weighed against the benefit. As we've said about NAIS, nothing should be one size fits all (except some items of clothing). Irene,
Don’t condemn every vaccine. Without vaccines we would still be suffering from smallpox and polio, and our pets and livestock would be in danger of contracting rabies.
The link between vaccinations and autism has not been proven. For all we know, the link may be GMO food.
I think it would also be preferable to vaccinate against FMD instead of slaughtering every animal in sight. Every risk must be weighed against the benefit. As we’ve said about NAIS, nothing should be one size fits all (except some items of clothing).

]]> by: eileen http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730292 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 01:43:55 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730292 Irene, we are all sick of genetically modified food. However, being a Vegan will not help you avoid GM products. Most soy and corn grown in this country are GM, thanks to the seed monster Monsanto; other crops are expanding their GM percentages. Monsanto is also purchasing vegetable seed companies. Yes, I believe the makers of Agent Orange and other nefarious products now want a monopoly on feeding the world. Buy a feeder steer, throw him out on pasture, feed some non GM corn if you can find it, and enjoy a steak. It's safer than soy burgers. Irene, we are all sick of genetically modified food. However, being a Vegan will not help you avoid GM products. Most soy and corn grown in this country are GM, thanks to the seed monster Monsanto; other crops are expanding their GM percentages. Monsanto is also purchasing vegetable seed companies. Yes, I believe the makers of Agent Orange and other nefarious products now want a monopoly on feeding the world.
Buy a feeder steer, throw him out on pasture, feed some non GM corn if you can find it, and enjoy a steak. It’s safer than soy burgers.

]]> by: irene http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730282 Sun, 07 Feb 2010 21:22:56 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730282 "Protect our borders. Use the simplest of tools, quarantine and vaccines. " I agree with above statement except for one thing Vaccines do nothing but contaminate food.. and if i am aware that an animal that was vaccinated, i would not knowingly consume it.. i am so sick of this crap about vaccines.. we've only needed them since they've been profitable for pharma... it's made 1 in 50 of our children autistic.. i don't want it in my food.. wake up people.. i am so sick of genetically modified food... this has basically influenced my household to be strong vegetarians.. so sick of all the processing and factory food... why is everyone so damn brainwashed into thinking everything must be injected with toxic chemicals and contaminated viral and bacterial dna... disgusting “Protect our borders. Use the simplest of tools, quarantine and vaccines. ”
I agree with above statement except for one thing
Vaccines do nothing but contaminate food.. and if i am aware that an animal that was vaccinated, i would not knowingly consume it.. i am so sick of this crap about vaccines.. we’ve only needed them since they’ve been profitable for pharma… it’s made 1 in 50 of our children autistic.. i don’t want it in my food.. wake up people.. i am so sick of genetically modified food… this has basically influenced my household to be strong vegetarians.. so sick of all the processing and factory food…
why is everyone so damn brainwashed into thinking everything must be injected with toxic chemicals and contaminated viral and bacterial dna… disgusting

]]> by: The Phantom http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730043 Sun, 07 Feb 2010 01:59:20 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730043 When you go to freetofarm.com you hit on "extras" at the left sidebar to get to the essays. And one other thing: At the Roundtable discussion Vilsack held April 15th...J.Patrick Boyle, CEO of the American Meat Institution said: "that this meeting may be for naught...on NAIS...if any of the food safety bills gets passed in Congress." So...FDA has certain authorities and USDA has certain authorities. Perhaps Doreen will refresh our memories on their respective territories and authorities. When you go to freetofarm.com you hit on “extras” at the left sidebar to get to the essays. And one other thing: At the Roundtable discussion Vilsack held April 15th…J.Patrick Boyle, CEO of the American Meat Institution said: “that this meeting may be for naught…on NAIS…if any of the food safety bills gets passed in Congress.” So…FDA has certain authorities and USDA has certain authorities. Perhaps Doreen will refresh our memories on their respective territories and authorities.

]]> by: The Phantom http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730039 Sun, 07 Feb 2010 01:53:18 +0000 http://NoNAIS.org/2010/02/05/to-heck-with-nais/#comment-1730039 To gain an understanding about the Federal Zone and state's zones....(to see why USDA is going after "interstate" activity and animal tracing, as they have that authority..as that is a Federal Zone)... go to freetofarm.com and look at essay #5 (I believe) on: The power of co-operative agreements, and then essay #14, that touches on why states would have the incentive to keep on with this animal ID...traceability stuff..even if co-operative funding dries up. To gain an understanding about the Federal Zone and state’s zones….(to see why USDA is going after “interstate” activity and animal tracing, as they have that authority..as that is a Federal Zone)… go to freetofarm.com and look at essay #5 (I believe) on: The power of co-operative agreements, and then essay #14, that touches on why states would have the incentive to keep on with this animal ID…traceability stuff..even if co-operative funding dries up.

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