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The FDA Approval Process for New Food Ingredients Will Make You Nauseous

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By now, most people have awakened to the reality that a huge percentage of the food sold in America is poisoning us.

From artificial flavors and dyes to preservatives and additives, the food we’re consuming is likely responsible for an overwhelming number of the chronic health issues Americans face. Many of the ingredients we find in everyday foods sold in the United States have been strictly banned in other countries. . .

In the short clip above, Glenn gives a fictional scenario to demonstrate what occurs at the pinnacle of our food industry:

“Let’s say I’m a food company. I’m running Beck Foods, and I want to make some little, yellow, yummy breakfast loops, and I want it neon yellow because it’ll make the kids scream to their parents, ‘I want that!’ when they pass it in the grocery store.”

“I’m going to need some food dye. Well that’s gonna need FDA approval on every single batch. Now luckily here at Beck Foods, I’m pretty close to the FDA. … You see, I pay the FDA’s salaries through something called user fees.” (Read more from “The FDA Approval Process for New Food Ingredients Will Make You Nauseous” HERE)

Woman Pleads Guilty to Poisoning Military Husband’s Coffee With Bleach, Caught on Hidden Camera (VIDEO)

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Melody Felicano Johnson, aged 40, pleaded guilty on Monday to charges related to attempting to poison her estranged husband, a U.S. airman, by contaminating his coffee with bleach. The incident, which unfolded amidst ongoing divorce proceedings, came to light after the husband detected an unusual taste in his coffee.

According to reports from Law & Crime, the husband, upon noticing the peculiar taste, employed pool chemical testing strips on his coffee, revealing a high level of chlorine. Subsequently, he installed a hidden camera, which captured Johnson pouring bleach into the coffee maker.

The discovery occurred in the backdrop of the couple’s marital discord, stemming from when the airman was stationed in Germany in March 2023. The incriminating footage obtained from the hidden camera showed Johnson engaging in the act of poisoning on various occasions. Notably, one video dated July 16, 2023, distinctly captured her pouring bleach from a larger bottle into a smaller one before proceeding to the coffee maker. Another clip from July 5 depicted her engaging in the same activity while in a more vulnerable state, draped in just a towel.

Documentation revealed that Johnson’s husband refrained from reporting the incident while in Germany, opting instead to feign consumption of the tainted coffee to avoid confrontation.

With her guilty plea entered, Johnson now awaits sentencing scheduled for May 10.

Pentagon: Military Mistakenly Shipped Live Anthrax Samples to as many as 9 States

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday it is investigating what the Pentagon called an inadvertent shipment of live anthrax spores to at least one, and perhaps as many as nine, laboratories that expected to receive dead spores.

“At this time we do not suspect any risk to the general public,” CDC spokeswoman Kathy Harben said.

A Pentagon spokesman, Col. Steve Warren, said the suspected live anthrax samples were shipped from Dugway Proving Ground, an Army facility in Utah, using a commercial delivery service.

Warren said the government has confirmed one recipient, a laboratory in Maryland, received live spores. It is suspected, but not yet confirmed, that anthrax sent to labs in as many as eight other states also contained live spores, he said.

“There is no known risk to the general public, and there are no suspected or confirmed cases of anthrax infection in potentially exposed lab workers,” Warren said. (Read more from “Pentagon: Military Mistakenly Shipped Live Anthrax Samples to 9 States” HERE)

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