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by Joseph P. Farrell, Giza Death Star: One would have to be either willfully deaf or dumb, or blind, not to have noticed the stories emerging that are signaling the demise of the planscamdemic narrative, and more importantly, the blowback against “global health initiatives”.  In fact, this week i received not only the usual batch […]

According to The Washington Free Beacon, a Pentagon-funded company is seeking proposals to feed U.S. troops lab-grown meat at Department of Defense outposts. “BioMADE is now accepting submissions for projects that accelerate technology development related to mitigating the causes and consequences of global climate change through bioindustrial manufacturing,” BioMADE, who reportedly received more than $500 million from the Defense Department, said in an announcement. BREAKING: Pentagon seeks approval to feed American troops ‘experimental’ lab-grown meat in order to reduce CO2 footprint — Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) June 13, 2024 The Sustainable Logistics for Advanced Manufacturing (SLAM) Project Call focuses on: “Sustainable food production: Innovations in food production that reduce the CO2 footprint of food production at and/or transport to DoD operational environments.” The Pentagon has partnered with BioMADE to explore feeding America’s soldiers lab-grown meat in an effort to reduce the carbon footprint at Defense Department outposts. BioMADE is a company with over $500 million in funding from the Defense Department. https://t.co/LSs3rUqacF — ?ℎ???????? (@chiIIum) June 13, 2024 According to BioMADE, the SLAM Project Call also focuses on: Converting waste to bioproducts: Valorizing waste streams by directly using them as feedstocks. Carbon capture technologies: Processes that convert greenhouse gases including CO2 or methane into bioproducts that are of industrial use and are recalcitrant to degradation. Lowering the resources requirements for processing steps: Innovations in scale-up production or downstream processing steps that substantially reduce resource requirements to improve the net sustainability of biomanufacturing Mitigating environmental impacts: Developing bioproducts useful in mitigating the negative environmental impacts either regionally or globally. The Washington Free Beacon reports: BioMADE, a public-private company that has received more than $500 million in funding from the Defense Department, announced earlier this month that it is seeking proposals to develop “innovations in food production that reduce the CO2 footprint of food production at … DoD operational environments,” according to an online announcement. These include “novel cell culture methods suitable for the production of cultivated meat/protein,” or lab-grown meat, a product that is still in its experimental phases. This type of meat is grown in a lab from animal cells with the aid of other chemicals, and has emerged as a flashpoint in debates about the efficacy and morality of manufacturing meat products without slaughtering animals. BioMADE—which earlier this year received a $450 million infusion of taxpayer cash—maintains that lab-grown food products will reduce the Pentagon’s carbon footprint, a priority for the American military as it pursues a Biden administration-mandate to address climate change and other cultural issues that critics describe as “woke.” AnthraxCovid19Now lab grown franken meat. Poisoning Soldiers—one at a time. Pentagon Wants to Feed Troops ‘Experimental’ Lab-Grown Meat to ‘Reduce CO2 Footprint’ https://t.co/lLYRUGvGg3 — ??? (@realMBP) June 14, 2024 Per Newsmax: Critics of the BioMADE-Pentagon partnership assert that U.S. troops should not be used as guinea pigs for an experimental process such as lab-grown meat, which is not available on store shelves, the Free Beacon reported, even though the Department of Agriculture in 2023 gave two California companies permission to sell cultured chicken to area restaurants. “Taxpayer dollars should not be used to fund the lab-grown meat sector,” Jack Hubbard, executive director at the Center for the Environment and Welfare, a consumer group that analyzes emerging markets such as bioengineered meat, told the Free Beacon. “Our troops deserve better than to be served lab-grown meat, produced in bioreactors with immortalized cells and chemicals. “Unfortunately, this effort is being driven by an agenda that is political and anti-farmer. Our soldiers should never be used as guinea pigs.” A 2023 study published by the University of California-Davis suggests that “lab-grown meat’s carbon footprint [is] potentially worse than retail beef,” the Free Beacon reported.

The sale of raw milk could soon be legalized in Louisiana. State legislators approved a bill that removes the state’s total ban on raw milk sales. “Lawmakers added a stipulation to the bill saying raw milk would not be used for human consumption, but can still be bought,” WBRZ reports. It's always a pleasure to be the bearer of good news. Louisiana is set to legalise the sale of raw milk, much to the horror of the mainstream media. More of this please! pic.twitter.com/7qqXW1Fb4h — RAW EGG NATIONALIST (@Babygravy9) June 13, 2024 New Proposal in Louisiana! It would legalize the sale of raw milk directly to consumers. Americans deserve the freedom to choose between pasteurized milk and raw – it should be up to the consumer. Raw is Law. pic.twitter.com/0KtoneQ2nA — The Regenaissance (@_Regenaissance) March 8, 2024 WBRZ reports: House Representative Kimberly Coates pushed for the bill as she believed it would help keep Louisiana farmers afloat after thousands of farms have been lost over the years. She told WBRZ the plan is to allow the sale of everything but ingestion. “Right now, I don’t plan on bringing it back for human consumption, and this was mostly for the farmers to be able to sell their milk and not just pour it out,” Coates said. The raw milk will go through monthly testing for salmonella, but there are concerns that the testing may not be enough to keep it bacteria-free. “Testing of the milk can help, but when you test today, it could have [bacteria] tomorrow,” Veterinarian Christine Navarre said. The proposed legislation awaits the signature of Republican Gov. Jeff Landry to become law. News of the bill’s potential passage coincides with public health agencies fearmongering about avian influenza affecting dairy herds. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sent an open letter to state and local officials urging the implementation of measures to stop the sale of raw milk. FDA Urges States To Implement Dairy Herd Surveillance Testing Program, Measures To Stop Sale Of Raw Milk In Open Letter Per Axios: Until lawmakers passed Rep. Kimberly Coates' (R-Ponchatoula) HB467 during the last regular legislative session, Louisiana was one of a small handful of states with a full ban on raw milk sales, according to a website that tracks its availability for those hoping to purchase it. As it worked its way through the legislature, the bill merited hours of public comment, much of which emphasized talking points heard on conservative media. When the bill received overwhelming votes to pass the state House on May 31, members were heard mooing in the chambers. The bill was sent to Landry's desk June 4 for his signature. Once law, it'll require raw milk products carry a label that says it isn't for human consumption and warn that it hasn't been pasteurized and "may contain harmful bacteria." "What you do with it after you get it" is the buyer's business, said state Senate agricultural committee chair Sen. Stewart Cathey Jr., when the bill passed that body May 21. Coates' intentions for the product appeared clear that day as she stated that "many people [are] looking for healthy choices and even be able to use it for their pets."