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The FDA is now openly admitting that they AREN'T testing seafood in areas that have been impacted by oil. This is absolutely criminal! No wonder they have had success with the seafood that they have already tested. To date, BP and officials within the government have lied about every single aspect of the spill. One has to wonder, have we been told the truth about anything?
Bombshell: Feds admit to not testing seafood in oiled water, what have they tested for?
Seeded on Sat Aug 21, 2010 10:23 AM EDT
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Apparently our corporate/government thinks we are stupid....
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#1 - Sat Aug 21, 2010 10:27 AM EDTThey do not THINK we are stupid. They KNOW we are. We voted THEM into power in the first place. Deep down even THEY know how stupid that was. (I refer to both Republicrats and Demoplicans)
- 3 votes
Just gotta love the party system. Think this might have been why Washington warned NOT to break into party's?
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More crap. The government is extensively testing sea food.
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#2 - Sat Aug 21, 2010 10:55 AM EDTThe FDA is short of inspectors, qualified or not. The ones they do have are in residence where the plants they "inspect" are located. They become "friends" with the workers.
How many bad drugs have made the market here only to have emergency recalls issued after being "approved" by the FDA?
We were "saved" from thalidomide only by a complete accident. The file folder got lost on the desk of a FDA employee who went on vacation. By the time they got back, the drug had been identified as the cause of severe birth defects in other countries.
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Oh corruption, it ruins everyones life (except the few getting the corruption money)
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One has to wonder, have we been told the truth about anything?
Like, aren't we watching the camera from Well A ever since they returned from the hurricane watch? What has really happened to Well B? Is the secrecy behind the never-miss-a-step use of dispersant to hide the still-escaping oil from our notice?
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