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  1. I’ve heard Micheal Pollan interviewed 3 or 4 times. Never read his books, but if they’re half as good as his interviews, then I’d recommend them.

    Some good stuff in general on Dr Mercola’s website.

  2. Oh brother. I find so much wrong with this guy and his entire spiel that I don’t know where to begin. But what I can tell you is that Pollan is shilling for the establishment…. and it’s very subtle. The method is to start a dialectic on food production, distribution and consumption. The goal is drastic reductions in food production to support a smaller population, a population that is entirely vegetarian where all “food” is genetically designed, so that the remaining population’s health is controlled.

    I strongly recommend becoming intimately familiar with the Club of Rome and their work, especially their report “The First Global Revolution,” which is freely available online (but online version may have been altered). Upon this search you will find the germination of these food control discussions as well as an understanding of how and why the Global Warming and Green “movements” have been engineered and deployed on the public.

    In conclusion, what one should realize is that family farmers have successfully fed the world’s population for thousands of years. However, now that family farmers have been successfully destroyed and replaced by 5-major global agri-businesses who have “offshored” food production internationally, we begin to learn of global food “problems” that must be solved as presented by this establishment front-actors.

    This is the second guest from the Long Now Foundation that’s being presented here, the first being a Russian emigrant who is trying to convince the American public to abandon the institutions of America. I have watch Long Now Foundation and the actors they promote, and I continue to be highly skeptical of their agenda and continue to search for the forces behind that organization and the actors that they present to a mostly extreme-left San Francisco audience.

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