Vatic Note: The title on this thing and the comments after the link really threw me. If you listen to the video and then read the comments, there is no way you would end up saying what the comments say about Pete being funny and a clip "thanking Pete"....... so was this satire, or what? Always watch out for anyone in the media who sounds like they believe Al Qaeda is the problem. That is then promoting the cabals globalist line. Listen to this video... it seals the case against Pete Santilli.
What is the FBI doing promoting propoganda, disinformation and provocateuring to the American people for purposes of manipulation, and the citizens are who pays their salaries? That is not only illegal, but its treason. None of this would be happening if the REAL Americans refused to cooperate with them.
The perverted evil ones would be dead in the water and that is what makes treason a death penalty offense. Many American lives could be lost one way or the other due to the wrong information or the wrong direction given by the cooperating domestic enemy. The European underground took the collaboration as treason and generally executed those who did so.
We, at vatic project called Pete a disinfo guy from almost the first time we read his stuff on Before Its' News. I just hope they did not know about Pete since I generally like that site, but now I will be much more circumspect with respect to their bloggers. I have the same concern with "Live Free or Die" as I did with Pete. They both always publish the truth, but then you can see the bankers agenda buried in the remainder of the write up.
There were several times that happened and I began to get the gist of the problem. I would comment on the article and then their promoting the bankers view of the subject, or their direction the bankers wanted us to go in. I made those observations on the comments section at the time stated clearly something was not right and mentioned the disinfo that was being propogated at the time. I feel vindicated as well, about those calls now that this proof has shown up. Pete was not that good in hiding his role in all of this.
Vinny Eastwood vs. Pete Santilli ★★★★DHS and US Military Make Final Preparations Before Announcing Martial Law
http://beforeitsnews.com/beyond-science/2013/11/vinny-eastwood-fbi-exposed-internet-radio-host-pete-santilli-revealed-as-fbi-informant-dhs-and-us-military-make-final-preparations-before-announcing-martial-law-2444120.html
by Lavendar Rose, Before It's News, Saturday, November 2, 2013
Just found this out, could this be true? Whatever the facts are I think Pete has a funny show and he has a good sense of humor. We are all on a path of helping humanity from the forces of evil. May we all get along in a confusing world. This clip below is a thank you to Pete, so nothing is ever black and white…Be well ALLLL…..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=8hx7KS0jRNo
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The #1 Children's Vitamin Brand in the US contains ingredients that most parents would never intentionally expose their children to, so why aren't more opting for healthier alternatives?
Kids vitamins are supposed to be healthy, right? Well then, what's going on with Flintstones Vitamins, which proudly claims to be "Pediatricians' #1 Choice"?
Produced by the global pharmaceutical corporation Bayer, this wildly successful brand features a shocking list of unhealthy ingredients, including:
- Aspartame
- Cupric Oxide
- Coal tar artificial coloring agents (FD&C Blue #2, Red #40, Yellow #6)
- Zinc Oxide
- Sorbitol
- Ferrous Fumarate
- Hydrogenated Oil (Soybean)
- GMO Corn starch
82% of kids aren't eating all of their veggies1. Without enough vegetables, kids may not be getting all of the nutrients they need.
References: 1. Lorson BA, Melgar-Quinonez HR, Taylor CA. Correlates of fruit and vegetable intakes in US children. J Am Diet Assoc. 2009;109(3):474-478.The implication? That Flintstones vitamins somehow fill this nutritional void. But let's look a little closer at some of these presumably healthy ingredients....
ASPARTAME
Aspartame is a synthetic combination of the amino acids aspartic acid and l-phenylalanine, and is known to convert into highly toxic methanol and formaldehyde in the body. Aspartame has been linked to over 40 adverse health effects in the biomedical literature, and has been shown to exhibit both neurotoxicity and carcinogenicity [1] What business does a chemical like this have doing in a children's vitamin, especially when non-toxic, non-synthetic non-nutritive sweeteners like stevia already exist?
CUPRIC OXIDE
Next, let's look closer at Cupric Oxide, 2mg of which is included in each serving of Flinstone's Complete chewable vitamins as a presumably 'nutritional' source of 'copper,' supplying "100% of the Daily Value (Ages 4+), according to Flintstones Vitamins Web site's Nutritional Info.[2]
But what is Cupric Oxide? A nutrient or a chemical?
According to the European Union's Dangerous Substance Directive, one of the main EU laws concerning chemical safety, Cupric Oxide is listed as a Hazardous substance, classified as both "Harmful (XN)" and "Dangerous for the environment" (N). Consider that it has industrial applications as a pigment in ceramics, and as a chemical in the production of rayon fabric and dry cell batteries. In may be technically correct to call it a mineral, but should it be listed as a nutrient in a children's vitamin? We think not.
A well-known side effect of using synthetic dyes is attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. For direct access to study abstracts on this topic view our Food Coloring research page. There is also indication that the neurotoxicity of artificial food coloring agents increase when combined with aspartame,[3] making the combination of ingredients in Flintstones even more concerning.
ZINC OXIDE
Each serving of Flinstones Complete Chewable vitamins contain 12 mg of zinc oxide, which the manufacturer claims delivers 75% of the Daily Value to children 2 & 3 years of age. Widely used as a sun protection factor (SPF) in sunscreens,
The EU's Dangerous Substance Directive classifies it as an environmental Hazard, "Dangerous for the environment (N)." How it can be dangerous to the environment, but not for humans ingesting it, escapes me. One thing is for sure, if one is to ingest supplemental zinc, or market it for use by children, it makes much more sense using a form that is organically bound (i.e. 'chelated') to an amino acid like glycine, as it will be more bioavailable and less toxic.