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  1. If you have a licence (I don’t but my family do, so I have only just seen it), then this really worth watching. Companies such as Monsanto have polluted and killed for profit for many years. Governments across the world have condoned the behaviour or even covered it up.

    From petrochemical companies (climate change) to other chemical manufacturers we allow them to kill us.

    theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2

    #Pollution #PCBS #Environment #Poison #Murder #Cancer #Politics #Coverup #Gowan #Profit #Monsanto

  2. Busy researching for my attempt at writing a blog a day, at least about Poisons.
    Here is a video about what I shall publish about today.
    (My Wordpress is the free one right now and cannot put videos in a blog post. Warchest... empty)
    youtu.be/ynwY2C5ikFY?si=X8Olkm
    #nature #biodiversity #poison #wine #CapeTown #southafrica #socialmedia #theartofwar #tsusun

  3. The Last Day of the Guarantee

    A box of prescription drugs sat forgotten in the back closet of a retail pharmacy long enough that some of the pills predated the 1969 moon landing. Sealed bottles, original containers, never opened. Diet pills under brand names nobody has spoken aloud in forty years. Barbiturates. A four-ingredient headache compound. Every one of them was at least twenty-eight years past the date stamped on the label, which meant that under every rule governing American pharmacy, they were garbage. Lee Cantrell, who helps run the California Poison Control System, looked at the box and saw an experiment nobody could afford to run on purpose. He called Roy Gerona at the University of California, San Francisco, a chemist who had grown up in the Philippines watching people take outdated medicine and get better anyway. Gerona ran the contents through liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry. The results were published in the Archives of Internal Medicine on October 8, 2012, under a title that gives away nothing: "Stability of Active Ingredients in Long-Expired Prescription Medications." […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/08/10/the-

  4. Big Five Wars – Banned Insecticides

    Banned and Restricted Insecticides Exported to Africa With the death of those elephant the focus on poisons used here in Africa, that are banned elsewhere in the world. Let’s look at the  insecticides first. Terbufos: An extreme-toxicity organophosphate insecticide linked to fatal poisonings that is banned in the EU and restricted in the US, though local informal trade and use persisted before recent emergency national bans. Neonicotinoids (Imidacloprid, Thiamethoxam, […]

    waynebisset.wordpress.com/2026