This concerns me greatly, and is kind iof scary

[Guest guest]

Someone posted these links on another group. I

have been watching the development of the Codex

since I first caught wind of it several years ago.

This concerns me greatly. All of us need to be

ready to shoot this down if they try to pass this

in the US. Because I know pharma, the FDA, and the

AMA are going to push for its' adoption here in

the US. I can see it clear as bell, there's a big

battle ahead over this. And if we don't watch the

FDA they'll adopt it behind our backs. And we

won't know about it until the doors of the local

health food stores are chained shut, and the

websites where we buy supplements are shut down.

Then you won't get anything even Vit C without a

prescription. Pharma will control it all then, and

you can bet you won't be able to get anything. The

FDA has already had meetings and hearings about

Codex. They post announcements of the hearings and

comment periods on their web site. You have to

hunt for the announcements though and you never

see them in the papers or on the news.

Look at the restrictions on shipping to US states.

According to the post there were 45 items

restricted in 2009, and as of 2010 there are 50.

This is the State of California in a supposedly

free United States, not something being shipped

through customs to an overseas country.

http://www.swansonvitamins.com/html/SHPShipRestrictions.html

I really would like to see someone challenge this

in court as unconstitutional and a violation of

civil liberties. They're also illegally

restricting free trade and interstate commerce.

Acidophilus is not illegal in the US...at least

not yet. And they're allowing yogurt makers, in

other words big business, to sell items that

contain it in the grocery stores. They should not

be able to tell someone they cannot buy and have

mailed to them from within the US, anything that

is legal to buy in the US.

The crazy thing is they import poisonous stuff

from China, but want to keep us from legally

purchasing an item that is legal to buy anywhere

in the US. Why should it matter if it comes

through the mail?

They are testing what they can get away with

folks. What we will allow them get away with. Or

that's the way it looks from here. That is some

coincidental timing don't you think? And if we

don't do something they will take away Iodine, and

everything else as well. They've been trying to do

away with colloidal silver, and pharma working

through, and bank rolling supposed environmental

groups succeeded in getting nano silver regulated

by the FDA as a pesticide, if you can believe

that, because it kills microorganisms, fungi, and

molds.

The poster wanted to order acidophilus. Now why

would they restrict acidophilus? I've never heard

of any problems whatsoever with acidophilus. Why

restrict any of the things on that list? This

really bothers me a lot. It's really kind of scary

that they've been doing this in California, and

the list keeps growing. Someone who lives in

California needs to get an ACLU lawsuit going to

stop that mess.

Codex Alimentarius 101

http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?page_id=162

Codex Alimentarius - Dare you ignore it?

http://www.natural-health-information-centre.com/codex-alimentarius.html

Bethann

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