Re: Re: Colbert on Raw Milk

[Guest guest]

Au contraire, friend.

 

Colbert has done a good job raising awareness, by showing the footage of the armed raid.

 

It is the Rawsome people who make raw milk advocates look like whack jobs.  Even if there are vibrational energies from nutrients, it should not be the basis of our argument in favor of raw milk freedom of choice.

 

-Bill

ugh...he wasn't helping our cause.JP.

>> http://www.colbertnation.com/home

>> Third video clip from the top.>> L.>------------------------------------PLEASE BE KIND AND TRIM YOUR POSTS WHEN REPLYING!Visit our Raw Dairy Files for a wealth of information!

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RawDairy/files/Archive search: http://onibasu.com

[Guest guest]

It's important to note that the Colbert Report is notorious for doing lengthy interviews (2 hours or more), then parsing down the interview into a few bites that are usually taken completely out of context. They might have asked the Rawesome guy "What's the least important reason you drink raw milk?" and then used that for the show clip. Let's not be like most Americans who naively consume the Colbert Report as "news". The Colbert Report is comedy, first and foremost. It uses current events as its source material, but it is NOT journalism, even satirical journalism. Don't malign the Rawesome guys for what they say. Colbert is doing their job at twisting it for a laugh. MathiasMiamiRealFood.orgIt is the Rawsome people who make raw milk advocates look like whack jobs.Even if there are vibrational energies from nutrients, it should not be thebasis of our argument in favor of raw milk freedom of choice.

[Guest guest]

Try this link, in Canada.

 

-Bill

 

http://thebovine.wordpress.com/2010/10/08/rawsome-raid-raw-milk-and-food-rights-publicity-bonanza-on-colbert-tv-report/

Is this video online elsewhere? It's blocked to me because I live inOntario. If it's on Youtube or something, I can view that. Let me

know. Thanks.Calvin.

------------------------------------PLEASE BE KIND AND TRIM YOUR POSTS WHEN REPLYING!Visit our Raw Dairy Files for a wealth of information!http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RawDairy/files/

Archive search: http://onibasu.com

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the heads-up especially on the fellow from Rawsome, with his puzzling ideas... we have been quite interested in both raw milk and in magnets as a healing tool. 

The scar that was inflicted on my belly -- for the 'exploratory' unauthorized part of the hernia surgery -- was too long to be able to use my magnet on the whole length and the stretch of that scar where the magnet did cover is so-o-o-o much better healed.  It's pale vs purple-ish.  The underlying muscle tissue is capable of flexing at will, the poor area is not, it bulges under the pressures of the underlying abdominal processing.  The difference is so remarkable, there's no doubt in my mind that magnets are crucial to healing from surgery well as opposed to the 'medical' satisfaction level.  Goodbye to bikinis.

And the only research I had found in the past about foods and 'energy signatures' was from the 30s and was an attempt by a French civil engineer to devise a measuring device to register something more like a douser would feel.   Will have to see what turns up by now on Google.

So back to the puzzle....

As for the impact of Colbert's humor, since we have always heard that there are defined stages of better-idea development in the mainstream -- shock, ridicule, anger, puzzlement, acceptance...  like we saw with homeschooling...  maybe there is some role to the annoying disruption of 'humor' that I am missing, but then again, I think that logic and experimentation are how we work in our efforts to develop better life.  Of course, my writing daughter and videographer son were adamant about the role of drama/fantasy/sci-fi in presenting better ideas to mentally experiment with.  My son would definitely have analyzed the interplay in this Colbert show and been amused with this trick.  We pretty much agree with the dairy group member who suggested that the humor did importantly get full public recognition of the reality of govt swat teams, guns drawn, interrogating shoppers and storekeepers, frisking them and terrorizing them even though the clips were just selected shots from the security cams.  That reality dose may be as important as the vehicle of progress as it is  compensation for the disruption.  Right?

We have to get through reading the programming instructions for our own security camera.  As well as have fun testing SisterMine's and Brother-inlawMine's driveway alarm to test on our location, wondering if it will transmit far enough to the house from the roadway edge since they had it at the driveway oval near the house and felt the road edge of the driveway was too far for good transmission though she said she hadn't tested it.  

MJ

 

Try this link, in Canada.

 

-Bill

 

http://thebovine.wordpress.com/2010/10/08/rawsome-raid-raw-milk-and-food-rights-publicity-bonanza-on-colbert-tv-report/

Is this video online elsewhere? It's blocked to me because I live inOntario. If it's on Youtube or something, I can view that. Let me

know. Thanks.Calvin.

------------------------------------PLEASE BE KIND AND TRIM YOUR POSTS WHEN REPLYING!Visit our Raw Dairy Files for a wealth of information!http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RawDairy/files/

Archive search: http://onibasu.com