Globalization

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I have been reading a lot about globalization lately. It is a major thought

and infrastructure held by most educators, and now many, many politicians.

What is alarming is that the average citizen is completely ignorant of it,

and when trying to inform them of the on goings, the informer is accused of

being a conspiracy theorist! Why are they denying its existence?

The reason why I am bringing this up on a food board is two fold. 1) We

need to start talking about this folks! And 2) what is globalization going

to do to our beliefs of local sustainable food. I would love to hear your

opinions. I am guessing Will has some major opinions here, and I would love

to hear everyone's take on this matter.

In short, globalization will lead to one government, probably a very

socialist controlling government. (Did you know that in Sweden parents can

go to jail for giving their kids a time out, because the government of child

welfare has deemed time outs as humiliating for children?) I believe every

aspect of our lives, or more than likely, our childrens' lives will be

controlled by what government has deemed as acceptable and what the mass

should believe.

Vaccines will not be optional, but forced (see New jerseys ongoing for

vaccines). We will not have any personal ownership (see MN baby DNA scandal

on goings) of ourselves, our thoughts, nor our values. Because everything

will be globalized, it is touted that it will eliminate poverty, but it will

actually make everyone poor in my opinion, and goods from all over the world

will become the norm, more so than now, and this included food.

Will our children even have the option of raw milk?

Health care will be rationed like it is in Canada, and people who exceed

their quota will be sent home to die (I personally can put you in contact

with individuals this has happened to, who fortunately are still alive

thanks to alternative medicine). Will alternative medicine even be legal

for our children?

I could go on and on, but the future of the movement we call traditional

foods will change, possible not survive, possibly become illegal, and I

would like to know how you perceive those changes. Or perhaps you think I

am off the deep end. Tell me. I can take it. But tell me why you think

that. What do you think?

Carol f