right, but what sort of experiments are they gonna do?Maiden wrote:pesticide
they gonna stick kids in glass chambers and see how much pesticide it takes to kill them?
what substances are they gonna test and how?
what is happening to America?
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dont know what they want to do, but i think most of the testing in the past has the pesticides injested. I think it is all done in pretty small amounts since they are looking for a level where they can first begin to see effect so they know how much of this crap they can put in our food.[xeno]Julios wrote:right, but what sort of experiments are they gonna do?Maiden wrote:pesticide
they gonna stick kids in glass chambers and see how much pesticide it takes to kill them?
what substances are they gonna test and how?
This is weird. When I woke up this morning I was thinking of posting a thread here called "When did America go wrong?"
I even talked to someone about what it was going to be about.
I even talked to someone about what it was going to be about.
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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This proposed rule, the first of several possible Agency actions, would significantly strengthen the ethical framework for conducting and reviewing human studies, especially intentional dosing human studies for pesticides.
Did anyone actually read the document at
http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-GENERAL ... g18010.htm
or did you just read the
http://www.organicconsumers.org/epa6.cfm
just wondering?
Did anyone actually read the document at
http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-GENERAL ... g18010.htm
or did you just read the
http://www.organicconsumers.org/epa6.cfm
just wondering?
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'Cheney is vice president for torture'
11.35PM, Thu Nov 17 2005
A former CIA director has exclusively told ITV News that torture is condoned and even approved by the Bush government.
The devastating accusations have been made by Admiral Stansfield Turner who labelled Dick Cheney "a vice president for torture".
He said: "We have crossed the line into dangerous territory".
The American Senate says torture should be banned - whatever the justification. But President Bush has threatened to veto their ruling.
The former spymaster claims President Bush is not telling the truth when he says that torture is not a method used by the US.
Speaking of Bush's claims that the US does not use torture, Admiral Turner, who ran the CIA from 1977 to 1981, said: "I do not believe him".
On Dick Cheney he said "I'm embarrassed the United States has a vice president for torture.
"He condones torture, what else is he?".
Admiral Turner claims the secret CIA prisons used for torture are known as 'black sites', terror suspects are picked up in places like Afghanistan and Pakistan.
They are flown by CIA-controlled private aircraft to countries where there are secret interrogation centres, operating outside any country's jurisdiction.
No one will confirm their locations, but there are several possibilities: The Mihail-Kogalniceanu military airbase in Romania is believed by many to be one such facility.
Admiral Turner's remarks were echoed by Republican Senator John McCain, himself a victim of torture in Vietnam.
He said torturing to get information was immoral, was not effective and encouraged potential enemies to do the same to Americans.
Both Mr Bush and Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice have repeatedly stated that torture by US forces is not condoned.
11.35PM, Thu Nov 17 2005
A former CIA director has exclusively told ITV News that torture is condoned and even approved by the Bush government.
The devastating accusations have been made by Admiral Stansfield Turner who labelled Dick Cheney "a vice president for torture".
He said: "We have crossed the line into dangerous territory".
The American Senate says torture should be banned - whatever the justification. But President Bush has threatened to veto their ruling.
The former spymaster claims President Bush is not telling the truth when he says that torture is not a method used by the US.
Speaking of Bush's claims that the US does not use torture, Admiral Turner, who ran the CIA from 1977 to 1981, said: "I do not believe him".
On Dick Cheney he said "I'm embarrassed the United States has a vice president for torture.
"He condones torture, what else is he?".
Admiral Turner claims the secret CIA prisons used for torture are known as 'black sites', terror suspects are picked up in places like Afghanistan and Pakistan.
They are flown by CIA-controlled private aircraft to countries where there are secret interrogation centres, operating outside any country's jurisdiction.
No one will confirm their locations, but there are several possibilities: The Mihail-Kogalniceanu military airbase in Romania is believed by many to be one such facility.
Admiral Turner's remarks were echoed by Republican Senator John McCain, himself a victim of torture in Vietnam.
He said torturing to get information was immoral, was not effective and encouraged potential enemies to do the same to Americans.
Both Mr Bush and Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice have repeatedly stated that torture by US forces is not condoned.
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