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    Anonymous
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    China Is Flooding the American Market with Poisoned Products

    [url:x8xuxi33]http://groups.yahoo.com/group/era-of-peace/message/361[/url:x8xuxi33]

    #8389

    Of course most of those products are from American companies using neo-slave labor in China.

    #8442
    Anonymous
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    [color=darkblue:2ey1mznd]God bless the USA.[/color:2ey1mznd]

    #8542
    Anonymous
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    Another prophesy realized……

    Message via Louise Tomkiel

    (yet-to-be-approved by the Church)

    March 11, 2007

    After testing.

    Vision received by Louise:
    I was shown an ad in the paper about [b:2xnwzx0f]rubber sandals[/b:2xnwzx0f] (crocks possibly made in China) and then I heard the words, “DON’T BUY THEM” and was given the gift of understanding that these shoes cause your feet to get hot and perspire (sweat) causing larvae to hatch to come to life and enter the pores of the person.

    End of messages & visions

    [url:2xnwzx0f]http://groups.yahoo.com/group/era-of-peace/message/360[/url:2xnwzx0f]

    Pictures of Serious Burns/Disease from Chinese Flip-Flops (no, not crocks):
    [url:2xnwzx0f]http://www.lamanaphotography.com/walmart.htm[/url:2xnwzx0f]

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    #8564
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    :x FDA: Throw away Chinese toothpaste
    Products may contain poisonous chemical used in antifreeze
    The Associated Press
    Updated: 5:02 p.m. CT June 1, 2007
    WASHINGTON – The government warned consumers on Friday to avoid using toothpaste made in China because it may contain a poisonous chemical used in antifreeze.

    Out of caution, the Food and Drug Administration said, people should throw away toothpaste with labeling that says it was made in China. The FDA is concerned that these products may contain diethylene glycol.

    The agency is not aware of any poisoning from toothpaste in the United States, but it did find the antifreeze ingredient in a shipment at the U.S. border and at two retail stores: a Dollar Plus store in Miami and a Todo A Peso store in Puerto Rico.

    Officials said they are primarily concerned about toothpaste sold at bargain retail outlets. The ingredient in question, called DEG, is used as a lower-cost sweetener and thickening agent. The highest concentration of the chemical found in toothpaste so far was between 3 percent and 4 percent of the product’s overall weight.

    “It does not belong in toothpaste even in small concentrations,” said the FDA’s Deborah M. Autor.

    Increased scrutiny
    The FDA increased its scrutiny of toothpaste made in China because of reports of contamination in several countries, including Panama.

    The agency is particularly concerned about chronic exposure to DEG in children and in people with kidney or liver disease.

    Agency officials said they had no estimate of how many tubes of tainted toothpaste might have made it into the U.S.

    “Our concern today is potentially about all toothpaste that comes in from China,” Autor said. “Our estimate is that China makes up about $3.3 million of the $2 billion U.S. toothpaste market.”

    The agency also issued an import alert Friday for all dental products containing DEG. The alert means toothpaste from China will be stopped at the border, she said.

    Companies that make brands previously found with DEG will have to prove the toothpaste is free of the chemical before it’s allowed into the country. Meanwhile, all other brands of Chinese-made toothpaste will be stopped for testing, something the agency has been doing since May 23.

    The import alert posted by the government says DEG has been improperly used in a variety of sedatives, syrups and cough medicines worldwide. Most recently, a cough syrup containing DEG resulted in more than 40 deaths in Panama last September.

    The alert says the agency found DEG in three products manufactured by Goldcredit International Trading in China. The products are Cooldent Fluoride, Cooldent Spearmint and Cooldent ICE. Analysis of the products revealed they contained between 3 percent and 4 percent DEG.

    The agency also found the chemical in one product manufactured by Suzhou City Jinmao Daily Chemical Co. in China. Analysis of that product, Shir Fresh Mint Fluoride Paste, found it contained about 1 percent DEG.

    China’s food safety problems have in recent months become a matter of international concern, a situation reflected in trade talks between Chinese and U.S. officials in Washington last week.

    Most notably, on March 15, FDA learned that certain pet foods were sickening and killing cats and dogs. FDA found contaminants in vegetable proteins imported into the United States from China and used as ingredients in pet food.

    © 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
    URL: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18985512/ :x :x

    #8565

    Not just toothpaste, but many toys and pet food!

    #8567
    Anonymous
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    <img decoding=” title=”Sad” /> The way I see it they don’t have to goto war with us,just poison us.Nikita S. Khrushchev(president of Russia 1958-1964) made statement in the late 50’s,he said we don’t have goto war with ths USA we will just pollute there teenagers with drugs and phonographic material(and sure as heck it came true)

    #8568

    [quote:23d1rfor]:( The way I see it they don’t have to goto war with us,just poison us.Nikita S. Khrushchev(president of Russia 1958-1964) made statement in the late 50’s,he said we don’t have goto war with ths USA we will just pollute there teenagers with drugs and phonographic material(and sure as heck it came true)[/quote:23d1rfor]
    That’s almost prophetic. :shock:

    #8569
    Anonymous
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    It may be prophetic but the thruth,when I was a teenager in the early 50’s about the only thing(which was sad)was drinking beer,but oh how times have changed in 50 years.

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