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  1. blank Z............ says:

    Till Rockefeller, Rothschild and company are alive humanity will suffer!

  2. This article doesn't address one obvous question — why is mercury so prevalent in HFCS? Does that mean it's in the corn, or the processing, or a byproduct of higher chemical use or even GMOs? I'll look it up …

  3. Oh, it's the processing — two re-agents, hydrochloric acid and caustic soda, which can be produced with or without mercury.

  4. I like how we have these new products such as our energy saving swirly lightbulbs which have special disposal requirements, but everyone knows damn well how these are really being disposed of. They're being tossed into the garbage cans, taken to the local landfill, at which the toxic chemicals are leeched into the groundwater. Guess "their little warnings on disposal requirements" are just their way of feeling good about their products.

  5. so i have since found out that there is limited to no possibility of leeching into the groundwater due to how the landfills are designed. that is refreshing to know. why then, are there disposal requirements?

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