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<![CDATA[ An inexplicable butter shortage in Norwaythat authorities and the media are blaming on the growing popularity oflow-carb, high-fat diets has left the wealthy Scandinavian country scramblingto find other sources of the precious cooking ingredient. After all, theChristmas season is upon us, which means that millions of Norwegians need this naturalcooking fat to produce a multitude of butter-rich baked goods that have longbeen a staple of the Norwegian Christmas tradition.<br>But it looks like manyNorwegians may have to skip the baked goods this year after all, since thebutter shortfall is expected to last until at least January 2012. In themeantime, many stores throughout Norway have reportedly had to put up signsexplaining why there is no butter on their shelves, which has led to anincrease in online butter purchases and even butter smuggling.<br>Norway has high tariffs thatdiscourage imports of things like butter, which is why some people have beencompelled to try to smuggle it in from other countries. Officials allegedlystopped a Russian man at the Norwegian-Swedish border, for instance, who wastrying to smuggle nearly 200 pounds of butter from the nearby country.<br>"Margarine just isn't thesame," said one beleaguered shopper at an Oslo Christmas market to theUK's Telegraph. "When you are baking cookies you have to have butter,"said another.<br>Some Norwegians are sodesperate to lay their hands on butter to make holiday treats that they haveactually shelled out hundreds of dollars to buy a <a href="http://www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk/ugg-classic-tall-5815-c-403.html">UGGClassic Tall 5815</a>&nbsp;sticks online. South Africa's Times LIVEreports that some online sellers have been able to fetch nearly $500 for asingle pound of butter.<br>In an effort to bring thingsback under control during the butter crisis, the Norwegian government hasagreed to cut import tariffs by 80 percent until the end of March, which willlikely be more than enough time to resume normal butter supply. Butter is verypopular in the Norwegian diet, and 90 percent of what is sold in stores is produceddomestically.<br>Since the tariff adjustment,many Norwegians are buying butter from next-door Sweden for far less than theother online vendors. According to Sweden's The Local sellers in the <a href="http://www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk/">ugg boots cheap</a>&nbsp;areoffering butter for about $45 a pound, which is still outrageous by moststandards.
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<![CDATA[ &nbsp;Yourphysician will probably tell you to take prescription drugs. That's theno-brainer answer from a professional who has been all but brainwashed by thepharmaceutical industry. <br> But the real answer is farsimpler and a lot less expensive: eat large quantities of broccoli and tomatoesin combination. Exciting new research proves that this simple food combinationactually beats prostate cancer drugs -- but only when these foods are eaten incombination. <br> Nutritional supplements aren'tthe same, either: you won't get the same effect from taking <a href="http://www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk/">ugg boots sale</a>&nbsp;andbroccoli extracts. You have to eat the fresh foods, and you'll get your bestresults by eating them raw. <br> There's more good news: thesepowerful healing foods are effective against far more than just prostatecancer: they also prevent and even help reverse breast cancer, colon cancer,leukemia and other cancers of the body. In fact, they're two of the foodslisted in the highly recommended book Eat To Beat Cancer by J. RobertHatherill. <br> If these simple foodcombinations are so powerful against cancer, then why don't doctors tell theirpatients about <a href="http://www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk/ugg-classic-cardy-5819-c-454.html">UGGClassic Cardy 5819</a>&nbsp;Sadly, few doctors have even a fundamentalunderstanding of nutrition, and it's rare to find a practicing physician whokeeps up with the latest news on nutrition research. In med school, doctors areprimarily taught drugs, drugs and drugs, not nutrition. So they automaticallythink that drugs, not foods, are the answer to treating chronic diseases likecancer. <br> But they're wrong.Prescription drugs are not needed at all: not for lowering cholesterol, not forfighting cancer, and not for lowering blood sugar in diabetics. All the healingyou'll ever need is found in plants, foods, herbs and superfoods. You don'tneed to take a single prescription drug in your entire life if you stick tohealthy nutritional habits in the first place. And it's the simple things thatare so powerful: broccoli, tomatoes, onions, ginger, garlic, and so on. Theseare potent healing foods -- far more potent than any prescription drug -- andthey're available at a fraction of the cost. <br> So stay healthy: choosehealing foods that prevent disease and support optimum human health. Avoid allprocessed foods and cancer-causing ingredients like sodium nitrite. Your bodywill thank you for it!&nbsp;
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<pubDate>Thu, 31 Oct 2013 12:38:48 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>British government squanders millions conducting</title>
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<![CDATA[ For the past ten years, the Britishgovernment has been quietly subsidizing research aimed at developing agenetically-modified&nbsp; potato resistant toblight, the fungal <a href="http://www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk/">uggoutlet</a>&nbsp;responsible for causing the infamous Irishpotato famine.<br>According to Indymedia UK,Sainsbury Laboratory, the group tasked with development, has already spentroughly 1.7 million pounds&nbsp; worth ofpublic funds to develop the GM potato, despite the fact that a naturalblight-resistant variety has already been successfully bred and in use for thepast three years.<br>Unlike in the US where GM cropsare widely cultivated, GM crops have never been commercially grown in the UK. Widespreadpublic opposition to their introduction back in 1997, as well as continuedopposition, has kept them largely out of food and off the land. And yet reportsexplains that the GM potato research being conducted by Sainsbury -- withpublic funding -- is so secretive that nobody knows for sure whether or not anyopen-air trials of test GM potatoes have taken place.<br>Meanwhile, a small Welshresearch group three years ago successful bred a natural, non-GM potato varietywith natural resistance to blight -- and that potato variety has been incultivation ever since that time. As opposed to GM crops, this blight-resistantpotato -- which is now available in more than six different varieties -- issafe for the environment, safe for human consumption, and it does not requirethe yearly <a href="http://www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk/ugg-2012-new-arrivals-c-175.html">UGG2012 New Arrivals</a>repurchasing of terminator seeds and expensivechemical pesticides in order to grow.<br>But the British governmentcontinues to pour money into useless endeavors to develop a GM variety, whichhas prompted Stop GM, a UK group devoted to ending the spread of GMOs, to takeaction. The group is holding an event on July 23 to speak out against the abuseof public funds by the UK government, and it needs your help to make it asuccess. Part of this event will include the dropping off of a trailer full ofsafe, non-GM, blight-resistant potatoes at the Sainsbury research center wherethe GM potato trials are taking place.
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<title>elite media try to destroy 'Yes on 37'</title>
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<![CDATA[ <br>They did it in serial fashionover the phone, on a press-conference call organized by supporters of YES ON37. The California ballot measure that would force sellers to label their GMOfood "genetically engineered," to allow consumers the right to knowand choose.<br>I was on the call, and I wasstunned by the parade of morons from the press who were obscuring the mainissue and complaining and whining about the definition of word"investigation."<br>It <a href="http://www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk/">cheap ugg bootsuk</a>&nbsp;miles and miles through the looking-glass.<br>To begin with, Joe Sandler andAndy Kimbrell, lawyers supporting Proposition 37, laid out a convincing casefor fraud on the part of the NO ON 37 group, who are funded by pesticide andbiotech interests.<br>The charges: NO ON 37 had used,in their ads, the official seal of the FDA, a felony. They attributedstatements to the FDA, Stanford University, the World Health Organization, theNational Academy of Sciences, and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics whichthose organizations had never made; statements that would convince voters toturn down Prop 37.<br>Sandler, Kimbrell, and othersfrom the YES ON 37 camp further stated that these organizations had gone on therecord denying they had ever made those statements.<br>Finally, the YES ON 37representatives clearly asserted that the NO ON 37 forces had made falseassertions in the California Voter Guide, which is sent to voters to help themunderstand arguments for and against ballot propositions. This would be anotherfelony.<br>You can read the specific NO ON37 deceptions here:<br>About the author:<br>The author of an explosive newcollection, THE MATRIX REVEALED, Jon<br>was a candidate for a USCongressional seat in the 29th District of<br>California. Nominated for aPulitzer Prize, he has worked as an<br>investigative reporter for 30years, writing articles on politics,<br>medicine, and health for CBSHealthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine,<br>Stern, and other newspapers andmagazines in the US and Europe. Jon<br>has delivered lectures and<a href="http://www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk/ugg-mini-bailey-button-3352-c-192.html">UGGMini Bailey Button 3352</a> on global politics, health, logic,
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<title>Brazilian bandits steal 55 tons of corn from mov</title>
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<![CDATA[ &nbsp;Itis no secret that the cost of food is rising, and this is due to inflation offiat currencies around the world and a growing shortage of staple food crops.As predicted, thieves are increasingly targeting food rather than inediblegoods and money because of its increasing value, as was the case in Brazilrecently when criminals stole 55 tons of corn from a moving train.<br>According to reports, thebandits greased a portion of the tracks on which the train had been travelingbetween the city of Sao Paulo and the port city of Santos. The slippery trackscreated conditions where the train had to slow down significantly, whichallowed the hijackers to bring in a towing mechanism and lift the containers ofcorn&nbsp;<a href="http://www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk/">www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk</a>&nbsp;from the train cars and into their own possession.<br>When all was said and done, thethieves were able to successfully lift about 55 tons of corn from the trainbefore it reached the port which, based on current corn prices, is valued atroughly $15,000. The same train was also carrying sugar, but reports do notindicate whether or not the thieves also took this staple crop.<br>Back in March, NaturalNewscovered the potential collapse of American agriculture due to the drying up ofwater aquifers . This is just one of the many causes contributing to thedecline of agriculture both in the US and around the world. Combined with themass printing of rapidly-inflating fiat currencies, the situation is truly direfor the world's agricultural systems, which in the future may see more rapingand pillaging like what occurred in Brazil.<br>That anyone would go throughthis much trouble to steal $15,000 worth of corn kernels says a lot about thecurrent state of our world. Desperation is increasing in many countries aroundthe world as citizens watch their economies disintegrate and their currenciesdissolve. And the thing of highest importance when these systems fail is notnecessarily guns and gold, but rather food.<br>Many governments alreadyrecognize this reality, though, which is why some of them are now stockpilingfood in of potential food shortages. The collapsing US economy, for instance, is sureto result in widespread <a href="http://www.cheapuggbootsuk.me.uk/ugg-5612-dakota-casuals-c-368.html">UGG5612 Dakota Casuals</a>&nbsp;unrest. And this combined with ever-risingfood costs in general makes food even that much more of an attractive target .
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