Tyranny in the USA: The true history of FDA raids on healers, vitamin shops and supplement companies

Jan Drew wrote:

"Jeff" wrote in message
news:W%Gvi.6193$Ns6.2693@trnddc01...
Jan Drew wrote:
http://www.newstarget.com/z021791.html

...

This is the true history of the FDA that the FDA doesn't wan't you to
know!

Nice job the site did with spell checking (most people spell want
without the apostrophe).

Really?? But all the typing errors of Mark Probert, the worst here is
A OK with you, Jeff, NOT kids doc. Liar and defender of the evil
actions of the FDA.

Neither Mark nor myself are professional news paper writers.


I am glad the FDA is doing its job to keep the food supply, including
supplements, much of which are made in China, safe.

Jeff

You were also glad when the FDA was lying and keeping secrets from
people who were
being harmed by their lies.

I have yet to see valid evidence that this is true.

rest of doo-doo deleted

Jeff

Jan Drew wrote:

"Robert" wrote in message
ups.com...
On Aug 12, 9:59 am, Jeff wrote:
Jan Drew wrote:
http://www.newstarget.com/z021791.html

...

This is the true history of the FDA that the FDA doesn't wan't you
to know!

Nice job the site did with spell checking (most people spell want
without the apostrophe).

I am glad the FDA is doing its job to keep the food supply, including
supplements, much of which are made in China, safe.

Jeff

The fake supplement industry is worth $billions because most people
believe anything they read on the screen or in print. Thank God for
the FDA.

Robert

Imagine being thanking for evil people with their evil actions.

Yet this is an example of the FDA safeguarding people from supplements
that don't work.

The love of money is the root of all evil.

Right. But certainly the supplement industry is in business only to
provide wholesome products. Companies like GNC are in business only to
provide good quality, Chinese-made supplements to consumers. They give
*all* profits back to charities and keep their prices as low as possible.

Why would anyone in their right mind approve of the FDA rushing through
the passing
of drugs, the adverse effects of these drugs so so readily passed. Then
there are those who lost their lives. Sad, very sad the *gang* approves
of the actions in this true story of the FDA.

Congratulating the FDA on doing some things right is not the same as
endorsing all their actions.

Someday you may have he need to take supplements. Then you can eat your
words.

And hopefully, the FDA will get authority to police the supplement
industry properly, so that the supplements have what it says on the
label in them and the claims on the label will be accurate.

Jeff

The One True Zhen Jue wrote:
On Aug 12, 12:59 am, wrote:
http://www.ConspiracyTurd.html

NewsTarget.com Flushable article
Originally published April 12 2007
Tyranny in the USA: The true history of FDA raids on healers, vitamin shops
and supplement companies
by Mike Adams

Here's a brief overview of some of the campaigns of terror the FDA has
initiated against natural healers, nutritional supplement companies and
other organizations. Many were conducted using armed agents wielding assault
rifles and automatic weapons, dressed in body armor. All of them were
intended to destroy natural medicine, thereby protecting the profits of drug
companies and conventional medicine practitioners.

snip hyperbole, confabulation, and a whole bunch of outright lies

It sounds like the Department of Justice & FDA have been doing a good
job protecting the public from liars, scam artists, and dangerously
naive thinking. I like that. Simultaniously, the US gov't is
providing money for research into Complimentary & Alternative
medicine. Heck, the NIH give its blessing to Acupuncture in 1997.
Yes, it seems they are doing a very good job of separating the wheat
from the chaff! Here's a warning letter they wrote the wacky Joe
Mercola:

http://www.fda.gov/foi/warning_letters/g6034d.htm


This is the true history of the FDA that the FDA doesn't wan't you to know!

http://www.fda.gov/opacom/hpview.html


And who supports the FDA? Pharmaceutical companies, medical associations,
doctors, medical journals, hospitals and numerous corrupt Congresspeople and
Senators. By supporting the FDA, they condone the use of terrorism tactics
against the American people and, ultimately, support the continued use of
police state tactics against innocents.

I don't know what is more comical, the hyperbole or the morons who buy
into it.

You can learn more about the true history of the FDA and Big Pharma in my
tell-all book, Natural Health Solutions and the Conspiracy to Keep You From
Knowing About Them.

Its such a broad, sweeping conspiracy that anyone can order a copy!

Here is an excellent analysis of Mike Adams, health STRANGER.

http://tinyurl.com/2mdx4t

Jeff wrote:
Jan Drew wrote:
"Jeff" wrote ...
Jan Drew wrote:

http://www.newstarget.com/z021791.html

...

This is the true history of the FDA that the FDA doesn't wan't you
to know!

....

I am glad the FDA is doing its job to keep the food supply, including
supplements, much of which are made in China, safe.

Jeff


You were also glad when the FDA was lying and keeping secrets from
people who were
being harmed by their lies.


I have yet to see valid evidence that this is true.
rest of doo-doo deleted
Jeff


Actually, the LEF, for example, makes a point of only using supplements
manufactured to the highest quality standards. Prior to the FDA raid,
they were funding a number of independent scientists engaged in research
to understand and slow the aging process.

I recall an old John Campbell editorial on the FDA in _Analog_ around
thirty years ago called "Crackpots in Government"; it's eerie how the
FDA fulfilled his expectations.

"Dr. Zarkov" wrote in message
...



Actually, the LEF, for example, makes a point of only using supplements
manufactured to the highest quality standards. Prior to the FDA raid,
they were funding a number of independent scientists engaged in research
to understand and slow the aging process.

I recall an old John Campbell editorial on the FDA in _Analog_ around
thirty years ago called "Crackpots in Government"; it's eerie how the FDA
fulfilled his expectations.



years ago they were flogging aspartame, don't know if they still do

Jan, honey, you might want to look into the real facts before you
just cut and paste the rantings of conspiracy theorists, who
themselves have merely cut and pasted the rantings of other conspiracy
theorists, without actually corroborating the supposed "truth" of
something these mongrels type.

Virtually every "fact" presented by Mr. Adams is a complete distortion
of the truth. I'll only bother to give you the "facts" about two of
the examples he gives.

1) 1990 - The El Cajon pet food store raid
In 1990, FDA agents did not "raid" or "ransack" the "pet food store of
Sissy Harrington-McGill, a 57-year-old pet lover."

in 1990, the FDA conducted a lawful inspection (see 21 USC 374, which
authorizes the FDA to inspect any facility manufacturing or holding
food, including pet food) of the warehouse of "Solid Gold Pet Foods,"
an international business with several million dollars a year in
sales, which is owned by Ms. Harrington-McGill. Solid Gold and Ms.
Harrington-McGill had previously been sued by FDA for selling "pet
food" which the company purported would cure and treat disease in
animals; such claims make the products animal drugs under US law, and
are not allowed to be sold until the manufacturer provides the FDA
with evidence that the drug is both safe and effective for the disease
or medical condition it claims to treat. Ms. Harrington-McGill had
signed a voluntary consent decree in 1989, promising not to sell "pet
food" with such claims anymore, and that consent decree was entered in
court that year.

during the 1990 inspection, FDA discovered that Ms. Harrington-McGill
was completely igoring the consent decree she had entered into, and
was selling the very same products with the very same claims that she
had promised, under penalty of imprisonment, not to sell. the FDA
then went back to the court that had signed the consent decree, and
asked the court to find her in contempt of court for violating the
decree. Even Ms. Harrington-McGill agreed that she was selling these
products in spite of the consent decree; she merely argued that it
wasn't fair that she had to stop selling these animal drugs.

Ms. Harrington-McGill was NOT "later tried and convicted of violating
the Health Claims Law, a law that did not exist at the time of the
raid and was never passed by the U.S. Congress." She was found in
Contempt of Court for violating her promise to the court not to sell
these animal drugs. In short, she was convicted of selling illegal
animal drugs after promising a court that she would stop selling
illegal animal drugs.

2) 1990: The Century Clinic "chelation" raids.
"No charges were filed." is a very misleading statement. Century
Clinic was sued by FDA, and Century Clinic ALSO signed a consent
decree promising to stop using quack drugs and devices in their
practice. several years later, they were caught again using quack
medical devices, and the FDA fined them pursuant to the terms of the
consent decree. Century appealed the action all the way to the US
Supreme Court, which upheld the FDA determination.

Isn't it funny how all these clowns "were forced" to sign consent
decrees, plead guilty to crimes, etc., depsite their "innocence?"

please stop being gullible. educate yourself rather than just
believing every crazy conspiracy theorist with access to a computer
and a $4/month server on which to post any lie that runs through their
mind.


On Aug 12, 12:59 am, "Jan Spew" wrote:
http://www.newstarget.com/z021791.html

NewsTarget.com printable article
Originally published April 12 2007
Tyranny in the USA: The true history of FDA raids on healers, vitamin shops
and supplement companies
by Mike Adams

Here's a brief overview of some of the campaigns of terror the FDA has
initiated against natural healers, nutritional supplement companies and
other organizations. Many were conducted using armed agents wielding assault
rifles and automatic weapons, dressed in body armor. All of them were
intended to destroy natural medicine, thereby protecting the profits of drug
companies and conventional medicine practitioners.

This is the true history of the FDA that the FDA doesn't wan't you to know!

(This timeline is excerpted from my book Natural Health Solutions and the
Conspiracy to Keep You From Knowing About Them)

Etc., Etc.

On Sep 4, 3:21 pm, kurtzu2 wrote:
Jan, honey, you might want to look into the real facts before you
just cut and paste the rantings of conspiracy theorists, who
themselves have merely cut and pasted the rantings of other conspiracy
theorists, without actually corroborating the supposed "truth" of
something these mongrels type.

Virtually every "fact" presented by Mr. Adams is a complete distortion
of the truth. I'll only bother to give you the "facts" about two of
the examples he gives.

1) 1990 - The El Cajon pet food store raid
In 1990, FDA agents did not "raid" or "ransack" the "pet food store of
Sissy Harrington-McGill, a 57-year-old pet lover."

in 1990, the FDA conducted a lawful inspection (see 21 USC 374, which
authorizes the FDA to inspect any facility manufacturing or holding
food, including pet food) of the warehouse of "Solid Gold Pet Foods,"
an international business with several million dollars a year in
sales, which is owned by Ms. Harrington-McGill. Solid Gold and Ms.
Harrington-McGill had previously been sued by FDA for selling "pet
food" which the company purported would cure and treat disease in
animals; such claims make the products animal drugs under US law, and
are not allowed to be sold until the manufacturer provides the FDA
with evidence that the drug is both safe and effective for the disease
or medical condition it claims to treat. Ms. Harrington-McGill had
signed a voluntary consent decree in 1989, promising not to sell "pet
food" with such claims anymore, and that consent decree was entered in
court that year.

during the 1990 inspection, FDA discovered that Ms. Harrington-McGill
was completely igoring the consent decree she had entered into, and
was selling the very same products with the very same claims that she
had promised, under penalty of imprisonment, not to sell. the FDA
then went back to the court that had signed the consent decree, and
asked the court to find her in contempt of court for violating the
decree. Even Ms. Harrington-McGill agreed that she was selling these
products in spite of the consent decree; she merely argued that it
wasn't fair that she had to stop selling these animal drugs.

Ms. Harrington-McGill was NOT "later tried and convicted of violating
the Health Claims Law, a law that did not exist at the time of the
raid and was never passed by the U.S. Congress." She was found in
Contempt of Court for violating her promise to the court not to sell
these animal drugs. In short, she was convicted of selling illegal
animal drugs after promising a court that she would stop selling
illegal animal drugs.

2) 1990: The Century Clinic "chelation" raids.
"No charges were filed." is a very misleading statement. Century
Clinic was sued by FDA, and Century Clinic ALSO signed a consent
decree promising to stop using quack drugs and devices in their
practice. several years later, they were caught again using quack
medical devices, and the FDA fined them pursuant to the terms of the
consent decree. Century appealed the action all the way to the US
Supreme Court, which upheld the FDA determination.

Isn't it funny how all these clowns "were forced" to sign consent
decrees, plead guilty to crimes, etc., depsite their "innocence?"

please stop being gullible. educate yourself rather than just
believing every crazy conspiracy theorist with access to a computer
and a $4/month server on which to post any lie that runs through their
mind.

On Aug 12, 12:59 am, "Jan Spew" wrote:



http://www.newstarget.com/z021791.html

NewsTarget.com printable article
Originally published April 12 2007
Tyranny in the USA: The true history of FDA raids on healers, vitamin shops
and supplement companies
by Mike Adams

Here's a brief overview of some of the campaigns of terror the FDA has
initiated against natural healers, nutritional supplement companies and
other organizations. Many were conducted using armed agents wielding assault
rifles and automatic weapons, dressed in body armor. All of them were
intended to destroy natural medicine, thereby protecting the profits of drug
companies and conventional medicine practitioners.

This is the true history of the FDA that the FDA doesn't wan't you to know!

(This timeline is excerpted from my book Natural Health Solutions and the
Conspiracy to Keep You From Knowing About Them)

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Thank you for posting the history. The 'scare mongers' and
'government haters' live in semi-comas and are good little followers
of the big ugly monkeys who hand then their pom-poms daily.

On Sep 4, 7:11 pm, Coleah wrote:
On Sep 4, 3:21 pm, kurtzu2 wrote:



Jan, honey, you might want to look into the real facts before you
just cut and paste the rantings of conspiracy theorists, who
themselves have merely cut and pasted the rantings of other conspiracy
theorists, without actually corroborating the supposed "truth" of
something these mongrels type.

Virtually every "fact" presented by Mr. Adams is a complete distortion
of the truth. I'll only bother to give you the "facts" about two of
the examples he gives.

1) 1990 - The El Cajon pet food store raid
In 1990, FDA agents did not "raid" or "ransack" the "pet food store of
Sissy Harrington-McGill, a 57-year-old pet lover."

in 1990, the FDA conducted a lawful inspection (see 21 USC 374, which
authorizes the FDA to inspect any facility manufacturing or holding
food, including pet food) of the warehouse of "Solid Gold Pet Foods,"
an international business with several million dollars a year in
sales, which is owned by Ms. Harrington-McGill. Solid Gold and Ms.
Harrington-McGill had previously been sued by FDA for selling "pet
food" which the company purported would cure and treat disease in
animals; such claims make the products animal drugs under US law, and
are not allowed to be sold until the manufacturer provides the FDA
with evidence that the drug is both safe and effective for the disease
or medical condition it claims to treat. Ms. Harrington-McGill had
signed a voluntary consent decree in 1989, promising not to sell "pet
food" with such claims anymore, and that consent decree was entered in
court that year.

during the 1990 inspection, FDA discovered that Ms. Harrington-McGill
was completely igoring the consent decree she had entered into, and
was selling the very same products with the very same claims that she
had promised, under penalty of imprisonment, not to sell. the FDA
then went back to the court that had signed the consent decree, and
asked the court to find her in contempt of court for violating the
decree. Even Ms. Harrington-McGill agreed that she was selling these
products in spite of the consent decree; she merely argued that it
wasn't fair that she had to stop selling these animal drugs.

Ms. Harrington-McGill was NOT "later tried and convicted of violating
the Health Claims Law, a law that did not exist at the time of the
raid and was never passed by the U.S. Congress." She was found in
Contempt of Court for violating her promise to the court not to sell
these animal drugs. In short, she was convicted of selling illegal
animal drugs after promising a court that she would stop selling
illegal animal drugs.

2) 1990: The Century Clinic "chelation" raids.
"No charges were filed." is a very misleading statement. Century
Clinic was sued by FDA, and Century Clinic ALSO signed a consent
decree promising to stop using quack drugs and devices in their
practice. several years later, they were caught again using quack
medical devices, and the FDA fined them pursuant to the terms of the
consent decree. Century appealed the action all the way to the US
Supreme Court, which upheld the FDA determination.

Isn't it funny how all these clowns "were forced" to sign consent
decrees, plead guilty to crimes, etc., depsite their "innocence?"

please stop being gullible. educate yourself rather than just
believing every crazy conspiracy theorist with access to a computer
and a $4/month server on which to post any lie that runs through their
mind.

On Aug 12, 12:59 am, "Jan Spew" wrote:

http://www.newstarget.com/z021791.html

NewsTarget.com printable article
Originally published April 12 2007
Tyranny in the USA: The true history of FDA raids on healers, vitamin shops
and supplement companies
by Mike Adams

Here's a brief overview of some of the campaigns of terror the FDA has
initiated against natural healers, nutritional supplement companies and
other organizations. Many were conducted using armed agents wielding assault
rifles and automatic weapons, dressed in body armor. All of them were
intended to destroy natural medicine, thereby protecting the profits of drug
companies and conventional medicine practitioners.

This is the true history of the FDA that the FDA doesn't wan't you to know!

(This timeline is excerpted from my book Natural Health Solutions and the
Conspiracy to Keep You From Knowing About Them)

Etc., Etc.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Thank you for posting the history. The 'scare mongers' and
'government haters' live in semi-comas and are good little followers
of the big ugly monkeys who hand then their pom-poms daily.

ROFL!