{"article":{"id":119922,"heading":"Cheers for christian family values","author":"twospiritwarrior","created":"2004-12-01 20:58:43","modified":"2004-12-03 08:10:28","last_modified":"Fri, 03 Dec 2004 15:10:28","article":"
Now that it is no longer politically correct, the Bushite regime has
changed it's methods and now merely bribes poverty-stricken people in
order to keep the progress of science moving forward, to test harmful
substances on unsuspecting innocent victims.
Last week, the EPA, the Environmental Protection Agency, publicly
announced the start of a new study that would test the harmful
effects of children being exposed to toxic pesticides and other
chemicals.
The EPA study, ironically named CHEERS -- Children's Environmental
Exposure Research Study -- proposes to track how chemicals can be
ingested, inhaled, and absorbed by children, ranging in ages from a
few months old to three years old.
The EPA, is offering in exchange for exposing children to toxic
chemicals, and the subsequent health risks, to each participating
family, $970, a free video camera, a T-shirt, and a framed
certificate of appreciation.
The EPA research, is being funded by chemical corporations, such as
Dow, Exxon, Monsanto, and so on....and the results of the study will
definitely be biased in favour of the chemical industry, and will
unnecessarily endanger the health of the children being used as guinea
pigs of the state.
http:\/\/www.epa.gov\/cheers<\/a>
http:\/\/www.interventionmag.com\/cms\/modules.php<\/a>...
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