The US' National Public Radio Promotes Eating Maggots

Yellow Springs Ohio used to be known as the

home of Antioch, a small college with a history of peace action. If Glen Courtright of Enviroflight has his way, it will be known for his promotion of the eating of maggots.

While factory farms such as Agrigeneral in Newark, Ohio have gone to court over their filling the countryside with millions of flies generated by their waste, Courtright is breeding black soldier flies, flies who don't bite, to eat slaughterhouse waste (some of which products are blood, urine and feces as well as the occasional digit of an unlucky

undocumented worekr). Then he roasts the

flies alive, and looks for pig factory farmers

to buy his roasted maggots to feed to slaughterhouse

bound pigs. NPR called food fed to pigs feed,

another human chauvinist term from the network

with 200 million invested in a fast food company.

This revolting program would multiply the BSE

or Mad Cow, Mad Pig, Mac Chiken, and other

diseases in the population.

Presently some factory farms feed fish meal

(ground up suffocoated fish parts) to the captive

pigs.

Dan Charles and All Things Considered helped

to popularize maggot eating.

It's part of NPR's conspiracy to desensitize

its listeners to violence. What's next?

cat entrails? sheep eyes?

When souls fly right

they recognize fly rights.