I find myself wondering if they had to blackmail this shill to testify. Seriously, what kind of person gets in front of a Congressional hearing and tries to say that Coke is good for anyone with a straight face? I have a degree in nutritional sciences, and no amount of money or wild horses could have dragged me up there to tell such nonsense. What reputation I had would have been in tatters.
Here in the Midwest, there was an outbreak of colosporidia, which results in explosive diarrhea.
The source was traced to Taco Bell. I suggested that this parasitic infection may be a better alternative to GLP-1 drugs, as it's faster, cheaper, and doesn't require a doctor's office visit (Time & Money), to procure a "GLP-1 Prescription", although upon one's approach to target weight, something like Ivermectin will be needed, although some have suggested "home remedies" also work. Results?
"Depends", not the query, but perhaps a few cases of the adult diapers!!!
I have to deal with ignorance with sarcasm. Ditto with shitty diet, that results with destruction of health, reliance of medical treatments that never "cure", the system is a massive GRIFT!
Carry On! Glad you're exposing this massive negligence!
>>Walmart $WMT -0.62%, the world’s largest company, “improperly avoided” up to $2.6 billion in US taxes through an elaborate tax dodge involving a “fictitious” Chinese entity, according to documents authored by a former Walmart executive and reviewed by Quartz.
>>In 2017, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists received over 13 million leaked financial documents given to them by a pair of German reporters that revealed secretive and elicit financial dealings of many prominent individuals, corporations, and nonprofits around the world.
>>Among the “Paradise Papers” was the revelation that the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation had over $3 billion of its $10.8 billion in assets held in offshore accounts, primarily in the Cayman Islands.
I find myself wondering if they had to blackmail this shill to testify. Seriously, what kind of person gets in front of a Congressional hearing and tries to say that Coke is good for anyone with a straight face? I have a degree in nutritional sciences, and no amount of money or wild horses could have dragged me up there to tell such nonsense. What reputation I had would have been in tatters.
Ben,
Here in the Midwest, there was an outbreak of colosporidia, which results in explosive diarrhea.
The source was traced to Taco Bell. I suggested that this parasitic infection may be a better alternative to GLP-1 drugs, as it's faster, cheaper, and doesn't require a doctor's office visit (Time & Money), to procure a "GLP-1 Prescription", although upon one's approach to target weight, something like Ivermectin will be needed, although some have suggested "home remedies" also work. Results?
"Depends", not the query, but perhaps a few cases of the adult diapers!!!
I have to deal with ignorance with sarcasm. Ditto with shitty diet, that results with destruction of health, reliance of medical treatments that never "cure", the system is a massive GRIFT!
Carry On! Glad you're exposing this massive negligence!
when I was young and dumb in college I ate off the Taco Bell dollar menu almost daily.
can't believe my intestines survived the experience
>>They raid the public treasury coming and going
just to emphasize the scale of the public treasury issue, frac's supporters are notorious for billion dollar tax avoidance schemes:
https://qz.com/1701404/walmart-allegedly-created-fictitious-chinese-jv-to-avoid-us-tax
>>Walmart $WMT -0.62%, the world’s largest company, “improperly avoided” up to $2.6 billion in US taxes through an elaborate tax dodge involving a “fictitious” Chinese entity, according to documents authored by a former Walmart executive and reviewed by Quartz.
https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/robert-wood-johnson-foundation/#funding
>>In 2017, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists received over 13 million leaked financial documents given to them by a pair of German reporters that revealed secretive and elicit financial dealings of many prominent individuals, corporations, and nonprofits around the world.
>>Among the “Paradise Papers” was the revelation that the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation had over $3 billion of its $10.8 billion in assets held in offshore accounts, primarily in the Cayman Islands.
From what I could make out the heifer hadn't bought a single item that wasn't guranteed to kill you within 5 years.