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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14083283/recall-bottled-water-contaminated-bacteria-Maryland-West-Virginia.html
. . .
Ya know, there have been just TOO many cases like
this in TOO short a time. I've heard some saying
it is a statistical fluke, but "escalating trend"
is the true look & feel.
There are a LOT of people along the food chain, from
the illegal field workers and plant workers on up
through the transport/storage/processing-prep and
finally Mrs. Krieger's Supermarket. This means
almost endless, oft untraceable, chances for either
accidental contamination or DELIBERATE contamination.
And yes, there are both foreign govts and crime cartels
who WOULD like to "undermine consumer confidence". It's
how terrorism works - make the existing powers look
totally useless, that they can't save you, and watch
the chaos unfold. Going after food, an absolute basic,
is a fair target. Didja SEE the store shelves when
there was even a HINT of a dock-workers strike ?
Whole huge sections EMPTY. Panic.
Even more for RFK to worry about.
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