Professor Glen Chase comes to the defense of the American people again with his second report of egregious acts of fraud and child endangerment committed by the California Department of Food and Agriculture in their pursuit of the light brown apple moth.

Read the press release and download the report here.

Our sincere thanks go out to Glen Chase for continuing to shed light on this gravest of issues.

-Meanwhile-

In a continued effort to attach an appearance of legitimacy to their claims that the LBAM is a dangerous insect, the ‘US’ has decided to destroy the livelihood of flower growers in New Zealand by banning the importation of their products into the country. I cannot discover who authored this decision. News refers only to the ‘US’, but my guess is that it’s the USDA.

Here’s the scoop on this.

Apparently, it isn’t enough for Big Ag to poison humans and wildlife, foul water and deceive the public. They need to destroy the economy of other people in other lands, too. All so that they can keep collecting those salaries every month which depend on their continued abilities to perpetrate falsehoods about a harmless moth which lives quietly, doing no damage.

It is CDFA and their USDA big brothers who are causing the damage, and as the above article mentions, New Zealanders are smelling a rat. Apparently, bad odors carry all the way there from California.