I wouldn’t try this at home

[C. Copperpot]

“ We got them to take the jabs, eat plant-based meat, now let’s get them to eat bugs and food fertilized with their own shit”.

We all eat bugs all the time. Peanut butter, coffee, chocolate, etc., etc. They all got bugs in em. FDA and equivalent regulation agencies in other countries set upper bounds of allowable contaminants because ensuring everything we eat is pristine and sparkly would make it all too expensive.

CPG Sec. 510.500 Green Coffee Beans, criteria for direct reference seizure:

1. Insects and Mold - an average of 10 percent or more by count of green coffee beans are
insect infested, including insect damaged, or moldy;
or
2. Graded green coffee beans are poorer than Grade 8 of the New York Green Coffee
Association.

I read that as 9 percent or less by count are infested, then it's okay. With coffee, it's usually coffee berry borer beetles and coffee bean weevils. I don't care. Cultures all over the world have been eating insects since humans have been humans. The average American couldn't tell you what's so different between insects and crustaceans, and they'll happily eat crawfish and shrimp. I want my coffee, and I want it cheap enough I can afford to drink a lot of it.

Far as fertigating with shitwater goes, we've been doing that for ages.

Prehistory:​

Wastewater reuse activities​

Wastewater reuse is an ancient practice, which has been applied since the dawn of human history, and is connected to the development of sanitation provision.[8] Reuse of untreated municipal wastewater has been practiced for many centuries with the objective of diverting human waste outside of urban settlements. Likewise, land application of domestic wastewater is an old and common practice, which has gone through different stages of development.

Domestic wastewater was used for irrigation by prehistoric civilizations (e.g. Mesopotamian, Indus valley, and Minoan) since the Bronze Age (ca. 3200–1100 BC).[9] Thereafter, wastewater was used for disposal, irrigation, and fertilization purposes by Hellenic civilizations and later by Romans in areas surrounding cities (e.g. Athens and Rome).[10][11][12]

Medieval and early modern ages:​

Sewage farms for disposal and irrigation​

“Sewage farms” (i.e. wastewater application to the land for disposal and agricultural use) were operated in Bunzlau (Silesia) in 1531, in Edinburgh (Scotland) in 1650, in Paris (France) in 1868, in Berlin (Germany) in 1876 and in different parts of the USA since 1871, where wastewater was used for beneficial crop production.[65][66] In the following centuries (16th and 18th centuries) in many rapidly growing countries/cities of Europe (e.g. Germany, France) and the United States, “sewage farms” were increasingly seen as a solution for the disposal of large volumes of the wastewater, some of which are still in operation today.[67] Irrigation with sewage and other wastewater effluents has a long history also in China and India;[68] while also a large “sewage farm” was established in Melbourne, Australia, in 1897.[69]

It needs to be done smartly, screened for contaminants like heavy metals, applied where neighbors won't be affected by aerosolized shit particles carrying infectious diseases, and done long enough before harvest that disease organisms aren't viable by the time we're tucking in.

People who want shit to worry about oughta read up on the ubiquity of and health concerns related to PFASs or something.

 

[Dime]

There is a big difference in eating a bit of contamination and just eating the contamination. I've smoked weed with a spider mite in it but I wouldn't roll up a pure mite joint.

 

[Old Piney]

I'm not sure but I believe in general poo from mammals that aren't strictly herbivores isn't such good fertilizer, regardless how it's processed .I find it kinda creepy, No people or dog poo in my garden. Another thing to consider with sewage is all the other crap that goes down a toilet, chemicals and such

 

[moose eater]

hippies went all in ... literally

There's at least 2 such facilities in Washington State.

 

[moose eater]

I'm not sure but I believe in general poo from mammals that aren't strictly herbivores isn't such good fertilizer, regardless how it's processed .I find it kinda creepy, No people or dog poo in my garden. Another thing to consider with sewage is all the other crap that goes down a toilet, chemicals and such

The human waste treatment facility in Fairbanks Alaska previously sold 'composted' (treated) 'sludge', which was treated human waste. Sold for gardening.

I helped a person put in a garden years ago, and he'd hauled a bunch of it.

However, several years ago, I recall them ceasing doing so, and while I can't recall why they ceased making the sludge available for such purposes, I vaguely recall issues with chemical or other toxins (heavy metals and Rx drug residues, maybe?) that couldn't be cleansed or separated.

Now I (or someone) may have cause to go find that news piece.

 

[moose eater]

Couldn't find the article(s) re. Fairbanks Wastewater Treatment and ceasing distribution of 'sludge' or Bio-Solids, but I found this piece from Michigan/Wisconsin, and know that PFAS has been a serious presence in this area as well.

Concerns grow over tainted sewage sludge spread on croplands

LAPEER, Mich. (AP) — For more than 20 years, the eastern Michigan town of Lapeer sent leftover sludge from its sewage treatment plant to area farms, supplying them with high-quality, free fertilizer while avoiding the expense of disposal elsewhere.

apnews.com

 

[moose eater]

And this one:

Fury over ‘forever chemicals’ as US states spread toxic sewage sludge

Regulators allow states to continue spreading sludge on crops even as PFAS-tainted substance has ruined livelihoods and poisoned water

www.theguardian.com

 

[Dime]

And this one:

Fury over ‘forever chemicals’ as US states spread toxic sewage sludge

Regulators allow states to continue spreading sludge on crops even as PFAS-tainted substance has ruined livelihoods and poisoned water

www.theguardian.com

They spread human waste in Canada as well. There is a sewage terminal a bit from where I work and trucks haul all day,some of it is dry ,some are called biosolids and they add other chemicals to stop dysentery. Sometimes they haul it to forests and spray it .In many countries the sewer pipes still go into the water.

 

[moose eater]

They spread human waste in Canada as well. There is a sewage terminal a bit from where I work and trucks haul all day,some of it is dry ,some are called biosolids and they add other chemicals to stop dysentery. Sometimes they haul it to forests and spray it .In many countries the sewer pipes still go into the water.

It would be a positive thing, but for the chemicals and heavy metals that apparently sometimes can't be effectively removed.

Which means that we're then potentially dealing with concentrations of those things in the 'finished products'; the sludge..

Also, in re. to other comments, I don't believe chickens are completely or entirely herbivorous in their diets, as they eat insects, but I don't know that they'd eat red/raw meats, though I've raised them a number of times. And people (including myself in the past) certainly liked using their manure on crops. It works quite well, depending on how well composted it was before being tilled in; ammonia levels in non-composted product sometimes being pretty high when/if it was bagged too fresh and wet..

 

[Old Piney]

It's quite common to use sewer water to irrigate food crops in Mexico ,not good. Using process sewage on non food cropland, forest ,ormantal plantings and lawns is not all that bad in my opinion

 

[moose eater]

It's quite common to use sewer water to irrigate food crops in Mexico ,not good. Using process sewage on non food cropland, forest ,ormantal plantings and lawns is not all that bad in my opinion

Yeah, way back when, the US banned DDT along with other toxic aggricultural chemicals, and sent the majority of salable remaining stocks to Mexico, and Central and South America.. which is where we often import much of our produce from in the winter time now..

Glad we got that stuff out of our systems.

 

[Dime]

Yeah, way back when, the US banned DDT along with other toxic aggricultural chemicals, and sent the majority of salable remaining stocks to Mexico, and Central and South America.. which is where we often import much of our produce from in the winter time now..

Glad we got that stuff out of our systems.

Children are sprayed with dangerous pesticide DDT in shocking clip

The clip shows DDT being sprayed over people in Texas blissfully unaware of the danger they are in. Later scenes show US army personnel handing it out to people in Naples after WWII.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Three Berries]

They use to spray the treated waste from Chicago Sewage treatment plants on the farm fields downstate in Illinois. Then the heavy metal build up started to show up and they stopped.

 

[beta]

Seems like veggies get pulled on the reg from stores because human waste was used as fertilizer. A few years back it was spinach that was tainted by human waste frets.

Human Waste is Safe for Growing Vegetables, Researchers Say

(Bloomberg) -- As farmers in Europe and across the world grapple with increases in the cost of fertilizers, researchers suggest a solution may be closer to home in what people flush down the toilet.Most Read from BloombergEuropean Stocks Rise as US Futures Signal Caution: Markets WrapItaly’s...

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Remember, these people want us dead. I can just here them as they are meeting in Davos, Switzerland right now, discussing their WEF plans…

“ We got them to take the jabs, eat plant-based meat, now let’s get them to eat bugs and food fertilized with their own shit”.

Who specifically is 'them' and for what purpose would 'they' want everyone dead?

 

[Three Berries]

The Globalist want us dead because there are just too many pesky humans to keep under control.

Look no further than the food industries for the last 60 years. Got us all on high carb, low fat, plant base oils and high sugar diets....

 

[beta]

Who *specifically* are 'the globalists'? Surely you have some specific names.

If they have so much power why are we hard to control and how would killing us make us easier to control?

Do 'they' want to control us or kill us? It can't really be both. It's hard to make money from people who don't exist.

 

[Three Berries]

Look at GMO crops used in the USA. Regardless of whether they are dangerous or not, the farmer has lost control and it all is on the seed producer now. The farmer cannot use GMO corn to grow his own seed (Monsanto says so). And most non GMO corn grown for seed is contaminated by GMO pollen.

Most corn grown for feed stock is GMO, Mexico is a huge buyer of US corn and are going to exclude GMO corn. This puts the farmer is the bad spot because they can't get anything else to grow anymore.

Look for a big push for more ethanol in the gasoline to the detriment of the environment.

 

[Three Berries]

Who *specifically* are 'the globalists'? Surely you have some specific names.

If they have so much power why are we hard to control and how would killing us make us easier to control?

Do 'they' want to control us or kill us? It can't really be both. It's hard to make money from people who don't exist.

WEF take your pick. First they want to kill off most and then control us with what we can eat, use for fuel, buy with their digital money.....

 

[beta]

If 'they' control everything we do, why do they want to kill us? How do they profit from dead people?

You can't name even one person in this shadowy cabal that supposedly controls the entire world?

If you can't name anyone in the group I have a hard time believing you know anything about 'them' at all.

 

[Three Berries]

Chicago still has mostly lead water lines feeding the homes. Been working at a snails pace to replace. It was required up until 1982 I think. Clear case of government knowing a hazard and allowing it. But lead is known reduce intelligence when exposed at a young age..