November
Avoid Soft Drinks
In October 2004 I posted some visions here that
suggested the soft drink makers like Coke and Pepsi
might be in for a tumble. The aspartame in cola is
very toxic and the manufactures are subject to a
three hundred million dollar class action suit for
damages.
The crisis seems to be gathering steam from a
different direction. Seven Indian states have
banned Coke and Pepsi because of pesticides in
their drinks. The US government is furious and they
have demanded that Manmohan Singh, the Indian prime
minister, do something about the ban.
Coke hit back saying there is no more pesticide
in their drinks than there is in beef. As most
Indians are vegetarian Hindus so it is not a very
convincing argument.
Poor Mr. Singh is terrified of upsetting the
American but what can he do? He has asked Coke and
Pepsi to try offering pesticide-free beverages for
those people that dont have boll weevils or
swamp lice in the gut that they want to kill.
Should be good.
©2010, Stuart
Wilde
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Stuart
Wilde is an urban mystic, a modern visionary, he's
written fifteen books on consciousness and
awareness. His perceptive and quirky way of writing
has won him a loyal readership over the
years.
He has been a researcher of
consciousness for over twenty years. Some consider
him an expert on transdimensional worlds and the
phenomena of the supernatural. He has simple a way
of explaining things that hitherto have seemed a
mystery.
Stuart's political writings are
satirical and often very funny. Nonetheless, he
seems to have an accurate grip on the ebb and flow
of world events and many of his long-term views and
predictions have turned out to be quite prophetic.
He has written 15 books on consciousness and
awareness including Affirmations: What
I Am Has Beauty
& Strength His
latest book is called God's Gladiators.
stuartwilde.ning.com
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