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You are welcome to your view and opinion. The problem is that GMO foods cannot be identified because GMO labeling is being fought by Monsanto, Bayer, and the food industry, so we cannot make a choice of eating GMO’s or not. If GMO foods were so good for us all then they should be promoting the labeling of GMO foods, not fighting it with millions of dollars to prevent it!!

Silverngold

I suppose what I object to most is the apparent view that non-GMO advocates have that they know what is best for everyone.  As I previously posted I am all in favor of non-GMO products being available and the choice to buy or not to buy.  But the not to buy non-GMO is important and I stand by my freedom to make that choice just as I stand by your freedom of choice to buy non-GMO.

As far as population control – we are currently unable to feed the world and that problem is only going to increase.  Technology can solve part of the problem and without it there would be even more starvation in the world and hence population control.

BTW where the heck is Aggie?

aurum

I’m not sure the Statue of Limitations has expired on all the ‘pot stirrings’ I have done. Seems I have a lifetime of fighting against boredom, and the drip, drip, drip, of the PM markets ought to be excuse enough for driving a man to do a little pot stirring these days. But sure enough, I was one of those boys in my youth that on a hot summer day when the fish refused to take our bait, and there wasn’t a turtle or snake to be found, we would find a hornets nest to throw stick and rock at just for ‘fun’.

Or the time we grew tired of putting our pennies, Yohoo bottle caps, fishing hooks, on the railroad track and decided a fallen tree would add some excitement to a summer’s evening. It did, and as that tree shot past our little hiding place beside the track its a wonder none of us boys were missing a head. And Lord, I guess I could write a whole book on the miscapades down at school. Nothing as boring as school lessons to make a boy get into mischief. Come to think of it, frogs were a big part of it. Did you know there must be a thousand places you can hide a frog to surprise somebody? Well, there ya go, and now I are one. Must be one of those destiny things huh?

Well, as I see it, must be my job in life to keep folks from getting bored. So we might all want to say a prayer that the PM’s shake off this water torture by drip pretty soon so I don’t have to stir up the pot as often. 🙂

Best, Farmboy

Yer right!! There are better ways to stay warm. Thanks for the reminder!! I guess the rest of that firewood will have to wait. (smile)

Sell the rest of that wood and build you a pizza oven in the back yard. 🙂 Im sure Winedoc will share some of his pizza recipes.

Congrats on the workout. But if you have a woman, why are you cutting and stacking all that wood ?

Best, Farmboy, who is going into hiding 🙂

Scruffy – hard to see Sinclair wanting to sit on the board of the Shanghai exchange if he knew it would be anything but a phyzz exchange. I’m sure he’s had quite enough of the west’s paper games.

Farmboy – I’m now convinced you are a serial pot stirrer

Will they let us up today or will it be another day of boot on neck action?

http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/newstrike-capital-reports-robust-pea-on-ana-paula-project-tsx-venture-nes-1946966.htm

Delivered firewood here close to the west coast is $180 – $250 depending if it’s pine or fir. In years past we’ve always gone into the bush and cut our own, but this year seems unusually busy so I ordered a logging truck load of dry pine logs for $1400 delivered and spread on brow logs. I’m telling you that was the biggest load I’ve seen delivered around here. Measures out to be 26 to 28 cords so costs me about $50 per cord and don’t have any bush work like falling, limbing and cleanup to do, nor scratching up my truck, so well worth it. We burn about 6 cords each year and so far I’ve bucked, split and stacked about 12 (measured 4x4x8) cords so have enough for this winter and next and well over half the logging truckload left. Not sure if I’ll do the rest or leave it for next fall. I kinda need the exercise every year  so will probably wait on the rest. It’s true that firewood heats you up twice. once when you cut it and once when you burn it. LOL!!!  Silverngold

Osisko Gold Royalties Secures $100 Million Credit Facility

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/osisko-gold-royalties-secures-100-122957824.html

While the West has this obscene love  affair, and damn near worship of the Central Banksters I figure the Chinese have about as much use for the Fiat Follies as a dog has for a flea on its tail. I do think the Chinese will ‘play’ along with these paper games as long as it suits their purpose, but much more prefer the more tangible and honest set of measures. Time will tell.

Have a good one, and thanks for the charts this morning. Farmboy

but now that ‘West Coast’ woman, well, she is just as sweet as honey. And kind. And for the most part, I could hear myself saying those two words and buttering her buns most anytime. But that ‘other woman’, Lord if she don’t have a mean streak in her higher than the Rocky Mtns, wider than the Gulf of Mexico, and longer than the Mississippi ( did I get all those i’s & p’s ) River.

In spite of her evil ways, twitching nose, and broom flying ways, I have tried to get those two words past tongue and lip, but they just wont come out. It’s like having a mouth full of fish hooks and my lips sewed up with cat  gut. Yep, gonna take more than Mad Mike’s coffee cups to work that one out.

But ya know…..you cant help but love her. Bless her little heart. 🙂

Let me see….yep…its right here. Tuesday To Do List,

1) Stir up the hornet nest of igloo lady. (Check)

Reckon the rest of the day is all down hill from here. Nice to have that feeling of accomplishment so early in the morning and I aint even had my second cup of coffee yet.  Lets see, what was next….

2) tug on Superman’s cape.

And speaking of sweet women, this one is for Moggy.

Wonder if that has anything to do with the new Chinese Gold Exchange Buygold mentioned the other day. Opening Sept 22 ? Was not impressed much once someone posted how Goldman & Thieves were part of it, ….but ya never know. This time it just might ‘be different’ afterall.

Not sure why the Chinese want to open their own exchange anyway ? Sometimes I have a hard time making the conversion from American thinking to Chinese thinking. American thinking is all about the ‘money’ and for the most part is short term. Chinese, I think they are approaching all things of ‘value’ (commodities) from a different point of view. That of acquiring as many/much as they can, and their view of the world is short term equals decades. And their goal I don’t think is so much about the money, as in world power and dominance. Have to wait and see how this plays out.

Best, Farmboy

Listen Doc, we have plenty of good seasoned oak fire wood around these parts. Now I figure, $300.00 ought to cover the fuel expense to get it delivered to you. And one of your famous oven baked pizzas should cover the unloading and stacking fee. And my foot is itching to press down on the gas pedal……well, just let me know if you need a truck load of wood. (grin)

Best to you and the family, Farmboy

Ps) those prices sound kinda high. A chord of seasoned oak is around $125.00 in my neck of the woods. But I can cut my own for about $10.00 worth of chainsaw fuel and a little sweat so I don’t very often pay for it. Course the way my back has been acting out lately, I don’t care much to even move a box of match sticks around. But I figure its just a temporary thing. Thinking positive I picked up a new chain for the chain saw the other day. Now you wanna talk inflation, that new chain set me back $35.00. Don’t think I paid much more than that for my first chain saw !

when this GMO Crap started by Monsanto..They went to Mexico and Planted GMO Corn in fields NEXT to Mexicans field that had planted corn they used for Hundreds of Years .Then the wind blew some pollin across into the Mexican Fields after which the Poor Mexicans Farmer was SUED for stealing Monsantos Patented Corn when some cross polinated. Yes Monsanto Sued them to put them out of business or Pay Monsanto for Patent Infringement.

It should have been the other way around.The contamination was the other way.Then US agri Business sold machine made tortillas at prices below cost to drive mom and Pop out of business. Now we have a GLUT of GMO Corn that can’t be exported because the Europeans and Chinese are wise to the effects of GMO.

This is what happins when Mussolini Fascism takes hold, Corporate and Government conspire against the people.

Funny, how much better life can be with just two words. Don’t know why I had such a hard time learning em. 🙂

Reckon I just wasn’t that smart. lol

gold  up 6.40

……..  Still we’re  waiting on the FED  tomorrow

Morning Friends

Winedoc

Halifax Herald calls it firewood shortage, I call it inflation

Up to $300 a cord

Folks are scrambling to get their wood in,  I just wanna make pizza ………

http://thechronicleherald.ca/novascotia/1236623-firewood-shortage-in-nova-scotia-sparks-rise-in-prices

Winedoc

I would get sick the next day. Stopped that nonsense and haven,t had the flu since.