Hittade en intresant tråd på mysteriousuniverse forum.
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Jag kan mycket väl se det som en möjlighet, kanske inte den enda anledningen till det, men en av mågna.


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This is something ive always thought was a distinct possibility. I've always believed there's some sort of connection between increased ufo sightings, as well as cattle mutalations, and the rise and expansion of the fast food industry.

Ufo sightings and cattle mutalations have been increasing since the roswell incident.. No one knows why there have been cattle mutalations right? We can only speculate as to why they occur. Could it be that Ufo's actually have an agenda with the mutalations?

Imagine if these mutalations were infact waywhat to penetrate the western world? And what a better way than through fast food.. Which on average majority of the western consumes on a given year.

So let me present this. Lets say ufo's have altered cattles DNA, or added something foreign to their species throughout the many generations. Imagine if the mutalations were actually tests to see the levels of what they have added.. If humans are eating this infected species on an almost routine basis, could our species be altered?

Anyways im just rambling, and there are many ways to disproove this, but i thought i would just create a little discussion

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What’s Wrong
With
McDonald’s?


McDonald’s spend over $1.8 billion every year worldwide on advertising and promotions,
trying to cultivate an image of being a ‘caring’ and ‘green’ company that is also a
fun place to eat. Children are lured in (dragging their parents behind them) with the
promise of toys and other gimmicks. But behind the smiling face of Ronald McDonald
lies the reality - McDonald’s only interest is money, making profits from whoever and
whatever they can, just like all multinational companies. McDonald’s Annual Reports
talk of ‘Global Domination’ - they aim to open more and more stores across the globe -
but their continual worldwide expansion means more uniformity, less choice and the
undermining of local communities.

PROMOTING UNHEALTHY FOOD
McDonald’s promote their food as ‘nutritious’,
but the reality is that it is junk food -
high in fat, sugar and salt, and low in fibre
and vitamins. A diet of this type is linked
with a greater risk of heart disease,
cancer, diabetes and other diseases.
Their food also contains many chemical
additives, some of which may cause illhealth,
and hyperactivity in children. Don’t
forget too that meat is the cause of the
majority of food poisoning incidents. In
1991 McDonald’s were responsible for an
outbreak of food poisoning in the UK, in
which people suffered serious kidney
failure. With modern intensive farming
methods, other diseases - linked to
chemical residues or unnatural practices -
have become a danger to people too
(such as BSE).

EXPLOITING WORKERS
Workers in the fast food industry are paid
low wages. McDonald’s do not pay
overtime rates even when employees work
very long hours. Pressure to keep profits
high and wage costs low results in
understaffing, so staff have to work harder
and faster. As a consequence, accidents
(particularly burns) are common. The
majority of employees are people who
have few job options and so are forced to
accept this exploitation, and they’re
compelled to ‘smile’ too! Not surprisingly
staff turnover at McDonald’s is high,
making it virtually impossible to unionise
and fight for a better deal, which suits
McDonald’s who have always been
opposed to Unions.
ROBBING THE POOR
Vast areas of land in poor countries are
used for cash crops or for cattle ranching,
or to grow grain to feed animals to be
eaten in the West. This is at the expense
of local food needs. McDonald’s continually
promote meat products, encouraging
people to eat meat more often, which
wastes more and more food resources. 7
million tons of grain fed to livestock
produces only 1 million tons of meat and
by-products. On a plant-based diet and
with land shared fairly, almost every region
could be self-sufficient in food.

DAMAGING THE ENVIRONMENT
Forests throughout the world - vital for all
life - are being destroyed at an appalling
rate by multinational companies.
McDonald’s have at last been forced to
admit to using beef reared on ex-rainforest
land, preventing its regeneration. Also,
What’s Wrong
With
McDonald’s?
the use of farmland by multinationals and
their suppliers forces local people to
move on to other areas and cut down
further trees.
McDonald’s are the world’s largest user of
beef. Methane emitted by cattle reared
for the beef industry is a major contributor
to the ‘global warming’ crisis. Modern
intensive agriculture is based on the
heavy use of chemicals which are damaging
to the environment.
Every year McDonald’s use thousands of
tons of unnecessary packaging, most of
which ends up littering our streets or
polluting the land buried in landfill sites.
MURDERING ANIMALS
The menus of the burger chains are
based on the torture and murder of
millions of animals. Most are intensively
farmed, with no access to fresh air and
sunshine, and no freedom of movement.
Their deaths are barbaric - ‘humane
slaughter’ is a myth. We have the choice
to eat meat or not, but the billions of
animals massacred for food each year
have no choice at all.


CENSORSHIP and McLIBEL
Criticism of McDonald’s has come from a
huge number of people and organisations
over a wide range of issues. In the mid-
1980’s, London Greenpeace drew together
many of those strands of criticism
and called for an annual World Day of
Action against McDonald’s. This takes
place every year on 16th October, with
pickets and demonstrations all over the
world.
McDonald’s, who spend a fortune every
year on advertising, are trying to silence
world-wide criticism by threatening legal
action against those who speak out. Many
have been forced to back down because
they lacked the money to fight a case. But
Helen Steel and Dave Morris, two supporters
of London Greenpeace, defended
themselves in a major UK High Court libel
trial. No legal aid is available so they
represented themselves. McDonald’s
engaged in a huge cover up, refusing to
disclose masses of relevant documents.
Also, the defendants were denied their right
to a jury. Despite all the cards being
stacked against them, Helen and Dave
turned the tables and exposed the truth by
putting McDonald’s business practices on
trial. Protests against the $30 billion a year
fast-food giant continue to grow. It’s vital to
stand up to intimidation and to defend free
speech.
WHAT YOU CAN DO - Together we can
fight back against the institutions and the
people in power who dominate our lives
and our planet, and we can create a better
society without exploitation. Workers can
and do organise together to fight for their
rights and dignity. People are increasingly
aware of the need to think seriously about
the food we and our children eat. People in
poor countries are organising themselves
to stand up to multinationals and banks
which dominate the world’s economy.
Environmental and animal rights protests
and campaigns are growing everywhere.
Why not join in the struggle for a better
world. Talk to friends and family, neighbours
and workmates about these issues.
Please copy and circulate this leaflet as
widely as you can.