Hermann Dr. Rochholz - Germany's Freefall

This is especially true since phosphorus will be one of the first elements to be “depleted”. This represents a high risk to mankind since it is needed as a fertilizer.

I already mentioned that superfoods like goji berries can be toxic in medium doses. These berries are mostly imported from China and are sometimes relatively highly contaminated with harmful substances. But this example is not the only one: soy, for example, is a high-quality fruit. It has high quality proteins and oils. To protect the fruit from predation, it contains highly effective toxins: these are thermally stable hormone toxins (normal cooking is of little use) that prevent predators from reproducing. Zoos therefore had problems with heir offspring for decades. Asian monks were given it in small quantities. The soy sauce alone, which isn’t drunk by the gallon and fermented for months at a time, had found its way into Chinese cuisine. It arrived in German healthy cuisine two decades ago. Children, by the way, are particularly sensitive to these kind of poisons.

There’s a simple reason why new toxins or poisons are always being discovered: their methods of detection have significantly improved. Today’s press releases that report on certain poisons found in food would never have been possible twenty years ago because the detection methods were simply lacking back then.

It could never have been proven that Cyclist Lance Armstrong had doped during his career. However, samples of his blood were frozen and were then unfrozen years later to reveal that he had doped himself with EPO (erythropoietin). He was consequently stripped of all of his Tour de France victories.

The measuring instruments required to determine the composition of vehicle exhaust gases used to be stationary devices. Because these were so large, measurements could only be made on a test bench. Measuring methods have since improved more and more as the measuring devices became smaller and smaller until it was possible to create these the size of a car trunk. That was the point when the deception by various automobile companies came to light.

Twenty years ago, the astronomer Harald Lesch said in an Alpha-Centauri video, that “gravitational waves” will be detected in 100 years. These waves represent 1/10 proton diameter (= 10-10 m) from the earth to the sun (150 million km = 1.5 × 1011 m). This is a wave with a distortion length of 1 to 1021 or 0.000 000 000 000 000 000 000 1 meters. Mr. Lesch misjudged this somewhat because it became possible to prove this five years ago.

A statement like “It was proven” says exactly nothing in general since these traces are most often micro traces. This becomes apparent whenever how much was detected is not mentioned. That this kind of information is lacking indicates that “manipulative forces” are at work here because the dose makes the poison.

By the way, the most important things for a long life expectancy are clean water and sanitary facilities.

One example of how facts are being ignored in order to be able to indulge in your own personal “faith” can be illustrated by the case of “Mals” in the Vinschgau Valley of South Tyrol, Italy. The situation demonstrates how far a post-factual worldview can go. Conflicts are provoked from all sides by all means. This may have happened in Italy, but Germany has become involved since then.

In the town of Mals on the Resia Pass, a referendum was held in which the citizens had decided no longer to use any pesticides. The local organic farmers had hitherto been forced to sell their produce conventionally as their produce had received too much insecticide from the “drift” (the toxins are blown onto neighboring properties). In the meantime, the “South Tyrolean War” is being fought out via the Munich Environmental Institute, which has been on the offensive against conventional farmers with its posters. Things have deteriorated to such an extent that the parties involved are spraying each other’s fruit trees with glyphosate.

Mals lies on the Resia Pass, where the wind blows relatively hard, which is why wind turbines were built there. This makes the area special. Furthermore, the pass is often used by cyclists who aren’t exactly thrilled about riding through toxic clouds. The argument made by the farmers who are aware of the spraying sequence is: “nothing toxic at all is being currently sprayed”. The response to demonstrate the absurdity of the arguments made by this side would have been: “Unfortunately, I don’t have a chem lab in my pocket to determine that”.

This was preceded by threats against the referendum’s initiators. After the ban passed, it was declared invalid and the spraying resumed. The situation is also such that the farmers must maintain several feet distance from the boundary of their property when spraying. In South Tyrol, however, farmland is so expensive that these regulations are being ignored.

Regardless how useful “organic” may be, it is still unacceptable for conventional farmers to dump the poison they don’t want onto the plants of organic farmers no matter how they do this, just as nobody really thinks about spraying their neighbor’s white car with red paint. The following year, these organic farmers used plastic sheeting to plant their plants. The apparent reason for this extreme measure was the drift.

The organic farmers claim “we’re the poor ones”, which they explain with the “drift”. They use this to justify the referendum because a considerable financial loss is involved when things are grown organically, but can’t be sold as such.

Now, it’s possible to admire the “spraying operations” of these farmers. The apple trees, usually the subject of the discussion, are about 2.5 meters (8 ft) high. But even those farmers who spray correctly in completely calm wind conditions (most of them) are forced to suffer from these spray mists, which can reach heights of 7 m (23 ft) and more. Hence, a technical problem is inevitably involved. Some farmers have even realized this themselves and deactivated the topmost nozzles (about 10 nozzles in a row from bottom to top).

The spraying equipment use a blower to generate an air stream that carries the spray mixture. This air stream, however, doesn’t only move to the side, but upwards as well. Hence, many are poorly designed. Even on the poster of the Munich Environmental Institute denouncing the “spraying” in South Tyrol, you can see this equipment spraying into the sky and that some technical defect must be involved.

The faulty design was documented. The construction could have been altered and the drift thus halted in order to settle the dispute between the conventional farmers and the organic farmers. I sent the report to all parties. The mayor of Mals and the Greens had received a copy as well. But the facts didn’t interest them: I received no response and no further inquiries. Obviously, the report ended up in the trash.

As a last resort, I contacted a “person of public interest” close to the organic farmers (who therefore considered himself an “intellectual”) by telephone. He explained that “his actual objective was to abolish unnatural poisons”.

But “unnatural” and “natural” poisons don’t exist because how these are produced is irrelevant. When the chemical formula is the same, so is the poison. Moreover, not all poisons found in nature have been discovered yet: Some time ago I read that a poison had been detected in mushrooms that had been used for a long time in the agricultural sector. Perhaps he had meant “naturally produced” poisons, but the same applies here, too: Why should these be more harmless than the poisons made from “unnatural raw materials” (petroleum)? Whichever way you see it: Assertions are made, which can then be taken ad hoc to absurdity.