Topic: Bio Sludge

A report on the U.S. food supply reveals that human remains from alkaline hydrolysis are being turned into "flesh goo" and spread on farms as bio-sludge. Alex Jones and Mike Adams discuss the FDA's lack of regulation regarding nanoparticles in over 2,000 food products. They emphasize the necessity of high-quality water filters to remove pharmaceuticals and toxins from municipal tap water.

Reports indicate a move toward legalizing human-animal clones and replacing traditional beef with 3D printed meat made from insects. Reference is made to a recent transplant of a genetically modified pig heart into a human recipient as a sign of shifting biological ethics. These developments are framed as a "revolution against biological life" led by figures like Bill Gates and corporate interests.

A report by Greg Reese details how the FDA allows nanoparticles in the food supply without mandatory disclosure, potentially altering human biological systems. The report also highlights "alkaline hydrolysis," a process where human remains are liquefied and added to municipal water systems or used as fertilizer. Bill Gates is identified as a major proponent of these technologies through his extensive farmland ownership.

The current disposal of human waste and remains is compared to the dystopian film "Soylent Green," set in 2022. It is claimed that these practices lead to the spread of prions, similar to the causes of Mad Cow Disease in the UK. Furthermore, pharmaceutical residues in municipal water are allegedly affecting the behavior of marine life, such as shrimp in the Gulf of Mexico.

Mike Adams discusses the demotion of a Space Force commander for criticizing neo-Marxist agendas in the military. He also reports on a controversial Wisconsin law regarding the liquefaction of human remains, claiming that processed remains are being used in "bio-sludge" fertilizer for food crops. Adams frames this as a "Matrix-style" agenda to feed the dead to the living.