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The lands that are in dispute are actually public lands. When India gained independence, shortly thereafter, the central/federal government declared the public lands to be under their control rather than keeping them under the authority of nobody. There is a conflict in how the use of the...

Well, it's not really the caste system stopping the votes. It's political officials trying to stave away any votes that would put them out of business. The video goes into a good example with Nepal and the King who's reign would've ended if the votes were truly free. The King successfully...

I also have a good video in Dr. Binayak Sen's conviction of a life sentence: http://www.askbutwhy.com/2010/12/india-tale-of-two-nations-led-by.html

A lot of information presented applies to the US government so stay tuned! Arundhati Roy and Gautam Navlakh present: India's Genocide on its own people. Presented in Bombay on 07-02-2010. There's a genocide going on in India against its tribals, the poorest of its citizens that inhabit the...

There's was a recent hindi film based on this one called Peepli Live. It's not as good as this documentary, of course. Heck it doesn't even go in depth into the causes. This documentary is one of the best ones I've seen in awhile. And yes, it is relevant to everybody on this planet including...

The film Nero's Guests features rural journalist, P Sainath, going deep into the rural areas of India to cover farmer suicides brought on by debt induced from GMO seeds, inflation, western subsidies, and globalist world trade policies that favor large corporations...

Another point. I bought some ice cream from Fresh n Easy today. I just used the plant # off my ice cream carton to find the dairy! It was 06-153 which is foster farms dairy. Now, they weren't listed on cornucopia, but I did google them and didn't find anything negative about them. Their webpage...

I gave instructions on how to look up your dairy. First you find the plant # off the milk carton. Then you type it in on the site http://whereismymilkfrom.com That tells you which dairy the milk is from. Then you go to http://www.cornucopia.org/dairysurvey/index.html to find the rating on that...

What plant #s are they?

Actually, the list is more useful as an avoidance tool. It identifies the big boys so that you can AVOID them. Chances are if your dairy isn't listed here, it's a smaller dairy / family owned and operated, which is what you're after. Contact that dairy and tell them to get their names on the...

That's where the list from the site cornucopia.org differentiates the two by reviewing the conditions on the farm. People need to understand that they want open pasture / natural grass fed cows to provide milk (and meat) for them. Of course, the big boys are not going to the route of pasture...

Beware of Atlantic salmon which is farmed fish! It's been tested (with the same results around the world) to contain mercury, pcbs, and loads of other toxins. Buy wild Alaskan salmon!

Lucky you to be able to have access to these dairies! And the prices are so cheap! The honor system is something that definitely won't work in the big cities!

Tell that dairy to get their name onto those websites.

How can you tell if that half gallon or gallon of milk that you bought from the grocery store was sourced from a dairy farm operation where the cow had free access to pasture? How do you know if the milk came from a small farmer or a cooperative? Was the operation environmentally friendly and...