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Permalink Reply by Leif Oldhart on January 1, 2011 at 1:10pm

Having no other choice in the matter, one must look for the silver lining. I see at least two (2) silver linings.

1.) Europeans will now need to put their feet down and stop enabling their collective tyrants.

For far too long, Europeans have allowed themselves to be tyrannized, even after Americans bled in two world wars allegedly fought for the freedom of the European people. Of course, you know and I know that the true reasons for those wars were quite different, but nevertheless, the above-mentioned reason sounds good and two may play at that game. Also, considering the family heritage of people who run the big pharmaceutical rackets, maybe the Europeans will now remove their thumbs from their collective posteriors and en-mass begin asking relevant questions about "The Hoax Of The Twentieth Century" and other lies promulgated by members of that ethnic group.

2.) An herbal renaissance is now possible because after all, the best and most potent healing herbs for your disease will always be found in your own bio-region. Probably growing out behind the garage or in some waste place within a mile or two of your home. Enough, already, with exotic plants from far-off locations, sold at pathetic prices, harvested years ago and siting on the shelf ever since, irradiated, and full of insecticides, herbicides, and other poisons. Local herbs, tinctured in 100-roof vodka are the way to go, and anyone who is not willing to collect their own herbs and create their own medicine will now fall into the category of "impossible patients," (as in the old saw: "there are no impossible diseases, just impossible patients."). Also, I see NO reason to believe that the Chinese in Europe will stop their herbal ways just because some honkeys in Belgium pass a "law." In fact, a couple years ago, I asked an herbalist in an American Chinatown what the Chinese here would do when the government banned the the herbs the Chinese use. He just snickered, turned up his nose, and laughed into his sleeve.

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