Who rules the world?

[Cari]

Try and explain away this one…

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C_i_CJ9uy8M/?igsh=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==

[Zack Vegas]

The only thing I would note is that a $1.1 Billion deal over 5 years isn’t that big a deal to either company, considering the size of both.  That would translate to roughly $220 Million a year.  Coca Cola had a yearly revenue of about $46 Billion in 2023, Microsoft, about $210 Billion.  I don’t think $220 Million a year would be enough to put non-publicly available nano tech into all the drinks that Coca Cola produces and sells over a year.

[Cari]

@Zack Vegas “The only thing I would note is that a $1.1 Billion deal over 5 years isn’t that big a deal to either company, considering the size of both.  That would translate to roughly $220 Million a year.  Coca Cola had a yearly revenue of about $46 Billion in 2023, Microsoft, about $210 Billion.  I don’t think $220 Million a year would be enough to put non-publicly available nano tech into all the drinks that Coca Cola produces and sells over a year.”

I agree with you about the money Zack, but nano particles in food are not there for our health, just like Synomyx technology. It is in there to trick and guide/control our decisions. ..

“To be clear, food and beverages do not contain any aborted fetal material; however, they may be tastier because of it. How is that?
The American biotech company Senomyx has developed chemical additives that can enhance flavor and smell. To do this, they had to produce an army of never-tiring taste testers–that is, flavor receptors engineered from human embryonic kidney cells (HEK 293, fetal cell line popular in
pharmaceutical research).[1] These artificial taste buds can tell product developers which products the public will crave. The goal is to do a taste bud “sleight of hand,” creating low-sugar and low- sodium products that taste sweet or salty while actually using less sugar or sodium in the product.
Does your Nestle Coffee-mate Pumpkin Spice refrigerated creamer taste more like autumn? Does your Maggi bouillon taste just like chicken? Thank Senomyx.
The laboratory-created artificial enhancers do not
have to be tested at length by the FDA because the
Senomyx chemical “flavor compounds are used in
proportions less than one part per million” and can be classified as artificial
flavors.[2]
In 2005, Senomyx had contracts to develop products for Kraft Foods, Nestle,
Campbell Soup and Coca-Cola.[3] However, when it was discovered in 2011 that PepsiCo was using Senomyx to develop a reduced sugar beverage, a boycott ensued that caused Kraft-Cadbury Adams LLC and Campbell Soup cancelled their contracts with Senomyx. In a 2012 letter to Children of God for Life, PepsiCo stated, “Senomyx does not use HEK cells or any other tissues or cell lines derived from human embryos or fetuses for research
performed on behalf of PepsiCo.”[4] To that effect, PepsiCo is working with Senomyx on two products developed with Sweetmyx 617, a new Senomyx
sweet taste modifier.[5]”

https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/cmte_testimony/2021/fin/1GmWwPNY2OIPDI2Yke0LFIGv4xUKKHuQn.pdf

 

Below is a list of products that use the Senomyx aborted fetus cell technology. The one that really got me was Gerber baby foods, babies eating babies, it is just a mind bender…

 

https://www.claritynews.io/news/a-comprehensive-list-of-food-companies-and-products-that-use-senomyx

[Anonymous]

you people worry too much

GOD rules the world at the end of the day

[Author]

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