Poison Toothpaste story gets PC filtering

 

1. How about a link to DebbieSchlussel.com under the “Daily Reads”?  Thanks!

   Posted by AuntyDhimmi       04/04/2008  at  11:44 AM  



2. "As you wiiiiish” I put her under the NEWS heading.

   Posted by Drew458       04/04/2008  at  12:03 PM  



3. THANK YOU! Debbie is quite the investigative reporter and does her homework before making subject results public.

   Posted by AuntyDhimmi       04/04/2008  at  12:17 PM  



4. Diethelen Glycol? Never heard of it. My guess is it’s ethylene glycol or “antifreeze” some years back there was a scandal involving German wines that had a drop of antifreeze added to sweeten the taste! Nasty stuff.

   Posted by LyndonB       04/04/2008  at  01:20 PM  



5. Yes, I saw that one too. Propylene glycol is “food grade antifreeze”. It’s in lots of stuff and is not poisonous. If you buy any food product like “soft and chewey” cookies, this is the stuff that keeps them soft. It’s in cat kibble too. And it’s the same stuff that goes in your radiator these days, the “green” antifreeze (though it’s actually red I think).

   It’s a simple typo. What DS’s article is referring to is diethylene glycol, known as DEG. It is used as an illegal replacement for glycerin, though it beats me why. Glycerin is almost as cheap as water.

   DEG in toothpaste is nothing new. Many brands coming out of China have used it too.

   Posted by Drew458       04/04/2008  at  02:01 PM  



6. What a real big two-fer (which I guess is why, Bob Ellis forgot to mention the who) kill a few infidels while stealing from them to launder the money for the Hezzies.

   I guess they decided if we can’t take ‘em out by the thousands, let’s just settle for one at a time.

   Question - doesn’t ICE/Immigration/DHS - any of the alphabet gov fat cats even bother any more to vet (i.e. background check) anyone applying for a Visa/Green Card/Naturalization? And in this post 9/11 era - exactly why not?

   Posted by wardmama4       04/04/2008  at  03:37 PM  

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