Jo Po, this is true. always love your top comment insights. Tis true.. Roundup is only used by lazy uneducated farmers and customers of chemical advertising. Wake up, I get a 401K growing weed, I know what I am talking about (cannabis science for the win)
I highly recommend everyone watch the full podcast. This is easily in my top 5 favorite, and #1 in terms of someone I didn't know. The amount of knowledge that is given in the 3 hours is amazing, and this is something that affects everyone. The last hour is just amazing in terms of how we got ourselves in this situation, and just how many pies Monstanto had their fingers in.
Only gonna get worse MUCH worse. Bill Gates is driving the Monsanto machine behind the scenes. People should be terrified that he’s turned his attention to farm land.
Same here. I always listen to the podcasts while taking a walk and sometimes you have a podcast which doesn’t seem very interesting at first but you can’t stop listening to. If you haven’t seen it i also recommend the movie dark waters with mark ruffalo. So weird that this shit can happen. I like to think that it doesn’t happen in my country but I’m probably wrong
Ya I'm not getting the issue here they're raising, if weeds become resistant, it'll stop being used. I think the bigger issue is what will replace it, and keep our food prices steady. With climate change and these herbicide issues, we're going to face a massive food crisis
Natural herbicides exist like a mixture of vinegar, salt, water and dish soap. Organic neem oil is excellent at ridding pests, like aphids. The issue here is using chemicals on organic matter, since it’s uhhh toxic
The golf course I live on, you aren't supposed to eat the fish from the ponds for several reasons but one of the biggest is because the fish are contaminated with chems that they use to spray the course.
While you are at it you might want to consider and ball licking or tee sucking you do out there. Club cleaning, putting hand to mouth. I would really like to see how pancreatic and other cancers correlate with golfers.. I don't think they spray em more than twice a year but there is no doubt these chems are bad newz. They pre-emerge with a 1-2 year half life on many of them. I am always amazed to see anyone dumb enough to fish or go diving for golf balls. You never know though these chems must just saturate down into the ground below else how would the damnb turtles even survive. I once saw our greens keeper prepping the spray tanker. it was probably a 20 or 40,000gal truck who knows. He instructed everyone to leave the area as he put on a space suit and loaded up basically a half cup of concentrate to go pour in it. Walking like he was handling nitro glycerin..
Corns are not natural! Native Americans have been selective breeding the shit out of Teosinte about 6000 years ago untill the creaton of the abomination we now call corn (Zea. mays) today.
I work in the lawn care industry and I can tell you that roundup is the last thing we use and usually it’s for dalisgrass only since msma was pulled for commercial use. We have to constantly rotate the products we use to avoid resistant strains of weeds. One thing that keeps coming up in our industry is the roundup ready turf grass that will be coming out soon that will be able to resist a blanket spray of roundup with no damage. Every landscape and lawn care company will push this and the amount of roundup being used will skyrocket.
I think it was actually people using half rates, trying to save money, and only dinging the weeds while not fully killing them, which helped them build resistance
@@hotfiyah yeah. People doing half rates just kicked this process into overdrive. That's what I've gathered from a few agronomists anyways. They always stress on spraying full rates
Add scented laundry detergents and air fresheners to the list - any of those petroleum based artificial fragrances contain benzene. Manufacturers aren't required to list the volatile organic compounds in their ingredients. The EU has had much stronger restrictions against these toxins than the U.S.
After not using Tide, Dawn, or artificial scented dryer sheets(filled with chemicals) ...after not using that stuff for probably 10 years now, just the smell of that stuff gives me a headache. Doesnt feel much if any different than being close to car exhaust. Just walking outside past the dryer vents on like apartments and smelling the dryer sheet smell exhaust...disgusting awful stuff. Couldnt pay me to walk around covered with that chemical scent. And Dawn is made with petroleum. Yes, that petroluem. From the Earth. Same stuff in your cars gas tank.
@@chuckles9767 wrong on all counts. Well, it kills weeds and pests. But no, it isn’t responsible for bee decline and it’s not poisonous to humans in the quantities used.
Joe is so good at going toe to toe with intellectuals on their subject and putting it into laymen terms for the audience, people don;t give him enough credit, at this point it's expected of him but it really shows when watching other podcasters and hosts.
I think it shows when watching his earlier episodes, big time. I've often been annoyed at some stubborn remarks and lack of exploration, but it sounds like he's really improved his feedback in all directions lately.
"people don't give him enough credit" He got a 50 million dollar deal, I think he gets plenty of credit. But keep acting like he's some random person 👍
@@AZCaveMan480 Exactly. He gets paid what he does for a reason. His only shortcoming in my opinion is he gets on guests who talk about things he has no idea at all about and doesn't know what to do except "wowwww".
Just wanted to add a bit to this. Did you know: It takes an average plastic bottle roughly 450 years to decompose whereas hemp plastic can biodegrade within six months, given the proper environment.
That made no sense.. You said it 450 year's roughly.. Plastic has not been out for 450 year's..lol.. How can anyone claim that fact ! there is no way to have studied plastic that long..
@@Thesenuts299 Maybe the same way they make many other scientific understanding or conclusion say the Keck Center for Science and Engineering or Cal Tech University or many others for understanding. I hope that helps or just look up the to[pic.
The way he has Jamie pull things up reminds me of when Steven Crowder accused Joe of double teaming and Joe told him to just ask Jamie to pull things up.
@@dontbestupid6664 You may be! He is referring to an interview where Crowder viewed Jamie as a tool purely for Joe to back up his own points. When in reality, Jamie is there for anyone on the show to provide resources involving the topic/material being conversed.
@@xTreyray LOL I just rewatched that 4 hour episode with Crowder recently again. I like Crowders show but thank God he got less douchy over the past few years . I think his health issues and his personal stuff has humbled him a bit he comes off like a real c u next Tuesday in that ep
This felt like a throwback JRE episode. An actual expert who has spent years studying his field, and Joe approaching the conversation like a curious person eager to learn. Feels like it’s been awhile since we’ve had a pod like this. Unfortunately all the politics/covid/culture war stuff as of late has been a real drag on the show imo.
Agreed sometimes it feels like he can't help himself I only go on for certain guests. Used to watch every episode. Even in this episode he couldn't help but try and bring it up
I haven't listened to this episode yet but I listened to the one with Michael Shellenberg and that was a great listen I thought. He was very knowledgeable about the subject of homelessness.
You have to research: Vandana Shiva, lectures available on youtube. Vandana has a PH.Degree in Quantum Physics but has for the past 40?-50? years been in the fields of Agriculture.
Sanitizer is fine. There’s no risk of pathogens becoming resistant to alcohol. The issue is antibiotic lotions and soaps. I think those are mostly gone now though thanks to some recent bans.
@@deelowe3 excess sanitizer is bad for a different reason. Beneficial microbes tend to cultivate slower than pathogens, sanitizers and antimicrobials wipe out most everything.
As a water well driller it depends on the soil in the area, to keep chemicals from reaching the drinking water. In a lot of cases across the country with rock formations is when you will have the possibility of contamination. There are more and more regulations to help stop this from happening.
The fact that joe said staph infection is crazy. I went through that & they gave me the strongest antibiotic that they had at the time (vancomycin injection to my heart) & I was actually allergic to it. The crazy part is that even after I told the doctor I was having allergic reactions he said that I just had to fight through the pain as this was the only thing they could give me
I live in the town where Scotts lawn products headquarters are and they take all their surplus fertilizers to a sketchy warehouse in town called the Robinson warehouse and just have people cutting and dumping it all day for minimum wage with no PPE at all, I worked there for half a year and for the first few months it burned my skin like a sunburn, Rumor was that a previous man who worked there got cancer and died, Right on the bag it says if you get it on your skin flush with water and call poison control yet we were touching the stuff all day everyday.
Roundup wasn’t an option for farmers till I think 89-90’ and it took a few years for it to catch on with farmers. This is the first I have finally heard anyone mention of the chemicals that roundup replaced that were really dangerous. But yes as a farmer we are using more chemistry other than roundup, cause we don’t really have an alternative to control weeds.
People try to sanitize nature instead of working with it. If you use permaculture and beneficial insects and invest in soil building and trap crops, you don't need these horrible forever, cancer causing chemicals. If we converted our lawns to gardens, imagine how much we could grow and uplift low income areas and also remove the pressure from commercial farmers. I've been growing organic veggies, fruits and herbs for my family for years. It can be done.
@lolrofllmboha it’s true. Not all residential areas are conducive to farming for a multitude of reasons, even for personal use. All that being said, if you can, you should.
My neighbor owned a Weed Man franchise (pesticide company), his son worked for him spraying lawns from the time he was 16 to about 25 when he became a manager, the son died of a rare type of brain cancer at 40.... the dad lived to 70, but had some really bad health problems in his 50s and 60s, Parkinson's, strokes, cancer... Not good
As a hunter & conservationist it always bothers me when I see these hunting "experts" advocate to dump glyphosate all over the area in which you intend to create "food plots" for the animals you wish to hunt & eventually consume.
@@lewisyoung2364 You don't know what the right rate is, you don't know how it will disperse, you don't know where it will concentrate, you don't know if your cancer is from it because Bayer continues to deny its toxicity.
Most of those guys are paid to promote that crap on those T.V hunting shows... but I agree with you it's no good an defeats a lot of the purpose of going out in nature and harvesting your own cleaner meat.
If glyphosate causes glyphosate resistant weeds, and anti-biotics create anti-biotic resistance bacteria, what happens with vaccines that do not provide proper immunity to viruses?
It’s common knowledge that viruses can evolve to be resistant to vaccines. ESPECIALLY if few enough people get vaccinated or are immune to the virus, thus allowing it to proliferate and evolve due to many opportunities for adaptations
@@tylerk.7947 "not enough people getting vaccinated" is irrelevant when the vaccine doesn't make you immune in the first place. Identical viral loads in vaxxed/unvaxxed.
The development of glyphosate resistant strains is theoretically predictable. It is a fundamental principle of the Theory of Evolution . Plants develop chemical weapons to resist their predators. The predators develop countermeasures (resistance) in response, ad infinitum, until our Sun goes Supernova in 5 billion years. It’s rather boring.
Glyphosate is patented and categorized as an antibiotic... I wonder if it's also helping to create antibiotic resistant bacterium. Spoiler alert, it is
The bacteria would be developing resistance to glyphosate. This will be of concern for you when you are prescribed glyphosate to treat an infection. Until then, don't worry about it.
@@PLF... ... It is also in every vaccine that I am aware of currently. Cows consume it all day every day... and every vaccine has bovine serum. There is a reason they don't want nursing mothers to eat and drink certain things.
First off, it isn't "Monsanto's" glyphosate because the chemical has been off-patent since the 90's. The chemical is now manufactured by many companies. Second, it isn't "Monsanto's" glyphosate because Monsanto was acquired by Bayer in 2016, and therefore no longer exists. Third, saying that we shouldn't use a chemical because the pest it's designed to combat will slowly adapt is like saying we should ban antibiotics because of antibiotic resistance.
Weeds accomplish a number of roles including fertilizing the soil, increasing moisture, acting as shelter or living mulch, repelling pests, attracting beneficial insects, or serving as food or other resources for human beings. Weeds tell you the ground needs love! Hence similla has a purpose.
That’s why I don’t use weed killer in the garden, keeps out some pests and if starts choking out veggie plants I just rip them from the earth. No need to use chemicals for something my hands are specifically adapted for
My old man used to make me weed the garden for money or punishment (Mostly punishment, BUT I DIGRESS) YA GOTTA PICK THE WEEDS And yes, they’ll keep coming back, but you can’t poison your soil and expect good crops. He grew monstrous tomatoes 🍅 by weeding, watering and composting everything in our house that would breakdown. If I halfass a few grape tomato plants using his methods I get more fruit than I can eat. Point is, there are other methods besides “salting the land”
ok, i get it. now let's say your old man only income is those tomatoes and a small crop of say 40,000 tomato plant's. to weed that many by hand will take you 2-3 day's, 2-3 days of unpaid labor. now you have to weed say every 2 weeks to be conservative. now the market don't care about quality and only cares about quantity and the prices that people wanna pay for food is the same price in the 1980's, your not going to make anything.
it feels like one of the first guests in awhile that isn't super political and its so refreshing. I really don't need to hear joe repeat his bad political takes anymore lol.
My employer had me spraying this stuff with no mask or anything all summer long. Told me its not toxic at all. No wonder i went home feeling sick sometimes
Legit, as a farmer/farm manager and former commercial applicator, glyphosate barely kills weeds. In 1996 when it was introduced into crop genetics it worked so well that guys misused it and put very low rates on to save cost. There is a recommended level to use, ounces per acre, and guys would use fractions of that. Couple that with spraying "off label" meaning that guys let weeds get to big and then try to kill them. The labels say you can only spray so many total ounces a year, also they recommend that the tallest a weed could be is like 6" or something similar to a beer can. Most weeds will be 2-3 feet tall before they get sprayed. As an ag industry we screwed ourselves. People that don't commonly use it bring up agent orange as a scare word I feel when it comes to 2,4-D. Just remember as john q public living in town, if you spray your dandelions or have a lawn service come out your just blasting it everywhere. Add in to golf courses and their overuse in the past of 2,4-D and Dicamba to control weeds in the grass. As a spot treatment it is always over applied just like when you fertilize your lawn. In farming we use precision equipment to accurately apply and monitor an exact rate per acre. However, that was not always the case due to the lack of technology of the past but I just don't want everyone pinning this on farmers. As with anything there's 2 ways to frame it or viewpoints to look at it from. I can speak to the fact that the generations before me have left us with a potential weed mess that will lead to tillage becoming more important again.
Aloha Joe!🌺🏄🏽♂️ Thanks for being transparent and honest. You are amazing and deserve to be voted the best journalist (which I know you don’t want to call yourself that) ever! Thanks brah!
I Use to work for the company that answers questions about this stuff along with ortho, and other pesticide products. The amount of refunds we had to give due to ruining a patch of land is ridiculous 😱 they have 365 which kills everything, and no one understood that
Damn ya i remember learning about how bad roundup is lol. I was working in the seasonal section of a hardware store (they would sell lawnmowers, pesticides, herbicides, grass seeds n shit) and we also sold roundup. Learning how horrible it is for the environment blew my mind that we sold it. We also sold 30 seconds which is used for cleaning outside of the house etc (supposedly biodegradable) but i remember by boss also telling me its basically just bleach
Bartow, I loved the pod cast with Joe! I think your brilliant and wow what a speaker. How can I help support your cause. I’ve taken inventory on my own way of life being a hunter from Michigan I don’t buy sacrificed beef for profit. This whole thing has blown my mind but I’ve been aware of what industrial companies do to our river and animals. As I live right in Port Huron St. Clair county across from DOW chemical plant. If you wanna look at a crime look at what Canada is doing to one of our largest bodies of fresh water ways. FDA put out a warning to lower are intake of fresh water fish from this area because the Mercury in fish. That pregnant women aren’t supposed to eat it at all!
I have a 22 acre property with pasture and several gardens just to feed our family and don’t understand how anyone can afford to overuse roundup anymore. The price recently went way up. We only use weed killer for perimeters of beds and it is only applied once or twice a year.
As a farmer I wish I could be able to join this conversation. There was a lot of things said in this 6 minute clip that aren’t accurate and terribly explained.
He doesn’t mention the EPA labels which is on every single pesticide product. So when he mentions you can spray all the round-up to kill weeds is a lie because there are approved maximum use rates that you can apply in a year. It’s not like I’m applying 100 gallons of roundup on an acre of corn to kill weeds throughout the growing season. If people say well farmers don’t follow the labels, there are 3 main reasons why they farmers always follow the label which is: 1. It’s against the law which results in stiff fines/punishments 2. For people who say well they don’t care about getting caught. The max use rate is also for the crop as well, if you spray more than the max usage rate of a herbicide it’ll damage/hurt the crop therefore decrease yield/production/income 3. Then if there are people who still think farmers don’t care they will kill the weeds at all cost, farmers will use tillage equipment to destroy weeds/crops if they’re that determined mainly because it is more effective and cost wayyyy cheaper. I’m not defending farmers for building up the weed resistance, it just wasn’t known 20 years ago this is what would happen. The awareness is a lot better now, farmers are switching up their traits and active ingredients to prevent resistance again. Plus this interview makes it seem like the resistant weeds is something new, farmers haven’t been using roundup for the last 10 years like it portrays. It’s strictly used as a grass killer because it doesn’t touch a broadleaf.
There is not such a thing as overuse of glyphosate, it is used as necessary, like all other pesticides, these things are expensive and on the contrary of what this guys think, farmers are not stupid. Their ignorance on modern agriculture is really huge, but it did not prevent the guy of writing a book about it.
An example on why the government should be able to tell companies what to do. Having them legally needed to rotate and avoid some types of chemicals for resistances is a good idea.
When the government is in the pocket of the corporations it just won’t work. Even in China where the government definitely tells the companies what to do it doesn’t work.
My county government sprays Roundup on all of protective barricades, bridges, and sign posts along the side of the road throughout the entire county. They could hire a guy and a weed wacker for the money they spend.
It’s not only 24D used with roundup we use 3 to 5 different pesticides on one field because of how resistant the weeds have become to round up. On top of that a “crop oil” will be added to make the pesticides stronger. And that’s just for weeds (herbicides) that’s not including insecticides or fungicides if needed.
Please make the PIP full screen. We don't need to see Joe and the guest when viewing an infographic. We all listen to the podcast, we don't need the video in these particular moments. Thank you 🙏
The amount of unwarranted alarm hear is astounding. Farmers have known about round up resistant weeds for decades now. There have been weeds that were resistant/immune to it from the beginning.
For about 5 seasons I’d wear a car wash mitt and dip it into a bucketful of Roundup and “paint” Johnson grass before it went to seed in order to keep a clean pasture. It would take me a couple weeks, all day long, to finish 10 acres. This was about 22 years ago and I’ve not gotten cancer, yet.
I think most of the damage comes from what it does to our gut microbiom. It doesn't actually effect us that much but the health problems come from the damage it does. So, you have to be drinking or eating it. I dunno if it is toxic on the skin.
Colin Thomson I’m 52 years old and have a 7 year old son who has autism. I used to work with Dursban a lot too which was used for termiting homes. I’m also a Gulf War Vet and an Iraq Vet, US Army 1988-2006. I’ve no idea which caused the autism in my son or if any of it did at all. All of humankind is subjected to some type of man made chemical every day of their lives anymore. I once saw a study on Teflon and how every human on earth has it in their system. We’re literally killing our selves.
@@u.s.militia7682 - There does seem to be gut problems with Autistic children. Glyphosate no doubt plays a roll. But yeah our world is full of toxins. Can't avoid it 100% but I still think minimization as best we can is a strategy that can lead to the road to health.
Colin Thomson you know that island down around India or Australia maybe? The one where the tribal inhabitants will kill anyone who comes near? They’re supposedly “untouched” by mankind. I wonder what kind of “tales” their blood holds? Would be interesting to find out. Especially on the Teflon.
@@u.s.militia7682 - Nope, but I know of a tribe like that in South America. There's probably a bunch around in small groups. Do you think they will be as toxin exposed as we are?
I read an old book from the 80s that talked about a farmer spraying pesticides with a small plane, he turned over and got covered in it, and managed to land it and broke out into seizures and died after a couple minutes of landing
Same story with insecticides too - the system is set up to promote overuse of chemicals for profit until resistance occurs and you need a new chemical. Could be this system arose spontaneously, but I suspect the CEOs know what they are doing. We have the scientific background to use pest controls effectively (resistance management in BT cotton for example) to extend their use, but profit rules all.
Unrelated to this topic it'd be super dope to have Robert Malone on here as a guest. He went on Darkhorse podcast. It'd be awesome to have him on your platform. He's a pioneer for MRNA Technology
One of my family friends from Denmark came here to start a lawn care company. He ended up dying years later due to using roundup to take care of weeds. Such a shame what that stuff can do to a person. Need to be using a rebreather when handling that stuff.
Figure out why Disney World and other theme parks are in the middle of a swamp and have zero mosquito bites during hours. You know there are frequencies that certain bugs cant stand? Why were we spraying chemicals to begin with if a speaker playing a specific frequency could replace it? Everything goes a bit deeper then the level you thought was the deep level.
@@cchavezjr7 I didn't say that robot boy so why did you perceive that? Did I say "there is no chemical control of bugs?" I said there is a more powerful alternative to getting rid of bugs then spraying chemical based substances onto the foods we eat. And I said it pretty clearly... So uh, why do you exist again?
@@ChristopherSideris1117 You said Disney uses sound frequency so why do we need chemicals for mosquitos? I have actually read about Disney's mosquitos complete control program. At least me being a "robot" lets me analyze facts and process them unlike you.
@@cchavezjr7 Ok so are you then saying my claim is wrong by assuming we could use sound frequencies to eliminate bugs from crops? Did you read that pamphlet to? Idgaf about what you read because the fact still remains. In the immediate area where you push your stroller around and get on rides they are using sound frequencies to shoo away bugs. The real question would be why don't we do that on our crops as well as opposed to giving me a useless lecture about the whole of Disney's pest control program? I'm sorry but id rather take my chances eating food that was blasted by SOUND as opposed to food the was blasted by CHEMICALS. Want to spray chemicals out there in that field near the crops fine, but spraying them directly on the food we ingest is idiotic. But I'm sure you read some pamphlet that tells you those chemicals are organic and good for you lol. Brother we are on totally different wave lengths.
I work as an IPM/Pest Control tech worker and im wondering if Bayer bought Monsanto, then why do the containers still have to be sent back to Monsanto and not Bayer?
I took a pot filled it with dandelion seeds and roundup and the dandelions thrived even while indoors with little to no water added. I did this years ago just because I wanted to see what would happen. Glad to see my roundup was just doing it’s job!
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Joe has made more weed disappear than RoundUp.
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Jo Po, this is true. always love your top comment insights.
Tis true.. Roundup is only used by lazy uneducated farmers and customers of chemical advertising.
Wake up, I get a 401K growing weed, I know what I am talking about (cannabis science for the win)
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Most popular President ever! 😂🤣🤣
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I highly recommend everyone watch the full podcast. This is easily in my top 5 favorite, and #1 in terms of someone I didn't know.
The amount of knowledge that is given in the 3 hours is amazing, and this is something that affects everyone. The last hour is just amazing in terms of how we got ourselves in this situation, and just how many pies Monstanto had their fingers in.
I wonder how many know that the new head of the FDA IS the EX CEO OF MONSANTO??!!
Only gonna get worse MUCH worse. Bill Gates is driving the Monsanto machine behind the scenes. People should be terrified that he’s turned his attention to farm land.
Same here. I always listen to the podcasts while taking a walk and sometimes you have a podcast which doesn’t seem very interesting at first but you can’t stop listening to.
If you haven’t seen it i also recommend the movie dark waters with mark ruffalo.
So weird that this shit can happen. I like to think that it doesn’t happen in my country but I’m probably wrong
This episode was a breath of fresh air compared to the past 20 or so
@@bobert878 yeah he had a streak of shitty podcasts which gave me anxiety from all the covid shit in those
With all the forever chemicals in our cooking pans and fields, it's safe to say that we're all poisoned for life. 👍🏻
pfas nonstick pans, and roundup are the top main source of cancer in US now.. literally.
@@Derty_the_grower what's your evidence
@@Derty_the_grower lack of cancer prevention is the only source of cancer. Optimized autophagy and apoptosis = nothing to see here
And microplastic in every human
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It's basic biology that weeds evolve to be resistant to any herbicide. This is going to happen with any monoculture agriculture.
Ya I'm not getting the issue here they're raising, if weeds become resistant, it'll stop being used. I think the bigger issue is what will replace it, and keep our food prices steady. With climate change and these herbicide issues, we're going to face a massive food crisis
We just burn em I don't understand why ppl use sprays on em in the first place or better yet pull them hoes up.
Natural herbicides exist like a mixture of vinegar, salt, water and dish soap. Organic neem oil is excellent at ridding pests, like aphids. The issue here is using chemicals on organic matter, since it’s uhhh toxic
@@cidshroom perfectly said
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I did a college report on this in 2014. The phrase "Roundup Ready" has been seared into my brain.
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The golf course I live on, you aren't supposed to eat the fish from the ponds for several reasons but one of the biggest is because the fish are contaminated with chems that they use to spray the course.
There's a reason your not supposed to go in those ponds/water, you can literally die from all the bacteria
While you are at it you might want to consider and ball licking or tee sucking you do out there. Club cleaning, putting hand to mouth. I would really like to see how pancreatic and other cancers correlate with golfers.. I don't think they spray em more than twice a year but there is no doubt these chems are bad newz. They pre-emerge with a 1-2 year half life on many of them. I am always amazed to see anyone dumb enough to fish or go diving for golf balls. You never know though these chems must just saturate down into the ground below else how would the damnb turtles even survive. I once saw our greens keeper prepping the spray tanker. it was probably a 20 or 40,000gal truck who knows. He instructed everyone to leave the area as he put on a space suit and loaded up basically a half cup of concentrate to go pour in it. Walking like he was handling nitro glycerin..
Reminder that Monsanto tried to patent a corn variant that grows naturally in Mexico
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Which corn variant? Does the US patent process allow you to patent natural species, or only novel species that were bred or engineered?
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@@cidshroom They try/still are trying to patent natural species, same with Bill Gates buying up farming lands to have leverage on future 'patents'.
Corns are not natural! Native Americans have been selective breeding the shit out of Teosinte about 6000 years ago untill the creaton of the abomination we now call corn (Zea. mays) today.
"The world according to monsanto" that documentary lives rent free in my head to this day.
Monsanto is definitely a major player in the quest of global domination
You mean the 7 min one on TH-cam?
@@pocasanchez No im talking about the doc its almost 2 hour's long. th-cam.com/video/ho0BWyZHQ5Y/w-d-xo.html
@@CC-mr5xq lol we both linked the same vid
Thx!
As a gardener I can confirm that yes, I come across weeds that resist glyphosate.
There are more than one type of weed. A systemic weed spray is pointless on certain types. Plus where it's at in its life cycle always matters too
I work in the lawn care industry and I can tell you that roundup is the last thing we use and usually it’s for dalisgrass only since msma was pulled for commercial use. We have to constantly rotate the products we use to avoid resistant strains of weeds. One thing that keeps coming up in our industry is the roundup ready turf grass that will be coming out soon that will be able to resist a blanket spray of roundup with no damage. Every landscape and lawn care company will push this and the amount of roundup being used will skyrocket.
Roundup is the safest of the herbicides.
What is the risk for our kids and pets playing on these lawns?
Thank you for covering this. 💕 -Iowa
All these podcasts covering Alex Jones shows from almost 10 years ago, I remember listening to Alex Jones talking about this in 2012
Then it has to be true.
Pizzagate
But Alex is a shill unfortunately (controlled opposition).
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Lol qtards are hilarious, he's right about everything and q has been wrong about everything
Qtards think space isn't real. Jones opened our eyes to how effed up our government is. Q has just made a fun little Easter egg hunt
I think it was actually people using half rates, trying to save money, and only dinging the weeds while not fully killing them, which helped them build resistance
Interesting
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I mean, it's basically the same principle. Spray, some survive (or in your case most) and reproduce, and that becomes the dominant strain
@@hotfiyah yeah. People doing half rates just kicked this process into overdrive. That's what I've gathered from a few agronomists anyways. They always stress on spraying full rates
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Just pay for Spotify… it’s worth it!
There is literally nothing funnier than listening to somebody who has never farmed talk about agriculture
youtube farmers are hilarious.
Add scented laundry detergents and air fresheners to the list - any of those petroleum based artificial fragrances contain benzene. Manufacturers aren't required to list the volatile organic compounds in their ingredients. The EU has had much stronger restrictions against these toxins than the U.S.
Roundup is banned in EU this year.
@@ivan2795able1 which is really dumb because glyphosate isn’t carcinogenic. The IARC report was shockingly awful.
After not using Tide, Dawn, or artificial scented dryer sheets(filled with chemicals) ...after not using that stuff for probably 10 years now, just the smell of that stuff gives me a headache. Doesnt feel much if any different than being close to car exhaust. Just walking outside past the dryer vents on like apartments and smelling the dryer sheet smell exhaust...disgusting awful stuff. Couldnt pay me to walk around covered with that chemical scent.
And Dawn is made with petroleum. Yes, that petroluem. From the Earth. Same stuff in your cars gas tank.
@@chuckles9767 wrong on all counts.
Well, it kills weeds and pests.
But no, it isn’t responsible for bee decline and it’s not poisonous to humans in the quantities used.
What should we use instead if you don't mind me asking? Any recommendations for an alternative
Joe is so good at going toe to toe with intellectuals on their subject and putting it into laymen terms for the audience, people don;t give him enough credit, at this point it's expected of him but it really shows when watching other podcasters and hosts.
I think it shows when watching his earlier episodes, big time. I've often been annoyed at some stubborn remarks and lack of exploration, but it sounds like he's really improved his feedback in all directions lately.
Except when it's something he knows nothing about and then the guest can make false comments and opinions as scare tactics.
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"people don't give him enough credit"
He got a 50 million dollar deal, I think he gets plenty of credit.
But keep acting like he's some random person 👍
@@AZCaveMan480 Exactly. He gets paid what he does for a reason. His only shortcoming in my opinion is he gets on guests who talk about things he has no idea at all about and doesn't know what to do except "wowwww".
This guy looks like a substitute teacher and a student at the same time.
He reminds me of Jason Fenske of Engineering Explained.
Omg lol
@Malcom McLeod And _you_ sound like a Kill Tony fan ;)
He’s really holding on tight to the Bieber hairstyle
Like the smart college student who constantly challenges the professor
30% white vinegar and dish soap does the trick for me, might be more expensive but is WAY less toxic than using round-up
Until they grow back
@@Kymerican 1 gallon of 30% vinegar and you need full strength to kill as good as glyphosphate is about $20 so 20 times as expensive
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@@Kymerican 41% compare and save brand glyphosphate is 20 bucks a gallon and makes 20 gallons
Depends on the dose. Dish soap is more toxic than glyphosate.
I think “hey siri” needs to be replaced by “hey Jamie”
It's true. This is one of the best conversations he's done. Wow.
Just wanted to add a bit to this. Did you know: It takes an average plastic bottle roughly 450 years to decompose whereas hemp plastic can biodegrade within six months, given the proper environment.
That made no sense.. You said it 450 year's roughly.. Plastic has not been out for 450 year's..lol.. How can anyone claim that fact ! there is no way to have studied plastic that long..
@@Thesenuts299 Maybe the same way they make many other scientific understanding or conclusion say the Keck Center for Science and Engineering or Cal Tech University or many others for understanding. I hope that helps or just look up the to[pic.
Usually when landscapers/gardeners say they spray eco friendly or a organic mix it’s usually BS! Round up is all they use.
The way he has Jamie pull things up reminds me of when Steven Crowder accused Joe of double teaming and Joe told him to just ask Jamie to pull things up.
That’s how he does it in every episode. Are you new here?
@@dontbestupid6664 You may be! He is referring to an interview where Crowder viewed Jamie as a tool purely for Joe to back up his own points. When in reality, Jamie is there for anyone on the show to provide resources involving the topic/material being conversed.
@@dontbestupid6664 Honestly YOUR comment makes you look like the noob here. That or you can’t understand the context of OP’s comment.
“Don’t be stupid” 😹
@@xTreyray LOL I just rewatched that 4 hour episode with Crowder recently again. I like Crowders show but thank God he got less douchy over the past few years . I think his health issues and his personal stuff has humbled him a bit he comes off like a real c u next Tuesday in that ep
This felt like a throwback JRE episode. An actual expert who has spent years studying his field, and Joe approaching the conversation like a curious person eager to learn. Feels like it’s been awhile since we’ve had a pod like this.
Unfortunately all the politics/covid/culture war stuff as of late has been a real drag on the show imo.
Agreed sometimes it feels like he can't help himself I only go on for certain guests. Used to watch every episode. Even in this episode he couldn't help but try and bring it up
Yes totally thought the same. I miss these types of episodes.
I guess you hate hearing the truth then
Agree!
I haven't listened to this episode yet but I listened to the one with Michael Shellenberg and that was a great listen I thought. He was very knowledgeable about the subject of homelessness.
This guy knew his stuff. He's doing some brilliant work for humanity and the earth. If only we had more like him
You have to research: Vandana Shiva, lectures available on youtube. Vandana has a PH.Degree in Quantum Physics but has for the past 40?-50? years been in the fields of Agriculture.
@@J3NNN4 The Shiva has no such degree, but she knows how to lie about agriculture, GMO's, and pesticides.
This guy is full of blubbering horseshift.
I just came from Spotify, wild podcast!! I’d love to hear from him again !
just wait till people find out that using hand sanitizer liberally wasn't a good idea!
Especially since covid isn't even spread from touching surfaces.... it's an airborne virus
Sanitizer is fine. There’s no risk of pathogens becoming resistant to alcohol. The issue is antibiotic lotions and soaps. I think those are mostly gone now though thanks to some recent bans.
@@deelowe3 I'm not 100% sure but I think it has more to do with killing your good bacteria when sanitizing everytime you touch something
@@deelowe3 excess sanitizer is bad for a different reason. Beneficial microbes tend to cultivate slower than pathogens, sanitizers and antimicrobials wipe out most everything.
@@AH-lw2bj > it's several things. Airborne, and can also transmit through touch.
As a water well driller it depends on the soil in the area, to keep chemicals from reaching the drinking water. In a lot of cases across the country with rock formations is when you will have the possibility of contamination. There are more and more regulations to help stop this from happening.
Following up after listening to the whole episode, I would be interested to hear more about our water, water systems, what's in the water etc.
The fact that joe said staph infection is crazy. I went through that & they gave me the strongest antibiotic that they had at the time (vancomycin injection to my heart) & I was actually allergic to it. The crazy part is that even after I told the doctor I was having allergic reactions he said that I just had to fight through the pain as this was the only thing they could give me
I live in the town where Scotts lawn products headquarters are and they take all their surplus fertilizers to a sketchy warehouse in town called the Robinson warehouse and just have people cutting and dumping it all day for minimum wage with no PPE at all, I worked there for half a year and for the first few months it burned my skin like a sunburn, Rumor was that a previous man who worked there got cancer and died, Right on the bag it says if you get it on your skin flush with water and call poison control yet we were touching the stuff all day everyday.
Roundup wasn’t an option for farmers till I think 89-90’ and it took a few years for it to catch on with farmers. This is the first I have finally heard anyone mention of the chemicals that roundup replaced that were really dangerous. But yes as a farmer we are using more chemistry other than roundup, cause we don’t really have an alternative to control weeds.
People try to sanitize nature instead of working with it. If you use permaculture and beneficial insects and invest in soil building and trap crops, you don't need these horrible forever, cancer causing chemicals. If we converted our lawns to gardens, imagine how much we could grow and uplift low income areas and also remove the pressure from commercial farmers. I've been growing organic veggies, fruits and herbs for my family for years. It can be done.
It can be done yes, but not for everyone. It's not sustainable. We simply don't have the area for everyone to mess around at home.
@@PLF... 🤡
@lolrofllmboha it’s true. Not all residential areas are conducive to farming for a multitude of reasons, even for personal use. All that being said, if you can, you should.
100%
Growing soil is the key. I only pull the prickly weeds so the kids can walkaround.
Fascinating interview. I could have listened to this all day. Good job!!
No. No it is not.
my neighbor used round up on his lawn for 15 years, dead from cancer as of a few years ago.
My neighbor owned a Weed Man franchise (pesticide company), his son worked for him spraying lawns from the time he was 16 to about 25 when he became a manager, the son died of a rare type of brain cancer at 40.... the dad lived to 70, but had some really bad health problems in his 50s and 60s, Parkinson's, strokes, cancer...
Not good
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As a hunter & conservationist it always bothers me when I see these hunting "experts" advocate to dump glyphosate all over the area in which you intend to create "food plots" for the animals you wish to hunt & eventually consume.
Well said. Thank you
Putting the right rate of glyphosate on an area is not going to end up in your food.
@@lewisyoung2364 You don't know what the right rate is, you don't know how it will disperse, you don't know where it will concentrate, you don't know if your cancer is from it because Bayer continues to deny its toxicity.
@@lewisyoung2364 this is quite the bold statement for someone who has no information to share regarding the topic.
Most of those guys are paid to promote that crap on those T.V hunting shows... but I agree with you it's no good an defeats a lot of the purpose of going out in nature and harvesting your own cleaner meat.
U need to get ray archuleta on to talk about regenerative ag and soil health
If glyphosate causes glyphosate resistant weeds, and anti-biotics create anti-biotic resistance bacteria, what happens with vaccines that do not provide proper immunity to viruses?
It’s common knowledge that viruses can evolve to be resistant to vaccines. ESPECIALLY if few enough people get vaccinated or are immune to the virus, thus allowing it to proliferate and evolve due to many opportunities for adaptations
@@tylerk.7947 luckily none of this is relevant
Careful, that sort of question gets you labeled as a Kulak nowadays lol
@@tylerk.7947 "not enough people getting vaccinated" is irrelevant when the vaccine doesn't make you immune in the first place. Identical viral loads in vaxxed/unvaxxed.
The development of glyphosate resistant strains is theoretically predictable. It is a fundamental principle of the Theory of Evolution . Plants develop chemical weapons to resist their predators. The predators develop countermeasures (resistance) in response, ad infinitum, until our Sun goes Supernova in 5 billion years. It’s rather boring.
Glyphosate is patented and categorized as an antibiotic... I wonder if it's also helping to create antibiotic resistant bacterium. Spoiler alert, it is
No it's not + who cares + not it's not.
The bacteria would be developing resistance to glyphosate. This will be of concern for you when you are prescribed glyphosate to treat an infection. Until then, don't worry about it.
@@PLF... ... It is also in every vaccine that I am aware of currently. Cows consume it all day every day... and every vaccine has bovine serum.
There is a reason they don't want nursing mothers to eat and drink certain things.
@@chuckles9767 > thats not how poison works.
@@anniehopkins8470 no its not.
At least I can still see these clips. Still haven’t listened on Spotify and never will lol
First off, it isn't "Monsanto's" glyphosate because the chemical has been off-patent since the 90's. The chemical is now manufactured by many companies.
Second, it isn't "Monsanto's" glyphosate because Monsanto was acquired by Bayer in 2016, and therefore no longer exists.
Third, saying that we shouldn't use a chemical because the pest it's designed to combat will slowly adapt is like saying we should ban antibiotics because of antibiotic resistance.
Weeds accomplish a number of roles including fertilizing the soil, increasing moisture, acting as shelter or living mulch, repelling pests, attracting beneficial insects, or serving as food or other resources for human beings. Weeds tell you the ground needs love! Hence similla has a purpose.
weeds are quite facinating and get such a bad rap, many are edible and medicinal.
That’s why I don’t use weed killer in the garden, keeps out some pests and if starts choking out veggie plants I just rip them from the earth. No need to use chemicals for something my hands are specifically adapted for
My old man used to make me weed the garden for money or punishment
(Mostly punishment, BUT I DIGRESS)
YA GOTTA PICK THE WEEDS
And yes, they’ll keep coming back, but you can’t poison your soil and expect good crops.
He grew monstrous tomatoes 🍅 by weeding, watering and composting everything in our house that would breakdown.
If I halfass a few grape tomato plants using his methods I get more fruit than I can eat.
Point is, there are other methods besides “salting the land”
In monsantos defense your old mans garden isnt 1k acres
ok, i get it.
now let's say your old man only income is those tomatoes and a small crop of say 40,000 tomato plant's. to weed that many by hand will take you 2-3 day's, 2-3 days of unpaid labor. now you have to weed say every 2 weeks to be conservative.
now the market don't care about quality and only cares about quantity and the prices that people wanna pay for food is the same price in the 1980's, your not going to make anything.
All the while production per acre continues to increase.
Thanks for raising awareness about this Joe.
Every other day I get invited to the Round-Up class action law suit.
I haven’t watched much JRE since he went to Spotify but this was interesting to me and I just watched the whole episode. This was a good listen.
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Probably the most interested ive been in an episode in a while. Nothing against the other guests lately, they just didnt pique my interest like this.
@@Akkebu tell them brother! Lol
it feels like one of the first guests in awhile that isn't super political and its so refreshing. I really don't need to hear joe repeat his bad political takes anymore lol.
The last several episodes are worth watching even if you don’t care to use Spotify. Joe has been ruffling feathers, it’s awesome.
Monsanto is a company humanity would be far better off without
That sounds good but he bast majority of American farms require their product to raise crops.
@@famalam943 do you work for Monsanto?
@@famalam943 I have nothing against GMO’s from a safety standpoint, I have a problem with corporations copyrighting genetics.
Monsanto was defunct as of june 2018.
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My employer had me spraying this stuff with no mask or anything all summer long. Told me its not toxic at all. No wonder i went home feeling sick sometimes
Legit, as a farmer/farm manager and former commercial applicator, glyphosate barely kills weeds. In 1996 when it was introduced into crop genetics it worked so well that guys misused it and put very low rates on to save cost. There is a recommended level to use, ounces per acre, and guys would use fractions of that. Couple that with spraying "off label" meaning that guys let weeds get to big and then try to kill them. The labels say you can only spray so many total ounces a year, also they recommend that the tallest a weed could be is like 6" or something similar to a beer can. Most weeds will be 2-3 feet tall before they get sprayed. As an ag industry we screwed ourselves.
People that don't commonly use it bring up agent orange as a scare word I feel when it comes to 2,4-D. Just remember as john q public living in town, if you spray your dandelions or have a lawn service come out your just blasting it everywhere. Add in to golf courses and their overuse in the past of 2,4-D and Dicamba to control weeds in the grass. As a spot treatment it is always over applied just like when you fertilize your lawn. In farming we use precision equipment to accurately apply and monitor an exact rate per acre. However, that was not always the case due to the lack of technology of the past but I just don't want everyone pinning this on farmers. As with anything there's 2 ways to frame it or viewpoints to look at it from. I can speak to the fact that the generations before me have left us with a potential weed mess that will lead to tillage becoming more important again.
We’ve doomed ourself in too many ways to count.
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Thanks for being transparent and honest. You are amazing and deserve to be voted the best journalist (which I know you don’t want to call yourself that) ever!
Thanks brah!
I Use to work for the company that answers questions about this stuff along with ortho, and other pesticide products. The amount of refunds we had to give due to ruining a patch of land is ridiculous 😱 they have 365 which kills everything, and no one understood that
Yep, thought this was common knowledge. My mother in law died from cancer due ro roundup. She sprayed that poison every day for years & years
For a second I thought “What the hell does Ashton Kutcher know about Monsanto and pesticides?”
Monsanto is now BAYER.
Hope Bartow comes back on the pod. Really enjoyed this one
I live next to a golf court in Ascona, Switzerland. Every family I know living close to the court has someone living with or who died of cancer.
Damn ya i remember learning about how bad roundup is lol. I was working in the seasonal section of a hardware store (they would sell lawnmowers, pesticides, herbicides, grass seeds n shit) and we also sold roundup. Learning how horrible it is for the environment blew my mind that we sold it.
We also sold 30 seconds which is used for cleaning outside of the house etc (supposedly biodegradable) but i remember by boss also telling me its basically just bleach
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Bartow, I loved the pod cast with Joe! I think your brilliant and wow what a speaker. How can I help support your cause. I’ve taken inventory on my own way of life being a hunter from Michigan I don’t buy sacrificed beef for profit. This whole thing has blown my mind but I’ve been aware of what industrial companies do to our river and animals. As I live right in Port Huron St. Clair county across from DOW chemical plant. If you wanna look at a crime look at what Canada is doing to one of our largest bodies of fresh water ways. FDA put out a warning to lower are intake of fresh water fish from this area because the Mercury in fish. That pregnant women aren’t supposed to eat it at all!
I have a 22 acre property with pasture and several gardens just to feed our family and don’t understand how anyone can afford to overuse roundup anymore. The price recently went way up. We only use weed killer for perimeters of beds and it is only applied once or twice a year.
What’s your occupation if you don’t mind me asking?
It still seeps into your plants. You may wanna just do it old fashion way. Like pull the weeds its fully affective
@@BM-hb2mr yeah I do the vast majority that way but, I have the autoimmune disease rheumatoid arthritis.
@@BroJ3221 stay at home mom and homeschool teacher as of September
Joe,
Perhaps you should do a pod-cast on how much of herbicide/pesticide is actually on marijuana.
That's why you go organic
As a farmer I wish I could be able to join this conversation. There was a lot of things said in this 6 minute clip that aren’t accurate and terribly explained.
Like what
Here's your chance, dude, like what?
The problem is, these guys read some article that's meant to scare people and then think they're an expert.
Monsanto made the resistant weeds.
He doesn’t mention the EPA labels which is on every single pesticide product. So when he mentions you can spray all the round-up to kill weeds is a lie because there are approved maximum use rates that you can apply in a year. It’s not like I’m applying 100 gallons of roundup on an acre of corn to kill weeds throughout the growing season.
If people say well farmers don’t follow the labels, there are 3 main reasons why they farmers always follow the label which is:
1. It’s against the law which results in stiff fines/punishments
2. For people who say well they don’t care about getting caught. The max use rate is also for the crop as well, if you spray more than the max usage rate of a herbicide it’ll damage/hurt the crop therefore decrease yield/production/income
3. Then if there are people who still think farmers don’t care they will kill the weeds at all cost, farmers will use tillage equipment to destroy weeds/crops if they’re that determined mainly because it is more effective and cost wayyyy cheaper.
I’m not defending farmers for building up the weed resistance, it just wasn’t known 20 years ago this is what would happen. The awareness is a lot better now, farmers are switching up their traits and active ingredients to prevent resistance again.
Plus this interview makes it seem like the resistant weeds is something new, farmers haven’t been using roundup for the last 10 years like it portrays. It’s strictly used as a grass killer because it doesn’t touch a broadleaf.
My step Mom's Dad was the inventor of ALL detergent. Worked at Monsanto in St. Louis way back when.
There is not such a thing as overuse of glyphosate, it is used as necessary, like all other pesticides, these things are expensive and on the contrary of what this guys think, farmers are not stupid. Their ignorance on modern agriculture is really huge, but it did not prevent the guy of writing a book about it.
This is one of the best JRE Eposides EVER....Fuck that was a wild ride, my gawwwwd!!!!
An example on why the government should be able to tell companies what to do.
Having them legally needed to rotate and avoid some types of chemicals for resistances is a good idea.
When the government is in the pocket of the corporations it just won’t work. Even in China where the government definitely tells the companies what to do it doesn’t work.
@@ChrisPBacon-yz6nk such a damn shame.
Meanwhile China is putting more stress on their military. That will be a fun war...
My county government sprays Roundup on all of protective barricades, bridges, and sign posts along the side of the road throughout the entire county. They could hire a guy and a weed wacker for the money they spend.
I like the red drapes in the back, feels like the old show!
It’s not only 24D used with roundup we use 3 to 5 different pesticides on one field because of how resistant the weeds have become to round up. On top of that a “crop oil” will be added to make the pesticides stronger. And that’s just for weeds (herbicides) that’s not including insecticides or fungicides if needed.
Please make the PIP full screen. We don't need to see Joe and the guest when viewing an infographic. We all listen to the podcast, we don't need the video in these particular moments. Thank you 🙏
The amount of unwarranted alarm hear is astounding. Farmers have known about round up resistant weeds for decades now. There have been weeds that were resistant/immune to it from the beginning.
For about 5 seasons I’d wear a car wash mitt and dip it into a bucketful of Roundup and “paint” Johnson grass before it went to seed in order to keep a clean pasture. It would take me a couple weeks, all day long, to finish 10 acres. This was about 22 years ago and I’ve not gotten cancer, yet.
I think most of the damage comes from what it does to our gut microbiom. It doesn't actually effect us that much but the health problems come from the damage it does. So, you have to be drinking or eating it. I dunno if it is toxic on the skin.
Colin Thomson I’m 52 years old and have a 7 year old son who has autism. I used to work with Dursban a lot too which was used for termiting homes. I’m also a Gulf War Vet and an Iraq Vet, US Army 1988-2006. I’ve no idea which caused the autism in my son or if any of it did at all. All of humankind is subjected to some type of man made chemical every day of their lives anymore. I once saw a study on Teflon and how every human on earth has it in their system. We’re literally killing our selves.
@@u.s.militia7682 - There does seem to be gut problems with Autistic children. Glyphosate no doubt plays a roll.
But yeah our world is full of toxins. Can't avoid it 100% but I still think minimization as best we can is a strategy that can lead to the road to health.
Colin Thomson you know that island down around India or Australia maybe? The one where the tribal inhabitants will kill anyone who comes near? They’re supposedly “untouched” by mankind. I wonder what kind of “tales” their blood holds? Would be interesting to find out. Especially on the Teflon.
@@u.s.militia7682 - Nope, but I know of a tribe like that in South America. There's probably a bunch around in small groups. Do you think they will be as toxin exposed as we are?
I read an old book from the 80s that talked about a farmer spraying pesticides with a small plane, he turned over and got covered in it, and managed to land it and broke out into seizures and died after a couple minutes of landing
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Nature always finds a way to adapt and evolve.
Monsanto's lawyers are gonna come hard for this one
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Definitely
Same story with insecticides too - the system is set up to promote overuse of chemicals for profit until resistance occurs and you need a new chemical. Could be this system arose spontaneously, but I suspect the CEOs know what they are doing. We have the scientific background to use pest controls effectively (resistance management in BT cotton for example) to extend their use, but profit rules all.
My coworker got thyroid cancer, from Round Up he’s in a massive lawsuit with a lot of other farmers.
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One of my family friends from Denmark came here to start a lawn care company. He ended up dying years later due to using roundup to take care of weeds. Such a shame what that stuff can do to a person. Need to be using a rebreather when handling that stuff.
Anecdotal....
Died of a heart attack he used round up must mean he died from it
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Figure out why Disney World and other theme parks are in the middle of a swamp and have zero mosquito bites during hours. You know there are frequencies that certain bugs cant stand? Why were we spraying chemicals to begin with if a speaker playing a specific frequency could replace it? Everything goes a bit deeper then the level you thought was the deep level.
So you don’t mind mosquitos?
You think there's no chemical control of mosquitos? You're in a dream world.
@@cchavezjr7 I didn't say that robot boy so why did you perceive that? Did I say "there is no chemical control of bugs?" I said there is a more powerful alternative to getting rid of bugs then spraying chemical based substances onto the foods we eat. And I said it pretty clearly... So uh, why do you exist again?
@@ChristopherSideris1117 You said Disney uses sound frequency so why do we need chemicals for mosquitos? I have actually read about Disney's mosquitos complete control program. At least me being a "robot" lets me analyze facts and process them unlike you.
@@cchavezjr7 Ok so are you then saying my claim is wrong by assuming we could use sound frequencies to eliminate bugs from crops? Did you read that pamphlet to? Idgaf about what you read because the fact still remains. In the immediate area where you push your stroller around and get on rides they are using sound frequencies to shoo away bugs. The real question would be why don't we do that on our crops as well as opposed to giving me a useless lecture about the whole of Disney's pest control program? I'm sorry but id rather take my chances eating food that was blasted by SOUND as opposed to food the was blasted by CHEMICALS. Want to spray chemicals out there in that field near the crops fine, but spraying them directly on the food we ingest is idiotic. But I'm sure you read some pamphlet that tells you those chemicals are organic and good for you lol. Brother we are on totally different wave lengths.
I love how joe can keep up .
Glyphosate is HORRIBLE too man.
I work as an IPM/Pest Control tech worker and im wondering if Bayer bought Monsanto, then why do the containers still have to be sent back to Monsanto and not Bayer?
Have to feed the world. Millions more would have starved to death without it.
Roundup is in everything !!!
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Vinegar and dish soap is less toxic and definitely effective
lol he calls him Jeff at the beginning of the podcast "Thanks Jeff for having me on" lmao
Joe "I'm a bit of a weed scientist myself" Rogan
Joe, researcher GRAPHENE OXIDE and what its used for
We just add a little 2,4,d to the mix. Works great
Really enjoyed this guest
Roundup resistance
Antibiotics resistance
VX resistance
They never learn
Don't forget about breaking down our bodies immune systems with vaccines and other FDA approved drugs.
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The glyphosates are also a huge problem, seeping into the food chain and causing a lot of health problems/cancers.
Sorry not true. Glyphosate is perfectly safe
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I took a pot filled it with dandelion seeds and roundup and the dandelions thrived even while indoors with little to no water added. I did this years ago just because I wanted to see what would happen. Glad to see my roundup was just doing it’s job!
If you used the round up you buy at the local store, that’s why. Watered down consumer stuff.