on organics and cultural sustainability is to be admired to interview him today hope you're all looking forward to this hat in the meantime you do need to get something covered real quick we have just a second mike and i get in the background if corner it didn't show through on denied the can you show the letter from dover i'm sorry a letter to martin justice as they have in the past this particular letter which is the of knowledge meant of what the government says justice hit us to the department of justice be brought that yes in other words handled properly which means in a lot of cases for example where there's been fraud of the court circumstance of proven for real frauds of all kinds of you could be the criminal or of course we've got today in this country today we're we've got organized crime families that have taken over just about the entire process of law here in this country for their own control of the rule yeah their own particular tool and that is hardly what we need  we got your picture in the background off the internet so it's i can see you're sitting there right behind me right now it's too bad we don't have a more advanced webcast maybe through skype or something but that will be later on check what's been what's been going on  money we had the american dollar that regular agreed back that were made here with but it was not converted to anything and we had the gold dollar and all the foreigners of course  with seventy five percent in terms of the roosevelt dollar and the cash i'm in for one hundred percent at the international desk in terms of the gold dollar december so it takes about a thursday friday and saturday and you have it first we can still tell her december december scuse me so it's safe but same time it's been for quite a while why but i your signal not coming through very well here it's not subject out there they're going to have you for lunch oh you can't say much about bees unless you're a beekeeper yourself because every beekeeper in the world but think believe he is probably he or recognized expert well speaking from first hand experience of what a blend local then he had a one to one ratio of extreme loss of bees around genetically modified crops and not no big problem around organic completely organic situation that is one of the the concept that come forward and it keeps being repeated i have no doubt that it probably has some validity i know that if you take the genetically modified corn and feed it into a home you're going to have reproduction problems if you feed it to and the foundation character of the food imply that sort of thing and i would so write a column called the last word which is sort of a party shop on just about anything i could range all over the plate with that particular column so in those in those media yeah we touched on all of the things and continue to do it you know i have a friend out on the the what do they call it out there to santa ana winds in the desert wind in various parts of the world market so heavily positive because they affect about twenty five percent of the people we don't know what  posed any time you start thinking about magnetism era magnetism and the energies of good sources and things like that and they should all be including the curve and effect what you know all of these things are handled at one time or another they could have been in business right at about thirty eight or thirty nine years that things in that period of time there's been such a tremendous amount of material being hurt or sick because they have too much vitamin a or something like that but they conveniently ignore the fact that canadian researchers that prove that some two hundred thousand go back backtrack a little bit here early in the after nine hundred twenty nine raw material prices especially from the farm belt fifty two percent and because  national income all people felt that it was presented we went into this great depression seventy five percent of the twenty five percent of the people routinely unemployed couldn't get out of it went on for ten years and here comes the japanese to bomb pearl harbor and we're out of it overnight practically thousand nine hundred forty two nine hundred forty three the american dollar roosevelt dollar gold dollar the british pound were in equilibrium nine hundred forty two forty three that was because we appropriated enough money to fight the war the higher every man woman and child in the of this kind i had the effect of creating a tariff on everything sold out of the country for the following reason the foreigner would come in here and spend country to the point where we can't even buy a product here that is made in china made in honduras made somewhere anywhere but united states and that's the reason because of that or  disparity between the dollar yes and chuck real fast you published a lot of information like that over the years you know yeah we've published a lot of it and at one time i wrote a book called unforgiven which actually takes that whole thing apart but to the back together again starting from even before even before  about the us economy and you mentioned several different things about ecological culture recognized the national and international petitions of a flyer grow material economics has revealed the analysis of the us economy by carl age will train main thing the reason it became important in my life is because when i got bored the end of a sort of putting the numbers together and i found that the amount of  poke they come and they go and so on that and that if you have a newspaper pounding on it the week after week or let's say a month after month and keeping it up as we have for about thirty nine years you might make a little impact and i think in fact we have because when that your usa was first published there were known there were only about two organizations in the whole that even had a meeting or anything  natural foods association which isn't out past about of the scene but it's been it's job it's been picked up by a lot of successive organizations those  it's organic culture and wholesome therapeutic food supplies are increasing at the rate of about ten percent per year they're almost equal in the chinese in the rate at which this thing is growing quite a job because the agency of u s government really gotten in their corner that's why you've got out of maybe eighty percent of the soybeans grown in the united states of genetically modified yeah and of course i don't know what the number is on corn at times they do and sometimes they run out at you that often available very cooperate in trying to get the message out get out i know that there's quite a lot of farming people here in the state of washington oregon that i don't know where it came from but i thought probably been around in the dictionary for everything and kept a diary i don't know why i think but it came about that you apply to tagore culture sustainable agriculture you know we used that term i actually tried to get the term eco agriculture except that it has been watching so everybody has got a different term now one it's been legislated in the law and that's organic and he came up with a term i think he came up with the term organic a guy named rosedale who put product they don't put out of gardening magazine actually made the term a national household word and finally a lot of people crowded congress into passing that organic dander to act i personally wrote editorials against the idea virtually of no assistance lot of people feel that way and a lot of farmers don't use the term market atic they use the term natural or stain opposed to all kinds of things ecologically but whatever we all know what we're talking about yeah we're talking about something that's grown without hugely toxic rescue chemistry and putting these hard  pays any attention because it takes about forty years for a good scientific finding in most cases the bull from the laboratory and the research facility into the clinic or cubicle x that