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Rape Seed Oil or "Canola"?

Look at the ingredients list on peanut butter labels. The peanut oil has been removed and replaced with rape oil.

Canola is a coined word. It appeared out of nowhere and is not listed
in any but the most recent reference sources.

The flip side of the canola coin reads: "rape"! You must admit that
canola sounds better than rape. The name canola disguised the
introduction of rape oil to America.

Canola oil comes from the rape seed, which is part of the mustard
family of plants. Rape is the most toxic of all food-oil plants. Like
soy, rape is a weed. Insects will not eat it; it is deadly poisonous!
The oil from the rape seed is a hundred times more toxic than soy oil.

Canola is a semi-drying oil that is used as lubricant, fuel, soap and
synthetic rubber base, and as an illuminant for the slick color pages
you see in magazines. It is an industrial oil and does not belong in the
body!

Canola oil has some very interesting characteristics and effects on
living systems. For example, it forms latex-like substances that
agglutinate the red blood corpuscles, as does soy, but much more
pronounced. Loss of vision is a known, characteristic side effect of
rape oil which antagonizes the central and peripheral nervous systems -
again like soy oil, again worse. The deterioration takes years, however.
Rape (canola) oil causes emphysema respiratory distress, anemia,
constipation, irritability and blindness in animals - and humans. Rape
oil was widely used in animal feeds in England and Europe between 1986
and 1991 when it was thrown out. You may remember reading about the
cows, pigs and sheep that went blind, lost their minds, attacked people
and had to be shot.

A woman called me from Chicago to tell me that she had been in England
when the "Mad Cow Disease" had been at its peak. She said that she had
seen a television news report that told people not to panic if they had
been using rape oil in their diet and were over 65 years of age. The
"experts" added that the effects of rape oil ingestion takes at least 10
years to manifest, and in all likelihood, most of these people would be
dead by then anyway. Comforting!

In the reports I read, the "experts" blamed the behavior on a viral
disease called scrapie . However, when rape oil was removed from animal feed,
"scrapie" disappeared.
No longer a European livestock problem; now it is ours. U.S. farmers
grow rape seed, and manufacturers use its oil (canola) in thousands of
processed foods, with the blessings of government watchdog agencies, of
course.

Officially, canola oil is known as LEAR oil - Low Erucic Acid, Rape.
Industry experts love to tell how canola was developed in Canada and
that it is safe to use. They admit it was developed from the rape seed,
but that through genetic engineering, i.e. irradiation, it is no longer
rape seed, but *canola* instead. [*Canadian oil*, get it?]

They love to talk about canola's qualities - its unsaturated
structure(Omega 3, 6, 12), its wonderful digestibility and its fatty
acid makeup. They turn us against naturally saturated oils and fats,
while they come to the rescue with canola oil. They even tell us how
Asia has warmly embraced canola due to its distinctive flavor. Isn't it
wonderful how internationalists brokers *help* third-world peoples?
Reminds me of the introduction of the microwave oven.

An earthly expression from the Old West sums up the flimflam
accompanying rape oil's rebirth and promotion worldwide: *horseshit and
gun smoke!*. Its new name provided the perfect cover for commercial
interests wanting to make billions in the United States. The euphemism
is still very much in use, but is no longer needed. Look at the
ingredients list on peanut butter labels. The peanut oil has been
removed and replaced with rape oil.

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