Isn't all the food tainting that has occured considered an act of "Terrorism?"?

Question

Between the food like spinach and then the recent pet food which they found RAT POISON in, wouldn't that be considered an act of terrorism on the people of these United States?

MH...that was actually my first thought too. I don't think that this was just an accident, AT ALL...too many pets have died and too many cans of food have had to be recalled for it to be "just an accident." I agree that illegal aliens need to be deported just for this reason!

Answer 1

I think so, especially when the groups supporting illegal immigrants are supporting unions and takeovers of states and property and are vowing to return our lands to Mexico and Aztlan. They are retaliating for the recent ICE raids on the food plants and companies. Think about it! The illegal immigrants have access to our food supplies and are working in restaurants and sensitive areas. Since American Citizens are cracking down on their illegal entry and demanding equal law enforcement, what is the easiest way to retaliate? The stupidity of it is that they have to eat too and when you poison the food of some, you can't help but poison your own. We have tainted drugs and we have illegal immigrant support groups vowing (quite publicly) to kill off the old people in the USA. They vow to have three babies to every one American Citizen baby and they vow to have American Citizen Taxpayers pay for them. Don't believe me? Find out where these groups are meeting and go and listen. You could have gone to a meeting of the Law Enforcement and Corrections Committee of the Cook County Board in Chicago, Illinois and listened to how these illegal immigrants demand and get sanctuary and exemptions from law enforcement and how our traitorous government is financing their subversive activities.

Look up Southwest Union, LCOM, and visit the Hispanic Caucus Meetings and the organization meetings for the upcoming May 1st marches. You will get in on the plans easily if they don't feel you are a threat to them and if you look like them and speak their language-- in other words -- you need to spy on them! When you learn of their plans, don't pick up the phone and call the ICE or FBI, simply tape-record or video-tape the meetings surrepticiously (and that could be illegal), make copies of them and send them to various groups who are fighting illegal immigration and terrorism. Then have those groups send the stuff to ICE and the FBI and CIA anonymously. Additionally, you can post what you find on myspace or even here on Yahoo Answers. Terrorists can't operate effectively if citizens take it upon themselves to protect our country. Any time you can give names, addresses, and social security numbers or any other information, the information will be taken seriously.

Answer 2

You forgot the incident of Salmonella poisoning in peanut butter too.

While the rat poison in pet food would certainly point to intention to do harm, the spinach and peanut butter are still being researched. For the last two, it could be the unintended effects of a piss poor cleaning program.

Answer 3

Uh, microbes (in the spinach and peanut butter) can't possibly be considered terrorists, as they have no political agendas.

The real culprit is that the budget for inspections to check for food safety have been slashed under this adminitration.

Why would terrorists go after pets? This makes no sense.

No, you're seeing a unified plan where there's only a bunch of unrelated events.

Deportation? You're going after the wrong people.

But why do I bother answerring you? You clearly aren't amenable to reason.

Answer 4

It's domestic terrorism to me.
But again, 'how' you use that word is really dependent on what kind of result you want.
Want to dessimate a developing Arab nation? Call them terrorists.

Answer 5

I'mnot going to even respond to such paranoia. I just want the points.