4 funnies from the Malone substack today
LOVE this next one!
The big hungry black bear climbed into a pigpen in Connecticut. And then…
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Thomas Massie added a very interesting amendment to HR1425, the bill to require Senate ratification of WHO pandemic preparedness treaties
Treaties have been handled in a haphazard fashion. Which treaties require Senate ratification? Which features make a treaty consistent or inconsistent with US law?
Treaties have been handled in a haphazard fashion. Which treaties require Senate ratification? Which features make a treaty consistent or inconsistent with US law?
The Farm Bill is a lot worse than just the pesticide liability shield.
Original URL: https://merylnass.substack.com/p/ The Farm Bill is a lot worse than just the pesticide liability shield. Both the Waterkeeper Alliance and Alexis Baden-Mayer/Organic Consumers have sent out information this afternoon on additional parts of the Farm Bill which are extremely concerning. Meryl Nass Feb 19, 2026 I admit, I read some of this wrong at…
Nearly 400,000 views in a few hours. People are hungry for real information about the WHO
The 49 R Senators are amazing! Thanks to all of you for hounding them to get on board.
The 49 R Senators are amazing! Thanks to all of you for hounding them to get on board.
The economics of bird flu, and don’t eat raw food if you are a cat
Original URL: https://merylnass.substack.com/p/the-economics-of-bird-flu-and-dont https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/25/business/egg-prices-bird-flu-producers.html … The egg production industry has consolidated over the last three decades. Cal-Maine has acquired more than two dozen companies since 1989. It and four other large producers control roughly half of the egg market in the United States. The others are privately held and don’t make their financials public. The…
WHO tries to hang on to its zoonosis narrative by its fingernails
A new proximal origins scam rears its ugly head
A new proximal origins scam rears its ugly head
Using the NYT to clarify Section 507 on sludge. Once in a while they get something right.
Original URL: https://merylnass.substack.com/p/using-the-nyt-to-clarify-section This NYT article from January 14, 2025 was about #7 in a series by the same author that has been influential in getting the word out about the risks and regulation of PFAS “forever chemicals.” There is a new article out today that I will feature below, but the January 14 article…