From Miles Mathis, hitting out some great ones.

I just learned something very disturbing about the Masters, and indeed about a lot of golf courses. Did you know they have been piping in bird sounds for the CBS broadcast for many decades, to make it sound like the course is full of happy birds? Why would they do that? To hide the fact there aren’t any birds on the course at all, happy or otherwise. Why? Because they are all dead. The course is so toxic they all dropped dead. They also add blue dye to the ponds, which probably kills all the fish as well. The place is like Disneyland. Why is the course so toxic? The usual: herbicides and pesticides. The rich guys don’t want flies and mosquitoes bothering them while they are hacking it around, and they can’t have any weeds, either, so they have nuked the whole place. Same thing they do with their homes, where Orkin or Terminix comes in every months and hoses the places down with poison.
Plus, golf courses are irrigated with effluent, and have been for decades. That’s just toxic sewage. We are told the effluent used on golf courses is treated, but they don’t tell us exactly how. If it were fully treated, it wouldn’t be effluent anymore, so it is only partially treated.
They euphemistically call it gray water, but it is just wastewater, so it will contain anything people or industry puts down the drain. Which is pretty much everything, including excrement, drugs, paint, thinners, oil, plastics, heavy metals, and chemicals of all kinds. Do you think they filter it for all that? Of course not. They mainly just “disinfect” it, which of course they do with. . . yep, more chemicals. I am old enough to remember a time when a kid could clean a golfball by popping it in his mouth to wet it and then wiping it on a towel. The only thing you tasted was grass. But I remember my Dad warning me not to do that anymore in the late 1970s, and I already wasn’t doing it because the taste had changed. It was like licking a battery. Dad told me it was due to effluent, but I didn’t know what that was and didn’t ask. Most people don’t. Most people go through their lives never asking any questions at all. Or used to. Now they may know that effluent is wastewater, but they never really ask themselves what that entails. How dangerous is it? Best not to ask. You are supposed to believe that if it was really dangerous, the grass would die, right? But no, there are a lot of things grass can tolerate that birds and bees and people can’t. Which all goes to say, if you are one of those people who wore a mask during Covid (of course you aren’t, you are one of my readers) you may want to wear a mask and gloves next time you play golf. Actually, you may want to wear a full hazmat suit. You can keep that suit on anytime you visit the homes of the rich, the offices of the rich, fancy hotels, expensive retreats, cruise liners, malls, and so on. But seriously, the US has a fatal fascination with poison, and it isn’t just the rich. Modern civilization is drenched in poisons of a million varieties, and it isn’t just killing the birds, bees, fish, and frogs. It is killing us, too, or morphing us into an autistic breeding ground for cancer and every other malady known and unknown. We are way behind schedule for figuring this out and banning all these poisons, chemicals, and plastics. The recent move against Roundup is a good start, but it is just a drop in the bucket.

Remember, the source of all illness is injury, malnutrition, or poisoning.