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They Can’t Make This Any Clearer, They Want Us Dead, Otherwise Why?
In a move that defies both science and sanity, President Trump has officially declared that the American way of life depends on dousing our food in a chemical compound with direct ties to Nazi nerve agents. Glyphosate, the carcinogenic active ingredient in Roundup and the hero of the chemical-agriculture complex, is now, according to the White House, a “critical resource” for national defense.
This Orwellian decree frames the mass poisoning of America’s food supply as a patriotic duty. It declares “glyphosate-based herbicides are a cornerstone of this Nation’s agricultural productivity and rural economy.” The order doesn’t just protect the chemical; it bundles it with white phosphorus munitions, placing both under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of War. The irony is so bizarre it would be funny if it weren’t so lethal: an herbicide linked to organ damage, microbiome destruction, and cancer, now classified as essential to national strength, despite its documented role in decimating pollinators, spawning superweeds, and contaminating the habitats of 93% of endangered species.
The Nazi Roots of Glyphosate: From Nerve Gas to Breakfast Cereal
To understand why a sitting president would weaponize the food supply, we must trace this chemical thread back to its origins, not in a field of GMO soybeans, but in the laboratories of a German conglomerate during the 1930s. Glyphosate’s history begins with chemist Gerhard Schrader, who was tasked with developing new organophosphate compounds for IG Farben.
Schrader’s mission was to create a better insecticide. Instead, he gifted the world its first nerve agents: tabun, followed by sarin and soman. These were not theories on a chalkboard; they were weapons-grade chemicals engineered with a single, terrifying purpose: to kill human beings by shutting down their nervous systems. The proof of their lethality isn’t historical speculation—sarin gas was used to massacre civilians in the Tokyo subway attack in 1995 and again in the Syrian civil war.
After World War II, the patents and knowledge from this chemical warfare program were, shall we say, “repurposed” for peacetime profit. The same class of chemicals—organophosphates—
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