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Author Message   Anonymous Posted on Saturday, November 24, 2001 - 08:03 pm:    On Monday, November 26, 2001, Codex is meeting in Germany. This will be another attempt to shift power in the direction of multinational pharmaceutical companies and erode freedom of choice in health care and supplements. It is expected that they will vote on vitamins on Monday. You can play your part to protest this action by taking half a minute to go to the following web site: http://www.vitamins-for-all.org Quote: "In two days the Codex Alimentarius is meeting in Germany to remove our worldwide rights on vitamins, all natural supplements, and natural health care. The drug companies want to take control of it all, thus either eliminating products altogether or making them very expensive and only available through a prescription, and pharmaceutically made with synthetics (this has already happened in Germany). Please go to this website and send your protest and get this to as many people as you possibly can. It only takes a minute and is very easy to do - the protest letters go directly to this committee. There are over 40 million letters so far. The website is http://www.vitamins-for-all.org." ---------------------- For a complete account of the Codex agenda, download a pdf file (very fast download): ftp://ftp.fao.org/codex/ccnfsdu23/IV0126_e.pdf ----------------------   Ingrid Posted on Saturday, December 01, 2001 - 03:08 am:    Due in part to the 127 Million emails sent to Codex delegates by vitamin consumers all over the world, pharmaceutical lackeys at the Codex meeting in Berlin were once again slammed hard by the sheer force of truth, and the demented anti vitamin proposal remains stalled at step 3 (step 8 is completion, but they might as well give up now, because they are NEVER going to reach completion on this agenda item!) The matter won't come up for another year now, and if we can just sustain our momentum perhaps they will withdraw the measure entirely if we can keep finding enough strategic ways to keep the pressure on.