Nestle’s War on Children

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Nestle’s War on Children

Nestlé: The Most Evil Business in the World

Breastmilk vs. Formula Nestle is the Biggest Food Company in the World! TOP COMMENT: “The irony of Nestle’s logo being a mother bird feeding her young naturally while trying to push artificial feeding” ~ ShortHax “Great book I read called “Milk, money and madness” explained how NESTLE interfered with women in developing countries by supplying free samples of formula so the baby would become dependent and moms milk dried up. These poor women had no choice but to spend all their money on fo…

See #3 Nestle controls the worlds water supply

Top 10 Reasons Kids Are Failing

“Children Are More Depressed Today Than They Were During The Great Depression!” ~ Peter Gray As parents, we have to step up for our kids, as no one else will, the system that enslaves them was designed to fail them in every way. We have had many rights movements, now it is time for the Children’s Rights movement! Children are the easiest age group to control, it’s time we set them free! It seems human civilization has always been about a small minority of powerful people controlling the large …

Hershey, Nestlé, Mars, and Other Chocolate Makers Sued for Child Slavery

Boycott Hershey, Nestlé, & Mars Multinational corporations should not be using child slave labor to reap windfall profits One of the comments brings up a good point: “We don’t even really enjoy Nestle, Hershey’s, or Mars anymore. We did when we were kids, but all kids are put through slavery. It’s called school. Does that mean that somewhere else on earth, kids go through picking Caocao fruit?” American children are put through a different kind of slavery which may even be more detrimental…

The Truth About Sugar

Use real raw honey, real maple syrup, coconut sugar, lucuma powder, monk fruit powder, and dates which you can make date syrup out of or date sugar which is dried ground dates instead of artificial sugars. “Sugar gave rise to the slave trade; now sugar has enslaved us.” ~ Jeff O’Connell, [Sugar Nation: The Hidden Truth Behind America’s Deadliest Habit and the Simple Way to Beat It] “The average American now eats about 160 pounds of sugar every year, or slightly more than 7 ounces a day.” ~ …