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Barilla pasta sold in the US is made in Ames, Iowa and Avon, New York. Has been since 1998. The box says Italy's number 1 brand of pasta on the front with the Italian flag colors on it, and somewhere in small print it says Made in the USA. Only the tortellini and the oven ready lasagna actually come from Italy. They got sued over it in 2022 and a federal judge let the case go forward, because a reasonable person looking at that box would assume it came from Italy. Barilla's position is the slogan is about the company's roots, not where the box was filled. The wheat isn't Italian either. They buy it from wherever is best that year.

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You simply can’t have it both ways. You can’t complain that Casey Means talks to trees, did mushrooms, and is a “woo woo woman” with no medical license — while simultaneously calling her an establishment plant, owned and operated by the Rockefellers. The logic doesn’t work. The establishment has a vested interest in ENDING everything Casey stands for — especially spirituality in medicine — and clearly is trying to take her down for it. She has done her advocacy outside of the system entirely; the same system her critics claim “set her up.” Furthermore, it is PEAK hypocrisy to hate on her lack of credentials. The MAHA movement criticizes the most credentialed doctors for being owned by Pharma, and is notably rebellious in the face of “industry experts.” But now we appeal to authority? If Casey Means had every credential in the book, she would be labeled a “plant” even more so. Already, she has been accused of Rockefeller connections because she went to Stanford, and her family has medical experience and ties to prestigious fellowships. There is no winning with people who cherry-pick in this way. Their standards are inconsistently applied at best, and emotionally/intentionally targeted at worst. I have yet to see one credible argument against Means. All is conjecture, jealousy, and suspicion at her rapid rise. We would do ourselves well to see and recognize the immense progress here, joining forces to revolutionize science and medicine in this country. If I have learned anything this year, it’s that the establishment (and it’s paid ops) scream the loudest against those they fear the most. Clearly, they are terrified of Casey Means.