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Share It seems as though Disney has become the latest company to acquiesce to the Food Police and the federal government. Just this week in a joint press conference with Michelle Obama, the Walt Disney Company announced a junk food advertising ban, according to federal government standards. The LA Times reports, “Food and beverage advertisers [...]
Share Fine arts programs in a Salt Lake City high school are now threatened due to a fine handed down by the federal government. In a totally ridiculous sentence decreed by the power-hungry Food Police, Davis High School had to pay a $15,000 fine for accidentally selling soda during the students’ lunch period. Fox News [...]
Share In a victory for food freedom lovers everywhere, a Superior Court judged dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI, a.k.a the Food Police) on behalf of California mother, Monet Parham, who alleges that McDonald’s is “getting into my kids’ heads without my permission and actually changing what [...]
Share From the San Francisco toy ban to the use of experimental school lunches, it seems like the Food Police will stop at nothing in order to control what goes in our children’s mouths. The latest story of over-reaching governmental control comes out of North Carolina where a preschooler ‘ate chicken nuggets for lunch because [...]
Share On Saturday night, Miss America 2012 was crowned in Las Vegas, NV. In front of the largest audience since 2004, a new champion for food freedom emerged: Miss Oklahoma. In the final round on stage Miss Oklahoma, Betty Thompson, was asked, “Does the government have any responsibility for telling parents what their children should [...]
Share Another fast food chain has succumbed to the government’s pressure to dictate what we eat. Explaining it as adding “healthier options,” Chick-fil-A is making significant changes to its menu that wreak of Food Police influence. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Chick-fil-A will eliminate Hi-C from its children’s beverage line, add applesauce to the kids [...]