GR98-THE SCREW WORM BIOWEAPON THE CARTELS with Expert Ammon Blair Going Rogue with Lara Logan - Going Rogue With Lara Logan
In this gripping episode, Lara Logan engages with Eamon Blair, a senior research fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. Their conversation dives deep into the unnerving world of screw worms as a potential bioweapon linked to cartel activities…
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GR98-THE SCREW WORM BIOWEAPON THE CARTELS with Expert Ammon Blair Going Rogue with Lara Logan - Going Rogue With Lara Logan
In this gripping episode, Lara Logan engages with Eamon Blair, a senior research fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. Their conversation dives deep into the unnerving world of screw worms as a potential bioweapon linked to cartel activities and agricultural devastation. Eamon reveals startling facts about screw worm infestations and their catastrophic impact on livestock, agriculture, and human health. They explore how cartels have not only seized territory but have leveraged bioweapons to control the food supply, threatening American agriculture. The discussion highlights the shocking historical shifts in U.S.-Mexico trade dynamics, particularly after NAFTA, and how the cartels have morphed from mere drug traffickers to food supply disruptors, directly endangering public health. Eamon's unique insights, drawn from his experience as a border patrol agent and infantry officer, expose the strategic exploitation of parasites as tools of warfare. As viewers listen intently, they’ll gain a deeper understanding of how the intertwining of wildlife conservation, agricultural policies, and cartel power play a crucial role in this unfolding crisis. The episode ends with a stark reminder of the emerging threats we face, urging listeners to stay informed and vigilant as summer intensifies the risks associated with screw worm infestations. It’s a call to action that underscores the urgent need to safeguard our food supply.
Categories: Political Commentary