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So, the infamous .org retard, @asdvek , had posted this braindead thread a longtime ago:
https://looksmax.org/threads/the-ro...dered-milk-pasteurization-with-proof.1523779/
To be simply, It's a antisemitic conspiracy theory on the pasteurization of milk, which apparently everyone and their mothers fell for.
Natural selection awaits for these retards.
Anyways, this will be short, because, unsurprisingly, @asdvek never wrote this shit and he just copy and pasted this shit completely
misunderstanding any type of underlying context within it:
https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/lords/1946/apr/10/pasteurization-of-milk
Typical, but I digress.
To be clear: I
No, they didn't.
Louis Pasteur invented pasteurization in the 1860s, as in EIGHTY YEARS before your supposed Rothschild conspiracy in 1946. He was a French chemist and microbiologist who discovered that heating beverages like wine and beer to specific temperatures killed the bacteria that caused spoilage.
This was published scientific research that anyone could read.
A Brief History of Milk Hygiene and Its Impact on Infant Mortality from 1875 to 1925 and Implications for Today: A Review
The objective of this review is to provide an integrated historical account of the complex, often convoluted events impacting milk hygiene and its res…
Pasteur then applied this technique to milk in the 1880s because, surprise surprise, children were literally dying. We're talking about tens of thousands of infant deaths annually from tuberculosis, typhoid fever, diphtheria, and scarlet fever transmitted through contaminated milk. This was a PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS.
FIGURE 1. U.S. infant mortality rates, 1840 to 2000
In the United States, pasteurization became widespread in the 1910s-1920s, following other major disease outbreaks. Chicago adopted mandatory pasteurization in 1908. New York followed in 1914. By the 1930s, most major American cities had implemented pasteurization requirements. This was DECADES before 1946.
So, please @asdvek, how the fuck would Nathaniel Rothschild speak in the House of Lords in 1946 about "ordering" pasteurization into existence WHEN IT ALREADY EXISTED AND WAS WIDELY PRACTICED. You're so fucking retarded that it's not even funny. This is like claiming someone "invented" the internet in 2010. Jfl.
Now, let me address that parliamentary link directly.
PASTEURIZATION OF MILK. (Hansard, 10 April 1946)
PASTEURIZATION OF MILK. (Hansard, 10 April 1946)
api.parliament.uk
This was post-WWII in Britain. As we all know, post-WWII Britain was dealing with MASSIVE food safety and supply issues. The country had been through years of rationing, infrastructure damage, and agricultural disruption. The discussion about milk pasteurization in 1946 was part of broader debates about rebuilding food safety infrastructure AFTER the war.
It was parliamentarians discussing how to prevent disease outbreaks in a country recovering from war.
You know what they were ACTUALLY worried about?? Making sure kids didn't die from tuberculosis and other milk-borne diseases that were still killing people.
The fact that a member of the House of Lords spoke about a public health issue... means absolutely nothing conspiratorial.
That's literally what legislators DO. They discuss public health policy. Should we also claim that every lord who discussed sewage systems was part of a conspiracy to control your shit?
The Rothschild family specifically has been the target of antisemitic conspiracy theories since the 1800s. Why?? Because they were a successful Jewish banking family, and antisemites LOVE to use successful Jewish people as evidence of "Jewish control." Never mind that there are thousands of wealthy NON-Jewish banking families like:
- The barings (english, protestant)
- The medicis (italian, catholic)
- The morgans and rockefellers (american, protestant)
- The warburgs (partly jewish, but less mythologized)
Those, apparently, don't fit the narrative.
The main reason I don't REALLY take this seriously is because you're just repeating Nazi propaganda. This is straight out of "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion," a fabricated antisemitic text that has been THOROUGHLY debunked but still circulates in conspiracy circles.
Let's apply even the TINIEST bit of critical thinking to this claim:
If "the Jews" or "the Rothschilds" supposedly control global policy through pasteurization... why would they do it?? What's the endgame?? Making milk safer?? How does that benefit them specifically??
Control of what?? Milk temperature?? If you wanted to control populations, there are about a million more effective ways than... making milk safer to drink??
And if pasteurization is supposedly this tool of Jewish control, why do countries with LITTLE TO NO historical Jewish populations (Japan, parts of Africa, Southeast Asia) also practice pasteurization??
Did the Rothschilds teleport there too?? Or (and stay with me here) is it possible that GERM THEORY IS UNIVERSAL and every country independently figured out that heating milk prevents disease??
ALSO, if Jewish people controlled global food policy, why is kosher certification a SEPARATE thing that Jewish communities have to advocate for?? Wouldn't they just... make everything kosher by default?? The logic doesn't even hold up for five seconds.
But, my words ultimately mean nothing in this thread.
When you don't understand how shit goes, especially science, conspiracy thrives the most.
If you don't understand germ theory, pasteurization seems suspicious.
But if you understand that bacteria exist and cause disease, suddenly pasteurization makes perfect sense. It's just... killing germs. That's it.
Once you've convinced someone that mainstream science is lying about raw milk, it's basically short jump to "and here's WHO is lying to you" (Jews, globalists, elites, ect ect)
I won't delve in too deep on that, though. Just educate yourself.
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