PEACHMAN
2 days ago
I no longer respond to nonsense on this board ,I no longer comment and just post tweets or press releases.In your case I am making an exception.Contact Marc .Other states and colleges are testing mulch/fertilizer.
The last time you posted at 2am in the morning about IFUS. I responded below
. Read the entire post below and contact Marc
1-800-775-4130
I believe if you wanted to become involved as a distributor or a potential owner of Supreme AG fertilizer /mulch you could also run that area . All you had to do was contact IFUS.Period
I asked you to help,I suggested you call me or Marc, That is on you .
You are someone who can not get past their ego long enough to offer a helping hand to IFUS out of kindness or for profit that is also on you.
Going back and forth is a waste of time.Taking a positive step forward ,presenting a business plan, seriously discussing compensation begins with you making a call or not.
Have a good weekend old friend. I guess we may never see eye to eye.
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IFUS STRONG
scoobey-do
5 days ago
mrkirby, "In Florida, the most common and easily adaptable roses are Knock Out roses and certain China roses, particularly 'Louis Philippe'. These roses are known for their disease resistance and ability to thrive in Florida's climate and requiring less maintenance than other rose types."
Even though the Knock Out rose is red and beautiful, I find them boring. I bought my Duet Rose, in the picture, at Lowes' and it already had two different hybrid roses (Peak Performance and Heirloom) grafted on one root.
Like Lowes', I will have the ability to do different things with my hybrid roses, but first, I need to know that they will grow in Florida. I'm afraid that Florida's soil is not correct for hybrid roses. That is why I am using Impact Fursion's SGP+ mulch to plant the roses in.
Will it work? I will know by next January. Wish me luck.
scoobey-do
6 days ago
FWIW, I used to grow a lot of hybrid roses, when I lived in Michigan. When I started coming to Florida, I brought some of my rose clones with me and planted them. The next fall, when I returned, they had died. I figured it was because of Florida's different soil. Now, that I'm in Florida permanently, I will be experimenting with SGP+, to see if it makes a difference. So far, I like what I see. Of course, SGP+ is expensive, compared to topsoil.
Ecomike
6 days ago
Love to see you posting those lies, that are so obvious, no one believes them, meaning No One Is Fooled.
The truth is your claim that "SURAEC said" anything about "SGP+" in that report is a lie. What they said was about the need to find a profitable environmentally safe use for Bagasse,
Just as Flour is not a Cake, or a Pie or Brownies,
IFUS SGP+(tm) is not Bagasse.
SGP+(tm) is made in part by converting bagasse and a combination of added Ingredients in a proprietary process that no one else in the world has.
It is super profitable, and a huge problem solver.
So here are my thoughts on Gimersih BS posts and lies.
Ecomike
1 week ago
AI Overview:
What major things did the public think was a scam that turned out to be true?
Major things that were initially thought to be a scam but turned out to be true:
History is filled with instances where a new invention, concept, or idea was met with initial skepticism and doubt, only to be later validated and widely accepted. Here are a few examples:
The Telephone: When it was first introduced, Alexander Graham Bell's invention was dismissed by many as a novelty or even a dangerous device.
People were unsure about the technology and its potential impact.
Some even feared it could attract evil spirits or cause electrical shocks.
Despite the initial skepticism, the telephone revolutionized communication and became an indispensable tool.
The Internet and Online Technologies: The rise of the internet and online technologies has brought about dramatic changes in communication, commerce, and information access.
Initially, there was a lot of skepticism and mistrust surrounding these new technologies.
People were concerned about security, privacy, and the potential for fraud.
However, the internet and online technologies have transformed our lives and become integral to modern society.
However, the Flat Earth theory, despite its resurgence in recent times, lacks scientific basis and is contrary to centuries of scientific evidence supporting a spherical Earth.
Historical examples demonstrate that public perception of new and unfamiliar concepts can evolve over time, critical thinking and scientific evidence remain crucial in evaluating claims and determining their validity
Some major historical events or phenomena that were initially met with public skepticism or thought to be scams, but later turned out to be true, include:
Operation Northwoods: A plan in 1962 proposed by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to stage terrorist attacks on American citizens and military targets in the US and blame it on Cuba to provoke a war. This plan was ultimately rejected by President Kennedy.
Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment: From 1932 to 1972, the U.S. Public Health Service deliberately withheld treatment from African American men with syphilis to study the progression of the disease. This study was initially presented as a treatment program for "bad blood".
MKUltra: A CIA mind-control project from the 1950s to 1970s that involved experiments on human subjects using drugs like LSD, hypnosis, and other methods to explore methods of interrogation.
CIA Assassination Plots: Investigations in the 1970s revealed that the CIA had engaged in efforts to assassinate various foreign leaders and revolutionaries.
The Business Plot: A 1933 conspiracy by wealthy businessmen to overthrow President Franklin D. Roosevelt and install a fascist dictatorship in the United States.
Operation Mockingbird: A long-running CIA program from 1948 to the 1970s that sought to influence domestic and international media through various means.
COINTELPRO: An FBI program active from 1956 to 1971 that aimed to disrupt and neutralize domestic political organizations deemed a threat to national security, including civil rights groups.
Operation Paperclip: After World War II, the US employed former Nazi scientists and engineers, some of whom had worked on the Nazi war machine, for their expertise in various fields.
Dalai Lama funding: Declassified documents reveal that the CIA funded the Dalai Lama and his exile movement in the 1960s as a means of supporting anti-communist forces in Tibet.
Bohemian Grove: A private club that has hosted meetings of powerful individuals, including a meeting for the Manhattan Project in 1942. The existence of the Grove and its rituals, including the use of a giant stone owl, was initially the subject of speculation and conspiracy theories but has since been confirmed.
It is important to note that while these examples show situations where initial skepticism was warranted or where claims were initially dismissed as outlandish, they are serious historical events with significant consequences. Some of these events involved illegal activities and ethical breaches that were later exposed through investigation and public outcry.
drugmanrx
1 week ago
Personally, I never lie, about anything and provide links from were I get my opinions from.
As my investment philosophy is an always has always been It a company builds something the price goes up and if they don't the price goes down.
As far as NWGC goes, was or was not BoB recognized by the state of Florida as the CEO of NWGC?
Officer/Director Detail Name & Address
Title Director, President
Honigford, Bob
801 US Highway 1
North Palm Beach, FL 33408
https://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/CorporationSearch/SearchResultDetail?inquirytype=EntityName&directionType=Initial&searchNameOrder=NEWWORLDGOLD%20P080000448031&aggregateId=domp-p08000044803-92c1f9d2-a181-4592-b0bf-bad7c6b57a7b&searchTerm=new%20world%20gold&listNameOrder=NEWWORLDGOLD%20P080000448031
"I don't like liars and thieves- that is what happened." You mean those that get banned from IHUB for misdeeds and cheat the system and sneak back in under a new alias .
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