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The silence of the media and activists is deafening

Published on: Monday, 13 June, 2011

More people died of organic, local e coli than at Fukushima and Deepwater Horizon combined, yet the outrage is absent

From Andrew Bolt:

Rich Fisher:

One German organic farm has killed twice as many people as the Fukushima nuclear disaster and the Gulf Oil spill combined.

crickets.

Hello? Environmental groups? Journalists? Hello?