Reports of toxic and tainted products manufactured in China and shipped to the US are clogging our news outlets. Thanks to WorldnetDaily.com for really taking the lead in exposing the dangers to US citizens.

First it was our pets, dying (probably by the hundreds or even thousands) from poison in pet foods made from Chinese products. Then word came of poison Chinese toothpaste in Panama – and now here in the US.

Most recently we hear of high lead levels in toys, children’s jewelry and even make-up, along with bacterial contamination in contact lens solution.

More than 65% of the 154 product recalls ordered since January by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission have been for Chinese products. From exploding air pumps, to amputating circular saws, trapping Easy-Bake ovens, and collapsing swimming pool ladders, Americans have been sent to the ER time after time, (and sometimes to the morgue) thanks to this communist trading partner.

You should be noticing a pattern. And you’re not alone. Is it possible that these faulty, dangerous or even poisonous products are sent to the US purposefully, to frighten, harm, or kill unsuspecting capitalists?

There are some individuals who would probably answer “yes” to the above question. Some observers know that China has long studied ways to bring a superior military power (the US) to its knees.

Are the afore mentioned dangerous products merely accidents of an emerging manufacturing sector? Or are they actual trials to see how much damage can be done and which products are most effective at killing off Americans? Will we see steadily increasing numbers of deadly products flooding our markets? Can we trust ANYTHING with the words “Made in China” printed on the bottom?

Only time will bring answers, but it behooves all of us to be a bit more cautious as we purchase products for use by our families. We must keep abreast of the recalls and warnings and read the “made in…” statements. And above all, we must avoid foods (for animals OR humans) that have “China” printed anywhere on the label.

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