Russian Spy Chiefs Met In U.S. With U.S. Intelligence Officials In January | Ra...

It appears that Alexander Bortnikov, the head of the FSB (former KGB), Igor Korobov, the head of the GRU (Russian Military Intelligence), and the  Sanctioned/Banned SVR (the Russian Foreign Intelligence Agency that hacked our 2016 elections) chief, Sergey Naryshkin, were-secretly - ushered into the U.S. to meet with CIA chief, Mike Pompeo, NRI chief Dan Coats (among other high-level U.S. Intelligence officials) at the end of January 2018.

What A Coincidence -this secret meeting took place just days before Donald Trump decided to - unilaterally  eliminate the Russian sanctions that the U.S. Congress had approved (with bipartisan support) in response to Russia"s interfering with our 2016 elections.

Please Note:  For that last person, Sergey Naryshkin - who has been banned since 2014 - to set foot on American soil would have required "special dispensation" from the U.S. Secy of State, Rex Tillerson.

Also worth noting:  This highly-unusual meeting wasn't even mentioned or acknowledged by the White House.  We only learned of it because Reuters picked up on the story while translating Russian state-run press coverage in which the Kremlin was boasting.

GMO Labeling: Will Congress Keep Us in the DARK? | The Daily Sheeple

We Are What We Eat, Right? (Yes!)

Therefore, It's Imperative That We Know What We Are Eating.
(This issue is of serious/potentially life-threatening concern for those with food sensitivities/allergies)

GMO-Tainted Food Producers Don't Want Labeling Now.
(Translation: Voluntary-Labeling Is A Joke... A Bad One.)

"Polls have shown time and again that the overwhelming majority of Americans want GMO labeling on food.

Despite that, two Congressmen – who are supposed to represent the people – want to make the labeling of genetically modified foods voluntary.

Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) and co-sponsor Rep. G.K. Butterfield (D-N.C.) introduced their deceptively-titled “Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act of 2015″ bill last week.

It would create a voluntary federal labeling standard while preventing states from passing their own mandatory labeling laws for GMO foods.

The bill has been aptly nicknamed the Denying Americans the Right-to-Know (DARK) Act by critics.

If this sounds familiar, perhaps that is because this isn’t Pompeo’s first attempt at this kind of legislation."

GMO Labeling: Will Congress Keep Us in the DARK? | The Daily Sheeple