For George Monbiot's comments on how industry uses the very anonymity of
e-mail to exert invisible, and sometimes deceptive, influence, see:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,715153,00.html

This could make a paranoiac out of anyone, certainly out of someone like me
who is already highly suspicious.  It is especially disquieting that it
seems to be the matter of who will decide what we all will eat, that is
inciting transnational companies to use ever more inventive forms of
deception to discredit their opponents.  Read the article; it is not new,
but I haven't seen it before.  There are many parallels to threads we have
had here on Lactnet, and it would be naive of us to think there are no
subscribers on this list whose agenda has nothing to do with improving
mothers' and childrens' health.  We need to realize that to certain
entities, simply taking a stance in favor of normal infant feeding is a
threat.

Rachel Myr
wanting to retreat into the purely clinical in
Kristiansand, Norway

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