The Objective of All American Hydroponic/Aeroponic is to assure that a lot of families in America have a safe uncontaminated source of fresh vegetables. The quickest way to do this is through word of mouth. We do not pay you for getting distributors. We pay you on products sold.

To think that Satan's followers, (the islamic terrorist) will not attack our food supply is foolish. It's just a matter of time before this ragtag, maladjusted, hate educated, cowardly bunch of baby killers begin contaminating our water and spraying the worlds food crops with all sorts of poisons, bacteria and viruses.

Most of our fresh fruit and vegetables are imported from Mexico and other foreign countries. These countries do not have the resources to protect their crops and in some cases the local law enforcement agencies can be paid off to look the other way.

Food borne and Diarrheal Diseases Branch, Division of Bacterial and Mycotic Diseases, National Center for Infectious Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA 30333, USA. jsobel@cdc.gov

Deliberate contamination of food with biological agents has already been perpetrated in the USA. The US food supply is increasingly characterized by centralized production and wide distribution of products. Deliberate contamination of a commercial food product could cause an outbreak of disease, with many illnesses dispersed over wide geographical areas. Dependent on the biological agent and contaminated food, such an outbreak could either present as a slow, diffuse, and initially unremarkable increase in sporadic cases, or as an explosive epidemic suddenly producing many illnesses. Preparedness for a bioterrorist event affecting the food supply, therefore, entails augmentation of the traditional public-health infrastructure to enhance disease surveillance, accelerate capacity of laboratory detection, rapidly investigate and control outbreaks, and develop capacity for response to mass-casualty disasters.

Many of you will recognize the potential of growing and selling products to your local market. (Example: a fresh sprig of oregano the size of your hand sells for an average price of $2.70 in supermarkets) More on this additional opportunity in The Program page of this site.