PREFACE:
Radio New Zealand International
6 June, 2012
REPORT: Australian Government Approval
Of Vanuatu Raised Beef, Exports
VERSUS: Australian Government Chemical & Biological
Marriage With The United States Food Industry
And Genetically Modified, Hormone Laced,
Clear And Dangerous Poisons ———> In Vanuatu.
THE IMPORTATION OF ALREADY SUSPECT
AMERICAN FOOD POISONS ("Australian Products")
THE CITIZENS OF VANUATU WANT TO KNOW MORE
ABOUT FOODS IMPORTED FROM AUSTRALIA !
Scheming Lawyers, Bogus Scientists For Scheming Lawyers,
Met In Vanuatu To Issue European Threats And Propaganda
To Up-Root Ni-Vanuatu Culture, Telling The Nation To
Totally Get Rid Of Native Kava Root, To An Approved
Controlled Hybrid Of Weakling European Approved Stock.
Europeans And Foreigners, Unless Stopped, Will Take Over
Native Ni-Vanuatu Culture, And Everything That Father
Walter H. Lini Struggled For, Independence, Will Be Lost.
“My suggestions to kava farmers in
Vanuatu are for them to plant only
NOBLE KAVA. Use the traditional way
of uprooting to make sure that you
have the secondary roots. Make sure
that you peel your root stumps and
don’t use upper ground parts”
-- Dr. "Scientist" Waffen Schmidt
(German Tribe Is Babylon DNA Fact)
Te Aotearoa (NZ) -
The Tainui Iwi And Ngati Maniapoto Iwi Know
All About:
'The Cart Of Terror'
All Forms Of Vice, Graft, Disease As Pakeha Are House-Lice,
PILLS, PILLS, PILLS
AND MORE PILLS
EURO AND U.S. PHARMACEUTICAL GIANTS
Euro Devils Don't Like '2-Day Kava' !
Euro Devils Like "Noble Kava"
EUROPEAN BLACK "royal" NOBILITY !
Satanic European 'BLACK NOBILITY' And Their
"Noble Kava' Weak Hybrid !
Europeans Wiping-Out, Up-Rooting VANUATU Kava,
They Cut And Grabbed The Sandalwood,
They Cut And Grabbed The Kauri . . .
Euro Dictate:
MELANESIAN PEOPLE WANT
To Rename The Bismarck Archipelago !
Europeans (KRAUTS) Wiping-Out Native 'Melanesian' Kava:
http://www.dailypost.vu/content/lawyers-scientists-suspect-two-day-kava-kava-ban
FULL STORY (AND BELOW)
15 March, 2012
By Len Garae
Left to right: Kava Export Dr Vincent Lebot, Scientist Dr Mathias Schmidt
and Trader Lawyer Paolo R. Vergano The Kava Act bans two-day kava export
kava ban in Europe indicate that there is a scientific difference in the
safety and quality of kava depending on whether it is noble kava or two-day
kava.
The International Kava Conference now on at Warwick Le Lagon Resort & Spa
has pointed an accusing finger at the Vanuatu two-day kava as the most
potential culprit which prompted Germany and the European Union to ban kava
export from the Pacific for the last ten years.
But the Conference heard that in the years after the Act came into force; an
alarming quantity of two-day kava has been exported because there is no
mechanism at home to check the type of kava before it is exported.
European Trade Lawyer Paolo R. Vergano and German Scientist Dr Mathias
Schmidt have been helping the Pacific Island Nations of Vanuatu, Fiji, Samoa
and Tonga to find a solution to their kava ban from the European market for
the last ten years and have said the issue is “politically motivated” and
that the fight is now in the middle of the tunnel and the light is still a
long way to go to reach it.
They and the Conference have been sponsored by the ACP and MTS Programs in
Brussels to look into the kava ban and Trade Lawyer Vergano described the
measure taken by Germany and then followed by many other member countries of
the European Union as “essentially trade discriminatory”.
He said, “It is a measure that was taken on the basis of legitimate
objectives of health and safety protection but its feedback on trade is
clearly disproportionate, is more trade restrictive than necessary to
achieve this objective and it is not also scientifically justified.
“It is now ten years since German authorities have effectively stopped trade
into Europe of kava, they have not allowed the industry to prove their case
and the German Pharmaceutical industry has tried for many years with the
help of Dr Mathias Schmidt. This has not worked and it is clearly
politically motivated and now the German Pharmaceutical Industry in Germany
is taking a court case against the Bfarm which is the German Food and Safety
Authority that has taken this restrictive measure.
“Again we have looked at the consistency of these measures within the system
of the World Trade Organisation Rules and we believe that they are not WTO
consistent. At the same time a lot of work has been done within this
consultancy to provide additional conclusive science so that the Pacific and
show that kava is safe, quality kava is reliable and must be allowed back
into Europe and other countries. This is a little bit of what we have been
working on and we will continue assisting Vanuatu and the Pacific to try and
break this deadlock and do justice both in Europe and at the WTO”.
On the preliminary results done by scientists to show whether a type of kava
is noble kava or two-day kava, the Trade Lawyer said this can be evidence in
science and should be the basis for the definition of harmonised standard
within CODEX and it must be the basis for the resumption of full and
unvetted trade to Europe and to other countries.
Scientist Mathias Schmidt from Germany has been working in kava research
team’s work on two-day kava that was exported from the South Pacific.
He said he and his team raised the question of where it was two-day kava
that was responsible for the alleged finding that prompted the ban on kava
from the islands. “If there is a problem then logic tells us that we should
stick to (kava) qualities that are known from traditions here and the South
Pacific to be safe”, the scientist said.
“The two-day variety that had not been used before, when it was first
exported to Europe people did not have the experience on its negative
effects while here (in Vanuatu) people knew that when you take two-day kava
that it gives you a hangover and it gives you two days of side effects”.
But he said, “The export of two-day kava has increased in the last ten years
and if this was really the reason for what we saw as adverse events in
Europe then it is alarming and it should be stopped.
“There is this Kava Act in Vanuatu that says you must not export two-day
kava and it is still exported”.
Out here in the islands there is no scientific mechanism in place to
identify two-day kava from noble kava. The scientists are working closely
with the EU-ACP to be able to complete the task after exportation.
Schmidt said they are working on the project to help importers use a
barometer to identify good kava from two-day kava. “My suggestions to kava
farmers in Vanuatu are for them to plant only noble kava. Use the
traditional way of uprooting to make sure that you have the secondary roots.
Make sure that you peel your root stumps and don’t use upper ground parts”,
he said.
The kava ban in Europe he said is not a ban on kava but on medicinal
products. He said the problem has to be solved in Europe to act as a signal
to the world that kava is acceptable again.
On whether kava is going to be re-accepted into Europe, the scientist said
it is going to be very difficult and a likely way out may be a legal
challenge in a European Court of Justice.
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