Duval Times

Three pro-China and CCP-owned state media outlets have launched an attack on Senator Rick Scott, criticizing his recent letter to Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo. In the letter, Senator Scott urges the Department of Commerce to investigate the food safety of garlic grown in Communist China. Reports have suggested that the garlic is being cultivated in human sewage, then bleached and harvested under abhorrent conditions, often involving slave labor.

Reacting to the Communist Chinese propaganda, Senator Rick Scott responded, "If you didn’t think the dangers of Communist China’s sewage garlic – reportedly grown in raw human sewage and feces – was a problem before, this is proof that you should be worried. All of Communist China’s state-controlled media is attacking me and I wear that as a badge of honor. If Communist China thinks they can scare me with bogus editorials from a self-proclaimed ‘pro-communist-Chinese pundit’ they better buckle in for a big fight."

In light of these concerns, Senator Scott has announced his plans to introduce the SEWAGE GARLIC Imports Act and the SEWAGE GARLIC Imports Tariff Act. These acts aim to address the growth practices and safety of garlic produced in China for human consumption.

The South China Morning Post published an article with the headline, "'Communist Chinese garlic' a threat to US national security?" In this piece, they explore the potential risks associated with the import of Chinese garlic.

The Global Times Editorial also chimed in with an article titled, "'Chinese garlic posing threats to US' is definitely not just a joke." This editorial highlights the seriousness of the issue and dismisses any notion that it is a mere joke.

Furthermore, China Daily published an editorial titled, "Paranoid US politician makes a joke of himself: China Daily editorial." This piece criticizes Senator Scott, portraying him as a paranoid politician who is making a fool of himself.

The attack on Senator Rick Scott from these pro-China and CCP-owned media outlets reflects the growing tension between the United States and China over food safety concerns. With calls for investigations and proposed legislation, it is clear that the issue of Chinese sewage garlic has become a contentious topic. As Senator Scott prepares to fight back with his proposed acts, the battle over the safety of garlic produced in China is set to escalate.

To find out more, go to this link: https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2023/12/in-case-you-missed-it-ccp-owned-propaganda-machines-work-overtime-to-attack-sen-rick-scott-defend-chinese-sewage-garlic