The Body Remembers What the Law Forgot

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What Just Happened in U.S. Food Policy

• In November 2025, Congress passed an emergency spending bill to end the government shutdown but buried in the bill was a provision that guts food safety rules.

• Lobbyists for major food and restaurant corporations spent over $13 million this year to influence lawmakers and regulators.

• The bill blocks enforcement of the FDA’s Food Traceability Rule, which was designed to help track contaminated food and prevent outbreaks.

• It also delays implementation of new record-keeping standards until 2028, making it harder to trace the source of foodborne illness.

• These changes were pushed by groups like the National Restaurant Association and the National Grocers Association, who donated heavily to both parties.

The Body Remembers What the Law Forgot

America Chemicals in Food vs Lack of Chemicals in Food in Europe

Tone: Sovereign, surreal, investigative, ceremonial

Genre: Nonfiction disguised as mythic fantasy

Format: Spoken word video with animated overlay or illustrated panels

So, the regime of Nazis has deregulated our food safety. I think they will make us sick with poisoned food. They eliminate Healthcare so we have no medical care. Then we die.

Why European Pasta Feels Better

• European wheat is often grown and processed without glyphosate (a common herbicide), and many EU countries ban or strictly regulate additives and preservatives that are routine in U.S. food.

• The EU enforces strict traceability laws, meaning food must be trackable from farm to table. This helps ensure accountability and safety.

• In contrast, U.S. wheat is frequently treated with chemicals pre- and post-harvest, including glyphosate as a desiccant, which can trigger sensitivities or illness in some people.

What Just Happened in U.S. Food Policy

• In November 2025, Congress passed an emergency spending bill to end the government shutdown but buried in the bill was a provision that guts food safety rules.

• Lobbyists for major food and restaurant corporations spent over $13 million this year to influence lawmakers and regulators.

• The bill blocks enforcement of the FDA’s Food Traceability Rule, which was designed to help track contaminated food and prevent outbreaks.

• It also delays implementation of new record-keeping standards until 2028, making it harder to trace the source of foodborne illness.

• These changes were pushed by groups like the National Restaurant Association and the National Grocers Association, who donated heavily to both parties.

The Human Cost

• Foodborne illnesses are already on the rise, with over 53,000 hospitalizations and nine hundred deaths annually in the U.S.

• The rollback of safety rules means more contaminated food could reach shelves with no accountability, and consumers will not know where it came from.

Experience Is a Protest

The fact that European pasta did not make me sick is not just a personal anecdote, it is a living protest deregulated, chemically saturated food systems. My body knows the difference.

The Wheat Whispered at the Isle

“I left the Isle of Outstages Café with a satchel of sovereign pasta and a warning from the flame.

The wheat here sang. It did not scream. It did not poison. It remembered its roots.”

The Land Where Labels Lie

“I arrived in a place where food had no memory.

Where lobbyists wrote spells to erase traceability.

Where wheat was treated like a weapon, and care was deregulated.”

The Sovereign Gesture

“My friend covered brought me pasta from the Isle.

I ate. I did not get sick.

That was the protest. That was the truth. That was the archive.”

The Body Remembers What the Law Forgot

“They deregulated the food.

But my body remembered.

My archive responded.

And the flame stayed lit.”

The Bread That Betrayed Me

“They said it was just bread.

But I ate it and nearly died.

Then I crossed a border, and the wheat didn’t hurt.

The difference wasn’t in me.

It was in the chemicals.

And the care.”

America and Chemicals in Wheat

The Body Remembers What the Law Forgot

The Bread That Betrayed Me

“Celiac isn’t just a diagnosis.

It’s a protest.

Wheat allergy isn’t just a reaction.

It’s a rejection of deregulated care.

They treat food as profit.

We treat survival as sacred.”

Medical Truths as Mythic Protest

• Celiac disease and wheat allergy are rising your body is not confused; it’s responding to systemic harm.

• European wheat feels different because it is different: fewer chemicals, lower gluten, cleaner supply chains.

• Your body is a sovereign archive it remembers what policy tries to erase.

THIS WRITTEN, CREATED, EDITED, RESEARCHED BY

VICKI LAWANA TRUSSELLI

TRUSSELLI ART

OUTSTAGES CAFE PRODUCTION

ALL IN ENGLISH

CALIFORNIA 2025