Comments by "Howard the dot connector." (@peetsnort) on "The Origins Of The Neocons And Their Lunatic World View | A History With Professor Michael Brenner" video.

  1. affectionately termed Hawaiian red dirt (the red color is due to the presence of the oxides of Fe). Although Fe is farily abundant in many Hawaiian soils, it is poorly available to pineapple plants because of the minerals it occurs in and because pineapple has a limited root system. (so other plants with more extensive root and ion uptake systems can extract sufficient iron for their needs from Hawaiiain soils). So this is why it was and still is added to pineapple plants today
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  2. God didn't give iron to hawaii. Man planted pineapple and it failed. Hawaii stayed pristine. Man put iron into the soil and pineapple crops thrived and the shine of hawaii was lost forever
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