Here is a
link to a torrent of the new Borat film. I was somewhat disappointed with some of the skits that they were cut very short. We never see the full riot he caused at the rodeo nor much of the interview with Allan Keyes.
At one point when meeting with a foreign dignitary, Borat presents some cheese to his interviewee which he then informs comes from his wife's breast milk. A friend of mine who knows my thoughts on the matter asked me to share with the world my unconventional theories about human breast milk and after reading it, you will understand my reluctance.
As a mammal and a large consumer of bovine milk as well as occasionally cheese made from goat's or sheep's milk, I have often considered how strange it is that in a modern consumer society, the commercial consumption of human breast milk does not occur. Before the invention of baby formula, women were of course hired as nurses to feed other women's children. Considering the size and fertility of humans, the potential to transmit disease and competition with feeding babies, human breast milk is very dear and commercialisation faces many hurtles. Maintaining freshness and ensuring a consistent, fresh supply of organic, hormone and disease-free mothers willing to sell the milk they once fed their baby is very expensive to say the least. Still I would expect in large metropolitan areas for such a thing to exist for babies at hospitals and specialty food stores for the
smug elite.
After doing a little
searching I found a couple
news stories and a few
medical organisations that sell milk for a high premium.
