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Farmers guilty of destroying our natural food supplies. The unchecked evils in the world

Updated on January 1, 2016

Can you tell which crops are genetically modified?

corn field
corn field | Source
Corn fields ready to harvest
Corn fields ready to harvest
Brocolli field
Brocolli field
broccoli ready to harvest
broccoli ready to harvest
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tomatoes ready to harvest
tomatoes ready to harvest
soy field
soy field
soy beans at harvest
soy beans at harvest
wheat field
wheat field
wheat ready to harves
wheat ready to harves

Genocide in the U.S.A.

Monsanto controls our food supplies, poisons our lands, and corrupts all three branches of our government.

This company should be tried for treason and crimes against the American people, instead of being protected by our politicians who represent Corporate America.

Is this the new age holocaust?

Genetically modified foods are being banned in every country except the USA where it is being shamelessly promoted without any objections from the government and surprisingly few objections by the general public in spite of its inherently potential deadly effects on humans.

In fact, this government is paving the way for GM (genetically modified) foods to be crammed down the throats of unsuspecting citizens without any concern at all for the possible and deadly side effects.

An act of terrorism

This is the perfect way for terrorists to get rid of millions of American citizens by deliberately altering their genetic makeup.

These GM foods may have the side effect of sterilizing, maiming, causing birth defects, massive tumors, increased cancer deaths, multiple organ failures in humans to name a few.

And still yet to come, are more virulent and newer disorders, that may be seen in the current generation as we age, or in generations to come as a direct result of genetic shifting from these "genetically modified" natural foods.

Altering natural foods by mother nature is a recipe for disaster.

It would be no surprise if this process causes catastrophic genetic shifting as early as the next generation.

There is some speculation that it already has been showing its effects.

Since the 'Genetic Modification' of cows to produce more milk, there have been increased incidences of autism, and arrested development in people that seem to be causing a greater number of pedophiles, and violent behavior.

Danger is escalating

The madness in Washington seems to be escalating:

1. Monsanto's next target? ''Frankenapple: Bad News No Matter How You Slice It''. And sanctioned by the U.S. government.

Monsanto's next target

Frankenapple - Coming to a supermarket near you.
Frankenapple - Coming to a supermarket near you. | Source

Why Monsanto is fighting food labeling: Do we really want to eat this or feed it to our children

GMO sterility in animals who eat GM foods being passed on to humans

2. The number of idiots in Washington seem to be growing exponentially.

We seem to also be having an increase in politicians with no discernible intelligence at all.

This is a perfect example: Sen. Blunt is the loudest, most obnoxious, most ignorant politician, and Monsanto's greatest ally in U.S. politics.

Money certainly can buy political favors.

The Good news:

Like the spending bill it’s attached to, the Monsanto Protection Act expires on Sept. 30, 2013. The best way to make sure it doesn’t survive is to force Sen. Blunt to resign.
What depths have our congressmen/women sunken to for selling their votes to Corporate America?

Sen. Blunt, republican from Missouri

We need to start booting these crazies out of Washington. Monsanto's greatest ally in Washington
We need to start booting these crazies out of Washington. Monsanto's greatest ally in Washington | Source

''Mad human'' greed disease

This world has gone completely mad with unfettered greed.
The day is yet to come when some idiot finds a way to patent the air, and we will have to pay per breath, or be put to death.

Patenting nature.

3. Patenting nature? Really?

Email received and forwarded to share with you:

Hi d.william:

We never expected this. In just a few days, over 160,000 people have signed our petition to Nestlé, calling for the company to stop trying to patent the traditional curative powers of nigella sativa. What's more, over 50,000 of you have shared the campaign with your friends -- and all this action is clearly having an effect on Nestlé.

Nestlé has written up an official response to our our demands on its site, but the conglomerate's defense is ridiculous: Nestlé claims everything is OK because it is not patenting the flower itself, just the flower's traditional medicinal use. Nestlé's official patent, filed in countries around the world, claims that it "invented" use of nigella sativa to treat allergic reactions, despite the fact that the flower has been used for this very purpose across the Middle East and Asia for over a millennium.

Nestlé's greedy grab at nigella sativa's curative power is not an error, it is part of a recurrent strategy by a corporation with a pattern of seeking to privatize and profit from traditional knowledge and other public resources.

We’re demanding that Nestlé give up its bid to control the anti-allergenic use of nigella sativa so that the company realizes it cannot get away with its public resource grab:

Thank you for standing up against corporate patent-grabs,

Kaytee and the rest of us ( thesumofus.org )

by d.william 4/25/13

How GMO foods affect our organs

Seeds of Death - the documentary

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