IBS, MCD, The furture Nightmare

[5./JG27.Farber]

Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Mad Cow diesease.

Monsanto...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0uls507hvM

[Chromius]

Interesting, never saw that video before, add it to the thousands of other treasonous and illegal acts being committed by corporations, banks, pharmaceutical co's the govt and others all in the pursuit of wealth, control and depopulation.

Though many do not even realize what they are really doing and are just after the wealth, no matter what the effects.

Monsanto and now milk

eugenicsanddepopulation.blogspot.com

Genetically Modified food hazards

http://www.raw-wisdom.com/50harmful.

[5./JG27.Farber]

The doc said in Europe GM food must be clearly labelled "GM food" yet I have never ever seen one of these labels.

[Kodoss]

Originally Posted by 5./JG27.Farber

The doc said in Europe GM food must be clearly labelled "GM food" yet I have never ever seen one of these labels.

But you could also ask Bayer for "meat with chocolade-flavor".
Just go to a food tradeshow, nearly the half of them are chemical industries.

[ATAG_Bliss]

I didn't watch the film, but as someone that grew up on a farm in the midwest (corn and soybean growers) monsanto has a monopoly on things.

Well, like anyone cares, but corn is a grass therefore you used to be able to spray 24d (a weed killer that doesn't kill grass) on the corn and then you'd row crop cultivate to try to get the rest of the weeds. This was pretty standard.

Nowadays - Low and behold monsanto and dekalb come out with genetically altered corn that is resistant to round-up (a weed killer that kills everything including grass). With the introduction to round-up ready corn, you spray once and forget it. No need to cultivate etc. Now, with that said, this is a great invention. But the round-up ready corn has a huge premium. Some farmers didn't want to pay an extra $30-70 per seed bag of it.

Here in lies the problem. Monsanto has a patent on life (specifically their round-up ready products) So when farmer joe's field (standard corn) is right next to bob's field (round up ready corn) and the wind blows and pollinates each others field. You now have round up ready DNA on both fields. Of course, Monsanto now comes in and sues farmer Joe's saying he owes Monsanto for a preminum for having their contaminated corn in his field.

Moral of the story, because of this patent on life - there is 0, nada, zip, zilch farms in the midwest that don't use Round-up ready corn. They control the ENTIRE grain market.

On the other hand you have soybeans. Unlike corn, beans are legumes and their bean pods actually produce a bean that can be replanted into the ground. Well it didn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that if you stored some of your old soybeans after harvest, you could then re-plant them next year. You'd take and have the seed cleaned and store it. Obviously, this was much cheaper than buying bags of seed beans.

Well long story, but the same thing happened with Round-up ready beans. If you don't buy them you will get sued, because, quite frankly, because of the natural wind conditions your field will always be contaminated with round up ready DNA. So everyone in the midwest has fallen suit and there is a 100% round up ready product being grown.

If not, the farmer who's getting away with it is a better spy than the likes that work in the CIA etc. Monsanto is that big, and that bad. But it's just like anything. Do you want to lose everything? Or do you conform and keep on living.

[5./JG27.Farber]

Bliss is there not a law against a monopoly like here in the UK?

[ATAG_Bliss]

Money always wins over justice, and our politicians are well paid for their stupidity. Money can buy anything.

[=CfC= Father Ted]

Originally Posted by ATAG_Bliss

Well, like anyone cares, but corn is a grass therefore you used to be able to spray 24d (a weed killer that doesn't kill grass) on the corn and then you'd row crop cultivate to try to get the rest of the weeds. This was pretty standard.

Nowadays - Low and behold monsanto and dekalb come out with genetically altered corn that is resistant to round-up (a weed killer that kills everything including grass). With the introduction to round-up ready corn, you spray once and forget it. No need to cultivate etc. Now, with that said, this is a great invention. But the round-up ready corn has a huge premium. Some farmers didn't want to pay an extra $30-70 per seed bag of it.

Here in lies the problem. Monsanto has a patent on life (specifically their round-up ready products) So when farmer joe's field (standard corn) is right next to bob's field (round up ready corn) and the wind blows and pollinates each others field. You now have round up ready DNA on both fields. Of course, Monsanto now comes in and sues farmer Joe's saying he owes Monsanto for a preminum for having their contaminated corn in his field.

Moral of the story, because of this patent on life - there is 0, nada, zip, zilch farms in the midwest that don't use Round-up ready corn. They control the ENTIRE grain market.

On the other hand you have soybeans. Unlike corn, beans are legumes and their bean pods actually produce a bean that can be replanted into the ground. Well it didn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that if you stored some of your old soybeans after harvest, you could then re-plant them next year. You'd take and have the seed cleaned and store it. Obviously, this was much cheaper than buying bags of seed beans.

Well long story, but the same thing happened with Round-up ready beans. If you don't buy them you will get sued, because, quite frankly, because of the natural wind conditions your field will always be contaminated with round up ready DNA. So everyone in the midwest has fallen suit and there is a 100% round up ready product being grown.

The things you learn on combat flightsim forums!

I have to admit, as a person of scientific bent, that I thought GM crops were a good idea. When I realised why Monsanto were pushing them (herbicide resistant crops means we can sell more herbicide) I was saddened.

Not all GM is bad though. In the UK we have a government-funded project which is looking at GM wheat which is resistant to aphids through enhanced natural defences. Seems to me that this stuff will feed more people even though it doesn't involve lining the pockets of multi-nationals.

Yet there are still numpty-luddites over here who seek to destroy these tests.

[5./JG27.Farber]

However, as seen in the documentary i posted, they are mixing plant DNA with bacteria DNA. The old way was selective breeding. - A darwinian apporach, nothing added, only taken away. What if i made people with chimp DNA? Its the same thing. It would not happen in nature... Its adding something to the delicate balance of nature. What will be the long term out come? They dont know! Thats the point.

Its worse than the first atom bomb in my opinion, at least with hind sight we know it only made the world slightly dertier... When these rogue genes spread (which they already have) and dominate normal plants and we cant get rid of them - then what? What is going to happen in the future when nearly all the world must pay them for nothing? Imagine I say all the food belongs to me! You must pay me a percentile to make it... Its wrong beyond belief.

Its pandoras box and its open. It cant be reversed!