YOU WON'T BELIEVE THIS # I Called MONSANTO & This is What I Heard...

New Study Confirms GMO Crops Causing More Pesticide Use, Superweeds
Lisa Garber
Friday, October 5, 2012
Activist Post

Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) require more pesticide use on crops, say the authors of a 16-year study published in Environmental Sciences Europe. According to the researchers, 527 million pounds of a toxic herbicide have inundated farmlands since 1996.

What’s more, this abhorrent amount is much greater than that promised by Monsanto, which claims that GM crops require smaller doses of herbicides like the company’s best-selling Roundup Ready.

This study found, however, that although farmers did reduce Roundup Ready use by 2 percent between 1996 and 1999, herbicide use resurged with a vengeance thereafter. This was a result of the emergence of “superweeds” that resist herbicides, requiring farmers to use more of it with each application.

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This video pretty much says it all, quite succinctly!

It makes me want to laugh, through my tears.



Thanks for continuing to keep us aware

great!

EU sides with Monsanto in 'GMO Cancer Corn' word war
05 October, 2012,

The European Food Safety Authority has rejected a controversial study by French scientists linking GM corn to cancer. Many in Europe are already calling for stricter controls on GMOs, as farmers weigh the lucrative crops against health concerns.

­In September, French scientists from the University of Caen released a study claiming that rats fed on a diet containing NK603 – a corn seed variety made tolerant to amounts of Monsanto's Roundup weed-killer – or given water mixed with the product at levels permitted in the United States died earlier than those on a standard diet.

The study elicited calls for stricter controls on already unpopular genetically modified (GM) crops in Europe. France had already issued a temporary ban on another Monsanto corn seed (MON810) in May due to a similar study.

However, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) claimed the study lacked enough specific information on Friday, and asked the scientists who conducted it to provide more details on their testing methods. The move adds to the constant back and forth in the debate over genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

The "design, reporting and analysis of the study … are inadequate," the EFSA said in its review, concluding that it could not "regard the authors' conclusions as scientifically sound."

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Fake as if they will put "If your children and pets are dying"

There is nothing wrong with round silly its just a hormonal weed killer.
Its the damn GM seeds they use with it which are the problem.

*up

duhhh

good find.
thanx for sharing.

What ? Who would call their daughter Stardust and why does she not have her name changed ?

Ziggy...

Thanks for the clarification Captain Obvious.

Well, they modified the crops that way because they are selling the pesticides and herbicides too. They even advertised the new crops as being more resistent to pesticides and herbicides. Insanity.

So one cube of white sand but the cats will poo in it.

Darn if i would have 10.000 euro i would have bought sand today.

Question:

Would it NOT BE PROPER to gather up a big ole army of like minded awakened souls at this point and march through Monsanto like a Boston Tea Party?


Proper I say.

they are fucking killing us.


why is it not justified to do the same back at them?

will these questions get me on a government watch list?

who cares, im already dead, POISONED by the food THEY fed me.

will i get a visit from the assholes at some ABC gang?

Sure but that gives me a clear view of my enemy.



War is upon us whether we like it or not.

I got guns.

Washington state takes on GE labeling
Thu, 2012-10-04

In news out earlier this week, food and farming leaders from the Evergreen State are taking up the issue of labeling genetically engineered foods on the state’s ballot. Despite the fact that federal and state governments have largely either ignored or assiduously avoided the issue, Washington joins California in taking the matter directly to the voters.

This should be no surprise, as ballot initiatives have proven the last resort when other policy arenas fail to take up or take action on public issues. The Food and Drug Agency (FDA) has failed to add labeling to everyday grocery products, despite repeated requests by millions of Americans. Earlier this year, over 500 organizations across the country in the Just Label It coalition, including PAN, sent a million petition signatures to FDA. Their response? “Don’t call us, we’ll call you,” reports Grist’s Tom Laskawy.

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Why does Monsanto refuse to sell their product in their own lunch rooms at work?

They don't wanna die on their own supply...

I called Monsanto, You Won't Believe It
One day I wanted to know if it was safe to use Round Up around my home, pets and family, so my girlfriend Stardust decided to call Monsanto direct, You will not believe you she heard. We recorded it for all of you out there.
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The Renewable Insanity of Monsanto, Bill Gates, the Rockefellers and Craig Venter
Cassandra Anderson, Contributor
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Activist Post

Monsanto, Bill Gates, the Rockefellers, Craig Venter and other investors are working behind-the-scenes to bring genetically engineered (GE) algae to market with products that include fuel, animal feed made with manure, human food and vaccines.

The US government has a stake in this enterprise, too. Obama put a moratorium on drilling for oil on federal land and voted down the Keystone pipeline, in addition to subsidizing the nuclear industry instead of increasing oil reserves.

Obama has advocated replacing 17% of US oil imports with oil made from algae.

Algae could be the next bottomless pit that the government flushes money down, to the detriment of the taxpayer, similar to the many solar energy scandals.

There are two major areas of algae research that the government and private entities are funding; open pond algae farms use massive amounts of freshwater, but this is the cheapest option. The second option is mutated, genetically engineered (GE) or synthetic algae that may be able to use saltwater and polluted water, but there are risks of out-of-control consequences.

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kind of misleading thread title...dont you think??

O dear! Are you gonna report me at the 'Misleading Thread Title Police'?

btw, there are a couple of other videos & articles posted in this thread that are far from misleading

hey, i agree with you completely...monsanto is evil...you just tricked me into watching the vid you embedded...