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Originally Posted by claudhopper
Blackwater is into covert intelligence gathering, so they are spying on activists - probably making a hit list.
Did you hear about the beekeeper in Illinois? He had bred bees that were resistant to gmo. The State confiscated his bees and killed his queens.
It wouldn't surprise me in the least, most of these bee die outs are probably caused by insecticides, Monsanto probably would like to see the death of all honey bees so they can profit in the future with new artificial pollination techniques. if all the bees died out their would be a new multi billion dollar industry created...
It wouldn't surprise me in the least, most of these bee die outs are probably caused by insecticides, Monsanto probably would like to see the death of all honey bees so they can profit in the future with new artificial pollination techniques. if all the bees died out their would be a new multi billion dollar industry created...
You would think people would be smart enough to have a problem with one Mega corporation controlling all our food, a chemical company no less. How can people be sooo stupid?
Wow, the CTers are out in full force. Get your tin foil before the stores run out.
The drive to increase profits by controlling more of the food market with the paid for politicians blessing is a conspiracy?
Silly me. And all this time people have been arguing that business are not created to make a profit but to create jobs for thier fellow Americans. Hence, job creators....
So Monsanto says themself. I'd be curious as to why the orginal article was written in the first place if THEY (Monsanto) were just going to deny it later.
Said what? Deny what?
I think the (initial) confusion that lead to this unusual lwc is this line:
"clandestine intelligence services was sold to the multinational Monsanto"
That is in the article linked from the OP. It apparently means that services provided by Blackwater were sold to Monsanto not the service company.
In other words, bought their wares and not the company. At least not for $200+ K.
You mean the people on this thread, right? The people that quote some third party article that is three years old but never read the source because they want to believe what the third party tells them to believe?
What is that called? There must be a phrase that defines someone that falls for what a third party says because it sounds good to them instead of looking for the actual facts.
My comment wasn't referencing the people in this thread. Rather the op subject. My comment was based on previous documentation regarding the behaviour of the entities being discussed.
Posting something doesn't mean the article is accurate or believed unless claims are made to the contrary.
Information is just that. All information is biased by the act of observing or reporting.
Did anyone actually read the article? They bought the Intelligence Gathering Service. NOT the security company. They are two totally different things.
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