March Against Monsanto May 25 (million, world, working, news)
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Republican black people who smoke pot suffer from face-eating munchie disease.
Beat that!
Pot-paranoid black youth flees gun-wielding ceut-freaked white authoritarian slob.
i'll try.
scientifically illiterate paranoid lunatics latch onto hilarious satire article about canadians banning nonexistent GMO cucumbers that cause pubic hair to fall out in "a pile of hair that looked like a chihuahua puppy" - and proclaim this to be 'running neck and neck with reality.'
Hard to believe anyone is FOR GMO's, and feeding garbage to their family.
People have a right to know what's in their food, and research so they don't become a burden on the medical system and need medical care. It is a win-win to support Organic and healthy foods.
But perhaps some are too partisan to see facts.
Not partisan but instead dumb as a box of frosted flakes.
because non-existent GMO cucumbers are causing massive losses of pubic hair within the canadian populace - this is your reality?
Their long-term goal appears to be nothing less than the complete and permanent poisoning of the world's food supply.
Their products are causing sterility and cancer.
The Canada story might be a parody, but it's not far from the truth. They threw that out there intentionally to discredit the true horror of what Monsanto is doing. It's not funny.
So far, you're doing a bang-up job of ignoring me. Keep it up.
Whether you ignore me or not, the FACT remains.....rats get tumours no matter what you feed them. A LOT of tumours. Big ugly ones. I should know; I certainly spent enough on vet bills.
Have I ever told you that I adore everything you post?
Perhaps this is a piece that Steven_h or whatever the name is should read. Actually, everybody should read it. It may be of interest to you as well for extra tidbits if you haven't read it, but I see you've already worked it out for yourself.
Their long-term goal appears to be nothing less than the complete and permanent poisoning of the world's food supply.
they seem to be doing a pretty poor job of that, seeing that not a single soul amongst the hundreds of millions who have consumed their products has been injured even slightly
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Their products are causing sterility and cancer.
poppycock. links pls?
natural news is always good for a laugh.
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The Canada story might be a parody
so now snopes didn't lie?
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but it's not far from the truth.
it's light-years from the truth.
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They threw that out there intentionally to discredit the true horror of what Monsanto is doing. It's not funny.
i found it hilarious, as it was intended. there is no 'horror' in what monsanto is doing.
they seem to be doing a pretty poor job of that, seeing that not a single soul amongst the hundreds of millions who have consumed their products has been injured even slightly
poppycock. links pls?
natural news is always good for a laugh.
so now snopes didn't lie?
it's light-years from the truth.
i found it hilarious, as it was intended. there is no 'horror' in what monsanto is doing.
from Natural News.
The U.S. Senate recently had an opportunity to vote on a farm bill amendment that would have supported the rights of states to mandate GMO labeling laws. The amendment, S.AMDT.965, was introduced by Sen. Bernie Sanders with the aim "...to permit States to require that any food, beverage, or other edible product offered for sale have a label on indicating that the food, beverage, or other edible product contains a genetically engineered ingredient.
This amendment quickly separated the wheat from the chaff, so to speak, on which U.S. senators believe in the rights of the people vs. the domination of corporations like Monsanto. Astonishingly, it also revealed that the two darling senators of the liberty movement -- Sen. Rand Paul and Sen. Ted Cruz -- were willing to sell out the people and vote in favor of Monsanto. (They both voted against the amendment to allow states to set GMO labeling laws.)
In all, seventy-one U.S. Senators, both democrats and republicans, voted against that amendment, selling out the American people to the interests of Monsanto. Many said they did so because they didn't want food labeling to be fragmented state by state. Food labeling is an issue the FDA should tackle, they explained. Yet the FDA is just another corporate sellout, we all know.
[color=#000000]The U.S. Senate recently........................require that any food, beverage, or other edible product offered for sale have a label on indicating that the food, beverage, or other edible product contains a genetically engineered ingredient
oh please what ISNT genetic engineered
you think MSG, of corn syrup, or even REFINED sugar is not ENGINEERED
heck even BLEACHED flour, or PASTURIZED milk is ENGINEERED
The U.S. Senate recently had an opportunity to vote on a farm bill amendment that would have supported the rights of states to mandate GMO labeling laws. The amendment, S.AMDT.965, was introduced by Sen. Bernie Sanders with the aim "...to permit States to require that any food, beverage, or other edible product offered for sale have a label on indicating that the food, beverage, or other edible product contains a genetically engineered ingredient.
This amendment quickly separated the wheat from the chaff, so to speak, on which U.S. senators believe in the rights of the people vs. the domination of corporations like Monsanto. Astonishingly, it also revealed that the two darling senators of the liberty movement -- Sen. Rand Paul and Sen. Ted Cruz -- were willing to sell out the people and vote in favor of Monsanto. (They both voted against the amendment to allow states to set GMO labeling laws.)
In all, seventy-one U.S. Senators, both democrats and republicans, voted against that amendment, selling out the American people to the interests of Monsanto. Many said they did so because they didn't want food labeling to be fragmented state by state. Food labeling is an issue the FDA should tackle, they explained. Yet the FDA is just another corporate sellout, we all know.
The U.S. Senate recently had an opportunity to vote on a farm bill amendment that would have supported the rights of states to mandate GMO labeling laws. The amendment, S.AMDT.965, was introduced by Sen. Bernie Sanders with the aim "...to permit States to require that any food, beverage, or other edible product offered for sale have a label on indicating that the food, beverage, or other edible product contains a genetically engineered ingredient.
This amendment quickly separated the wheat from the chaff, so to speak, on which U.S. senators believe in the rights of the people vs. the domination of corporations like Monsanto. Astonishingly, it also revealed that the two darling senators of the liberty movement -- Sen. Rand Paul and Sen. Ted Cruz -- were willing to sell out the people and vote in favor of Monsanto. (They both voted against the amendment to allow states to set GMO labeling laws.)
In all, seventy-one U.S. Senators, both democrats and republicans, voted against that amendment, selling out the American people to the interests of Monsanto. Many said they did so because they didn't want food labeling to be fragmented state by state. Food labeling is an issue the FDA should tackle, they explained. Yet the FDA is just another corporate sellout, we all know.
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