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The Biggest Threat to our FUTURE
Posted May 1st, 2008 by Pattie Smith
Everyone should go to this link and be shocked by Monsanto and their international practices to control our food supply. They have actually obtained the patent on "seed", that's right, the very seeds that grow our food. Little by little they are exterminating the organic, natural farmer and introducing their genetically derived seed and food product to all of us all over the world. They plan on controlling all of us. It is shocking. I can't believe this is happening. Here is the link:
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2008/05/01/this-compa...
Paste it into your surfer, if that doesn't work, go to www.mercola.com and search for RoundUp, herbicide and the Monsanto company.
Even those of us that are trying to do right by the environment and grow and purchase organic and self renewing resources will soon not be able to if they get their way.
*******AL GORE, PLEASE HELP US FIGHT MONSANTO AND OTHERS BIOGENETICALLY ENGINEERING AND CONTROLLING OUR FOOD SUPPLY. This is just as important a cause if not more urgent than the growing concern and crisis of global warming.************
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Don't Worry Pattie...
The only seeds that are bioengineered are corn, soybeans and cotton.
So according to your theory, Monsanto is going to be able to control the entire food supply by virtue of a patent on the technology that they developed for only 3 plant seeds? By the way, they don't have a patent on all corn, soybean or cotton seeds, only the seeds that are produced via their technology.
Please explain how Monsanto will be able to control the production of potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, squash, green beans, mushrooms, cabbage, lettuce, zuchini, brussel sprouts, oranges, grapefruit, cherries, plums, cantelopes, bananas, pork, poultry, beef, fish, crabs, shrimp and all other foods that are not bio-engineered?
And explain how Monsanto is exterminating the natural, organic farmer? As long as their is a market/demand for organic foods, their will always be organic farmers.
So take a deep breath Pattie, take a sip of organic tea and finish tending your organic garden.