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    1. I have seen bigger drift to the wayside, good resourceful people would aid in this NOT happening.Remember those ignorant of such things have very short attentions spans, so to much technical info, their brain shuts down.

      Needs a quick punch, that or Jouwsey Shouws Snookie worked into the storyline.

  1. David Llewellyn Fost says:

    Great work Cassandra and Anthony, the problem as I see it in the US is that the whole regulatory process right through to the judiciary is rigged. It makes a mockery of both the law and of independent, ethical science, not to mention governance itself. The implications for the planetary ecosystem are dire. Right now it looks as though the only way Monsanto and the US criminal cabal can be brought to book will be through the international courts. To that end, I recommend the approach advocated by English environmental lawyer Polly Higgins in her 2010 book, Eradicating Ecocide http://www.pollyhiggins.com/Polly_Higgins/Welcome

  2. sandy daniels says:

    They could conceivably poison the whole damned population then sa oops SORRY BOUT THAT fines are jokes. Prison terms for life, and bans on all GMO crops is what we need. I'd rather starve than trust these bozoos

  3. Monsanto are patent terrorists and to be honest, I don't think I've ever heard about a more morally bankrupt and unethical corporation in my life. Each member of their board belongs in a prison cell. I'm actually surprised that any human being would behave in such a way, never mind a whole giant corporation of people. I can only assume every member of staff and exec at Monsanto must use INSANE rationalizing and capitalist justifications, or just plain old denial and ignorance to appease their conscious so they can sleep at night. SHAME ON YOU Monsanto – And ANYONE who works for them, even if your just a part-time cleaner. ANYONE who works for Monsanto is scum in my opinion.

  4. Global March Against Monsanto – Saturday, May 24, 2014.

    Google it to find the event near you and Join millions worldwide marching to take back our food!!

  5. Kyle Ness says:

    It was only released as a field variety test trial to see how it yields and how it responds to various soil types compared to other varieties of alfalfa. Keep in mind that if it did not yield better than it’s Non GMO counterparts it would not have good sales.

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