Indiana farmer battles seed giant Monsanto - Page 3

Here's another eye opener.
It seems important for everyone and especially women worried about breast cancer.

We're powerless against them.

Maybe we are only because they own our politicians.

The problem is global and hopefully governments not so dependent on their money will act to ban GMO's and maybe even file suit for damages to their crops and environment.

Maybe someone will simply light a match.

People would rather argue about guns, or the price of gas, than do something about the corruption and take over of planets food supply.
Short sighted indeed, and very sad.

Out of sight price of live stock feed is because of gas prices and production of ethanol mixed with gas. Then the price of groceries is out of sight because of high price of gas and live stock feed. Then the food made from the livestock being fed the high price feed makes people sick because GMO crops. Crops need to be GMO for high yield to supply gas/ethanol, live stock, and dinner table and exports. Too many, too dependent on US production, so Russia and China take up the slack. They need GMO seeds for high yield, also. And no body but the Brits give a shit that GMO crops are deadly. And the beat goes on.

Suck it up, Monsanto-it appears-this fella found a loophole that your cadre of attorneys forgot to factor in when they were crafting the contracts for Roundup-Ready soybeans.  Guess you'll need to redraft those documents to include a requirement that farmers purchasing the seed beans must obtain a document from the grain elevator they sell to that prohibits the elevator from selling or using the beans it has just purchased for planting...and then the grain elevator is going to have to obtain a document from their customers who are buying the beans swearing or affirming that THEY will not use or sell those beans for planting, too.  Oh, look! At least two more attorneys will get paid to have their paralegals compose contracts--how fortuitious for the profession!

And of course it's unlikely that this guy will prevail, unfortunately, because his pockets are nowhere near as deep as Monsanto's, nor is his reach anywhere as extensive. It was a good run while it lasted, Mr. Bowman...

lawyers don't hire themselves

I guess you guys didn't look at either one of Lees video offerings.
You really should.

I looked at the one with the tumor filled rats. It's no wonder cancer is probably going to killed most of us.

Most people I tell or share those vids with had no idea and were outraged.

When consumers unite - things could possibly change.
http://www.activistpost.com/2012/12/cheerios-removes-app-during-fury-of.html

This one bugs me because of how wide spread it is.
http://seattleorganicrestaurants.com/vegan-whole-foods/top-20-genetically-modified-foods/

Whole Food's Dirty Little Secret: Most of the So-Called "Natural" Processed Foods and Animal Products They Sell Are Contaminated with GMOs
http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_22449.cfm


If you look around enough, you can find some organic or non gmo alternatives - example corn starch
Some brands on the internet found to be non-GMO are:

Bob’s Red Mill All Natural Corn starch;
Rapunzel Organic Corn Starch;
Rumford Naturals Corn Starch; (made by clabber girl)
http://www.clabbergirl.com/consumer/products/rumford/
Let’s Do…Organic Organic Cornstarch
Frontier Herb Organic Cornstarch


You can also get organic flour from King Arthur.



Makes me wonder about agenda 21's depopulation.