(10-01-2012, 11:11 PM)Bring4th_Austin Wrote: [ -> ]Do you have opinions about the Institute for Responsible Technology? Did you find the movie worth it? Was there evidence in there worthy of presenting to a real skeptic?
Jeffrey Smith and the Institute For Responsible Technology have done more than any other person or organization to expose Monsanto and their diabolical scheme to control the food supply with their attempt to patent genetically altered life forms. Their gmo corn, soy and sugar beets have all been shown to be deleterious to humans and animals. The dangers they pose have yet to be fully realized. The corruption at the highest levels of the US gov't in their dealings with Big Food and Big Ag is proof that they are working together to poison the public and take over the food supply.
Here's just one more article exposing these criminals. And the recent march against Monsanto taking place in cities around the world has been very successful in raising awareness of this practice.
Hungary torches 500 hectares of GM corn to eradicate GMOs from food supply
(NaturalNews) When it comes to protecting the public from GMOs, Hungary knows how to get the job done: set fire to the fields growing GM corn!
Although environmentalists might at first argue about the ramifications of burning so much organic matter right out in the open, the deeper truth is that genetic pollution poses a vastly more serious threat to our world, and burning GM corn is the one sure way to destroy the poisonous genetic code contained in plant tissues. In fact, I hope to see the day when the U.S. courts order the destruction of all GM corn fields across America. And I suspect that if the courts won't rise to the occasion, the People will sooner or later find a way to get it done on their own. Think "Army of the 12 Monkeys" but with a GMO slant.
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GMOs have been banned in 27 countries, and GMOs are required to be labeled in at least 50 countries. In America, where Monsanto has deployed an insidious degree of influence over the legislature and courts, GMOs are neither illegal nor required to be labeled. In fact, 71 U.S. Senators recently voted against a measure that would have allowed states to pass their own food labeling laws.
Those Senators are now known as the Monsanto 71. The list includes Rand Paul and Ted Cruz, both senators from agricultural states (Kentucky and Texas) where Monsanto continues to exercise heavy influence over farmers.
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By disallowing GMO labeling and promoting the continued commercialization of genetically modified crops (thanks, USDA!), the U.S. government is playing Russian roulette with America's food future. One day, something the scientists didn't anticipate will kick in, and the crimes against nature that have been committed by Monsanto will explode into a genetic apocalypse that threatens the future of life on our planet.
Remember: GMOs aren't merely "pollution" in the classic sense. They are self-replicating pollution that may be impossible to stop. Hence the wisdom of burning GM corn fields to the ground. Fire destroys DNA and breaks down vegetable matter into its elemental constituents: carbon and mineral ash, essentially. Fields that were once dangerous are now harmless. Fire restores sanity by destroying the engineered DNA dreamed up by mad scientists working for arrogant, foolish corporations who think they're smarter than Mother Nature and God.
read more:
http://www.naturalnews.com/040525_Hungar...ields.html
