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The report says pesticides have “catastrophic impacts on the environment, human health and society as a whole”, including an estimated 200,000 deaths a year from acute poisoning. Its authors said: “It is time to create a global process to transition toward safer and healthier food and agricultural production.”[2017 March] Monsanto Isn’t Feeding the World—It’s Killing Our Children
The Gates Foundation, aka the tax-exempt Gates Family Trust, is currently in the process of spending billions of dollars in the name of humanitarianism to establish a global food monopoly dominated by genetically-modified (GM) crops and seeds [2012 Feb] Bill Gates, Monsanto, and eugenics: How one of the world's wealthiest men is actively promoting a corporate takeover of global agriculture
How do they do it? Well, sad to say, there are sexual rituals involving demonic beings known as sucubus and incubus. These reptilian beings densify during the slaughter of a young virgin girl, no older than 12, but menstruating. That's the reason for the growth hormones in milk - to produce more menstruating young women in western countries. It was getting tough - as the CIA continued its Satanic expansion of itself into every town, city, and hamlet in the North and Southern Americas, to fill the needs of the Beast. Plus, keeping their own undead here, requires a whole cataloge of young children. http://www.whale.to/b/dor83.htm
While Taylor was at the FDA in the early 90's, he also oversaw the policy
regarding Monsanto's
genetically engineered bovine growth hormone (rbGH/rbST) -- injected into
cows to increase milk supply.
The milk from injected cows has
more pus, more antibiotics, more bovine growth hormone, and most importantly,
more insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1). IGF-1 is a huge risk factor for
common cancers and its high levels in this drugged milk is why so many
medical organizations and
hospitals have taken stands against rbGH. A former Monsanto scientist told
me that when three of his Monsanto colleagues evaluated rbGH safety and
discovered the elevated IGF-1 levels, even they refused to drink any more milk
-- unless it was organic and therefore untreated.
Government scientists from Canada
evaluated the FDA's
approval of rbGH and concluded that it was a dangerous facade. The drug was
banned in Canada, as well as Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. But it
was approved in the US while Michael Taylor was in charge. His drugged milk
might have caused a significant rise in US cancer rates.
Additional published evidence also implicates rbGH in the high rate of
fraternal twins in the US.
Taylor also determined that milk
from injected cows did not require any special labeling. And as a gift to his
future employer Monsanto, he wrote a white paper suggesting that if companies
ever had the audacity to label their products as not using rbGH, they should
also include a disclaimer stating that according to the FDA, there is no
difference between milk from treated and untreated cows.
Taylor's disclaimer was also a lie.
Monsanto's own studies and FDA scientists officially acknowledged differences in
the drugged milk. No matter. Monsanto used Taylor's white paper as the basis to
successfully sue dairies that labeled their products as rbGH-free.
[2009
July] You're Appointing Who? Please Obama, Say It's Not So!
by Jeffrey Smith
As consumers learned that rbGH was dangerous, they refused to buy the milk.
To keep their customers, a tidal wave of companies has publicly committed to not
use the drug and to label their products as such. Monsanto tried unsuccessfully
to convince the FDA and FTC to make it illegal for dairies to make rbGH-free
claims, so they went to their special friend in Pennsylvania -- Dennis Wolff. As
state secretary of agriculture, Wolff unilaterally declared that labeling
products rbGH-free was illegal, and that all such labels must be removed from
shelves statewide. This would, of course, eliminate the label from all national
brands, as they couldn't afford to create separate packaging for just one state.
Fortunately, consumer demand forced
Pennsylvania's Governor Ed Rendell to step in and stop Wolff's madness. But
Rendell allowed Wolff to take a compromised position that now requires rbGH-free
claims to also be accompanied by Taylor's FDA disclaimer on the package.
President Obama is considering
Dennis Wolff for the top food safety post at the USDA. Yikes!
Rumor has it that the reason
why Pennsylvania's governor is supporting Wolff's appointment is to get him out
of the state -- after he "screwed up so badly" with the rbGH decision. Oh great,
governor. Thanks.
[2009 July]
You're Appointing Who? Please Obama, Say It's Not So!
by Jeffrey Smith
"Rumsfeld was president of Serle corporation in
1977, maker of aspartame, then, part of Reagan transition team, and got
aspartame 'legalized' by appointing a defense department contractor [??] (Hayes)
as head of FDA!
In January 1981 Rumsfeld told a
sales meeting, according to one attendee, that he would call in his chips and
get aspartame approved by the end of the year. On January 25th, the day the new
president took office, the previous FDA commissioner's authority was suspended,
and the next month, the commissioner's job went to Dr. Arthur Hull Hayes.
Transition records do not show why
the administration chose ***Hayes, a professor and Defense Department contract
researcher.*** In July Hayes, defying FDA advisors, approved aspartame for dry
foods -- his first major decision. In November 1983 the FDA approved aspartame
for soft drinks -- Hayes' last decision. In November 1983 Hayes, under fire for
accepting corporate gifts, left the agency and went to Searle's public-relations
firm as senior medical advisor. Later Searle lawyer Robert Shapiro named
aspartame NutraSweet. Monsanto purchased Searle. Rumsfeld received a $12 million
bonus. Shapiro is now Monsanto president. .....Former
White House Chief of Staff Rumsfeld owed a debt of gratitude to former White
House confidante and Rumsfeld friend Donald Kendal, Pepsi's chairman. The Pepsi
announcement and aggressive marketing (millions of gumballs, a red and white
swirl, tough contracts) made NutraSweet known in every home.
....From 1985 to 1995, researchers did about 400 aspartame studies. They
were divided almost evenly between those that gave assurances and those that
raised questions about the sweetener. Most instructively, Searle paid for 100%
of those finding no problem. All studies paid for by non-industry sources raised
questions."---James
S. Turner
If these genetically engineered seeds blow onto a farmer’s field, Monsanto could
come on their field, test their crops, demand money from them and claim
ownership of the crops. The farmer, who probably doesn't want to have
genetically engineered seeds anywhere near his field, now has this responsibility. It’s a very strange situation. It seems like Monsanto has all
the power and that they don't have any accountability or responsibility. If
contamination occurs on an innocent neighboring farm, somehow the innocent
farmer has to pay for the contamination. It’s illogical. This is now the way
that the system is working. It’s the opposite from what you would imagine..............
in order to determine whether or not these crops would
be regulated, both the government and the biotech industry decided that these
seeds would be considered “substantially equivalent” to normal seeds. This is
simply not true. The reason why they came up with this
determination was so that GE foods wouldn't have to be regulated, tested nor
labeled.
...One future is industrial
pesticides, chemical laden, tasteless food that is heavily processed, controlled
by huge multinational corporations for their own benefit; the other future is
exemplified by organic farmers who farm and feed people regionally with good
healthy food that people can feel safe eating and eat in a sense of community
and family. If people really understood what was happening to our food supply,
they would choose good, safe, healthy food grown by a local farmer. If we choose
to eat this way, we will also benefit by supporting local economies.
The
Future of Food - Fake Foods] Investigative Reporter,
Pam Killeen interviews Deborah Garcia about her new movie, The Future of Food.
More than 25,000 peasants in India have taken their lives since 1997 when the practice of seed saving was transformed under globalisation pressures and multinational seed corporations started to take control of the seed supply. Seed saving gives farmers life. Seed monopolies rob farmers of life. [2004] Corporate Globalisation By Vandana Shiva
The gospel according to Monsanto is that their patented GM seeds and their bovine growth hormone (BGH) will increase worldwide production of agricultural, dairy and meat products and Bt cotton to the extent that worldwide hunger and poverty will be eradicated.
The actual truth is rather the opposite. GMOs are creating serious damage all over the world and artificial BGH injection in c
ows[4] cause numerous health problems, and even death.