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cuz I'd love nothing more that to beat the living hell out of monsanto! 
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die off many times faster than their prey because the poison gets concentrated into the predator. I would think there could be some type of that same thing happening to humans with the corn fed beef. Good night now
and they keep getting more and more evil every day
What was the "angry mob" angry about?
How did there come to be an angry mob rioting for Monsanto?
In Brussels, on Wednesday thousands of protesters hit the streets calling for an overhaul of European food policy. The rally came as a new French study claimed rats fed GM corn produced by US firm Monsanto had suffered tumours and multiple organ damage. Opponents of genetically modified food were quick to demand an urgent review of the EU’s current policy.
‘‘Those in the food industry who said there wasn’t a risk lied, they didn’t tell people the truth. Europe’s independent food agencies now have to act. It is absolutely essential that we kickstart the debate and re-examine GM food. The new evidence shows how dangerous GM crops are for human health,’‘ said Green MEP Jose Bove.
http://www.euronews.com/2012/09/19/controversial-study-finds-tumours-in-rats-fed-gm/
Monsanto spokesman says this is rubbish....as his nose grew longer and longer.
Fresh row over GM foods as French study claims rats fed the controversial crops suffered tumours
Rats fed a lifelong diet of one of the bestselling strains of genetically modified corn suffered tumours and multiple organ damage, according to a controversial French study published today.
The report is set to reignite the debate over whether GM crops are safe.
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Gilles-Eric Seralini of the University of Caen and colleagues said rats fed on a diet containing NK603 - a seed variety from crop giant Monsanto made tolerant to dousings of the bestselling weedkiller Roundup - or given water containing Roundup at levels permitted in the United States died earlier than those on a standard diet.
The animals on the GM diet suffered mammary tumours, as well as severe liver and kidney damage.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2205509/Fresh-fears-GM-foods-French-study-finds-rats-fed-controversial-crops-suffered-tumours-multiple-organ-failure.html#ixzz26wlYOoF4
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The thing is, science today is most often applauded for its ''miracles'' and ''breakthroughs'' in their so-called understanding of Nature.'' Problem is, Nature already understands itself -- it knows what it's doing, it is we who don't understand even when our scientists claim that they do.
Who in science can tell us what the health and longevity effects have had upon the world's population from the over 90,000 chemical compounds they've created and launch into the environment since 1945? No one can. But I think I know. I'm nobody's fool. Likewise, one rarely sees someone pointing the finger of blame at science for unleashing all these new miracles they've discovered upon us, and which likely is the cause of the increases in diseases and deaths that we now suffer under. Even those of the ''unintended consequences'' variety. So I'm doing so -- now.
Because if science is to get credit for putting a man on the moon and saving kids from polio, then they must accept the blame when they kill, maim and impart debilitating conditions and diseases that result from their insights into how Nature works. Particularly since pharmaceutical medicines are now largely responsible for he surge in deaths which today kill more people than traffic accidents do. These so-called cures have been quietly marketed to our children to increase profits. And even when there is open recognition of the problem by our leaders nothing seems to change. It only gets worse. So exposing this and all of what these men and women of science do, is only fair.
It's the TRUTH.
- But I'm tired today and casting aspersions against Monsanto and their ilk can become a full-time occupation. So I'll let Chris speak for me -- he says it better anyway:
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