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http://naturalsociety.com/monsanto-b...research-firm/
I honestly don't think I have anything polite to add about the content of the article itself, but I thought it was entertaining.
I especially like that the article pretty much only references other articles on that site and the one external link I clicked on gives an error.
Are all the books wrong and Maize and Wheat are actually major foraging crops for bees?
Enough of your frankenfoods
I'm with Robbie.
Organic Popcorn which will not cross with GMO corn gets my vote.
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Robbie says:
September 8, 2012 at 5:00 pm
I totally agree with you Mark. It was the first thing that came to my mind when i saw the headline. I am just sick about this. Folks, start putting away food that you can store for long periods of time. Within a few short years, we will have food shortages (especially important foods like fruits, some veggies, and other grains that require pollination, etc.) The only corn i eat is organic popcorn because it doesn’t cross pollinate with GMO or other corns…it is a separate species.
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LOL! We could do with folk like Robbie on this forum to liven it up a little.
I thought we already had a couple - naming no names of course.
Er, does this mean I should hang on to all those tins of beans I put up in the attic for when the end of the world came a few years ago?
As long as they are Heinz rather than GM soya.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Ember
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hJQ18S6aag
Is the mighty wind created by Heinz more or less mighty than that engendered by GM soya? Your reply could be pertinent in a small household.
... and if you produced some GM soya ... errr ... wind, would you have to label it accordingly if it came from more a than 1% GM source? Should the ECJ be told about this anomaly?!
The GM wind is more of a bluster than a bone fide mighty wind.