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/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl General Category >> Politics, Religion (Tall Table) >> Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From GM Co /cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1368395143 Message started by Midnightrider on 05/12/13 at 14:45:43 |
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Title: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From GM Co Post by Midnightrider on 05/12/13 at 14:45:43 Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From GM Corn By Anthony Gucciardi, Natural Society 16 June 12 n a riveting victory against genetically modified creations, a major biotech company known as Syngenta has been criminally charged for denying knowledge that its GM Bt corn actually kills livestock. What's more is not only did the company deny this fact, but they did so in a civil court case that ended back in 2007. The charges were finally issued after a long legal struggle against the mega corp initiated by a German farmer named Gottfried Gloeckner whose dairy cattle died after eating the Bt toxin and coming down with a ‘mysterious' illness. Grown on his own farm from 1997 to 2002, the cows on the farm were all being fed exclusively on Syngenta's Bt 176 corn by the year 2000. It was around this time that the mysterious illnesses began to emerge among the cattle population. Syngenta paid Gloeckner 40,000 euros in an effort to silence the farmer, however a civil lawsuit was brought upon the company. Amazingly, 2 cows ate genetically modified maize (now banned in Poland over serious concerns) and died. During the civil lawsuit, however, Syngenta refused to admit that its GM corn was responsible. In fact, they went as far as to claim having no knowledge whatsoever of harm. The case was dismissed and Gloeckner, the farmer who launched the suit, was left thousands of euros in debt. And that's not all; Gloeckner continued to lose many cows as a result of Syngenta's modified Bt corn. After halting the use of GM feed in 2002, Gloeckner attempted a full investigation with the Robert Koch Institute and Syngenta involved. The data of this investigation is still unavailable to the public, and only examined one cow. In 2009, however, the Gloeckner teamed up with a German action group known as Bündnis Aktion Gen-Klage and to ultimately bring Syngenta to the criminal court. Using the testimony of another farmer whose cows died after eating Syngenta product, Gloeckner and the team have charged the biotech giant for the death of over 65 cows, withholding knowledge of the death-link, and holding the corporation liable for not registering the cattle deaths. The team is even charging Hans-Theo Jahmann, the German head of Syngenta , personally over the withholding of knowledge. The charges bring to light just how far large biotechnology companies will go to conceal evidence linking their genetically modified products to serious harm. Monsanto, for example, has even threatened to sue the entire state of Vermont if they attempt to label its genetically modified ingredients. Why are they so afraid of the consumer knowing what they are putting in their mouths? |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by justin_o_guy2 on 05/12/13 at 17:38:57 Why are they so afraid of the consumer knowing what they are putting in their mouths? Geee,,, thats quite a question, innitt? YOu dont spose its because they KNOW what theyre selling is deadly, do ya? Globalists make $$$ selling toxic foods to their victims. Its a 3D chess game, They make $$$ when the product sells. Some people are more affected than others. All are affected over time. They make $$$ when the victims go to the Dr & then the pharmacy, to pay for the drugs to treat the symptoms. Its a wealth transfer scheme created by eugenicists. They make $$$ while they cull the herd,, its pure evil. |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by Starlifter on 05/14/13 at 20:54:19 New App Lets You Boycott Monsanto And More By Scanning Your Shopping Cart http://www.realfarmacy.com/new-app-lets-you-boycott-monsanto-and-more-by-scanning-your-shopping-cart/ |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by WebsterMark on 05/15/13 at 05:47:36 Monsanto wins Supreme Court case on GMO soybean seeds you're gonna be pulling a lot of stuff out of that shopping cart.... |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by Starlifter on 05/21/13 at 16:21:05 Hungary destroy all Monsanto GMO Corn Fields Hungary has taken a bold stand against biotech giant Monsanto and genetic modification by destroying 1000 acres of maize found to have been grown with genetically modified seeds, according to Hungary deputy state secretary of the Ministry of Rural Development Lajos Bognar. Unlike many European Union countries, Hungary is a nation where genetically modified (GM) seeds are banned. In a similar stance against GM ingredients, Peru has also passed a 10 year ban on GM foods. Almost 1000 acres of maize found to have been ground with genetically modified seeds have been destroyed throughout Hungary, deputy state secretary of the Ministry of Rural Development Lajos Bognar said. The GMO maize has been ploughed under, said Lajos Bognar, but pollen has not spread from the maize, he added. Unlike several EU members, GMO seeds are banned in Hungary. The checks will continue despite the fact that seek traders are obliged to make sure that their products are GMO free, Bognar said. Read more at http://www.realfarmacy.com/hungary-destroys-all-monsanto-gmo-corn-fields/#S8kaz3c4Vff8X7zz.99 Also banned in: France Germany Austria Luxembourg Greece Bulgaria Poland. |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by Paraquat on 05/22/13 at 06:11:10 Connecticut wanted to start with labeling... but was shut down. http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/324345 There must be a LOT of dollars in play. More than I originally assumed. --Steve |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by justin_o_guy2 on 05/22/13 at 18:17:28 Gee,, I wunner why Bammy doesnt just straight up pull the plug on these creeps.. Talk about SUPPORT!!! He would score HUGE.. If he would crush Monsatan & drive labeling thru I would send him a thank you letter.. |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by Starlifter on 05/22/13 at 18:37:08 Can ANY politician stand up to a billion and billions dollar monster corporation?...No, but hey, that's "Capitalism" at it's powerful finest. The Corps. run the show and call the shots, It's the American way, you know, the "United States of Corporations. And this is the NEW Capitalism where people are forced to work 39 hours a week instead of 40 hours just so the corporations don't have to pay benefits...job security?? Ha ha, that was your grandfather's Capitalism. Today you may be hired one day and gone the next....phfft. Today's Capitalism in it's current form is a crime against the working 90%. Capitalism indeed. |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by Starlifter on 05/22/13 at 20:13:58 Could the Monsanto Protection Act get repealed? By Claire Thompson Smuggled into the bill President Obama was forced to avert a government shutdown in March was a sneaky little rider called the “farmer assurance provision.” It’s since come to be known as the Monsanto Protection Act, being very assuring to the biotech giant, if no one else. It allows farmers to plant genetically modified crops before they’ve been declared safe by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, in defiance of court orders suspending planting until environmental reviews can be completed. Once food-advocacy groups and then the general public found out about the quietly passed provision, outcry against it spread, in the form of petitions and even rare displays of bipartisan solidarity. On Monday, Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) announced that he’s introducing an amendment to the Senate version of the farm bill that would repeal the Monsanto Protection Act in its entirety. “The Monsanto Protection Act is an outrageous example of a special interest loophole,” said Merkley in a press release. “This provision nullifies the actions of a court that is enforcing the law to protect farmers, the environment and public health. That is unacceptable.” ...................(more) The complete piece is at: http://grist.org/news/could-the-monsanto-protection-act-get-repealed/ ***************************************************************************** Monsanto is a cancer on this planet. And none of that Capitalism at work creating jobs crap. |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by Midnightrider on 05/22/13 at 20:39:14 How many employees has Monsanto killed? Jog can you answer that? |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by WebsterMark on 05/23/13 at 04:15:16 And this is the NEW Capitalism where people are forced to work 39 hours a week instead of 40 hours just so the corporations don't have to pay benefits...job security?? Ha ha, that was your grandfather's Capitalism. Today you may be hired one day and gone the next....phfft. Today's Capitalism in it's current form is a crime against the working 90%. Capitalism indeed. This is an attitude I can't understand. I guess that's why we will always see things differently Star. Cut down to 39 hours, lost your benefits and what do you do? Sit there, pregnant dog and moan; take it 'like a man"? Screw that, walk away and work someplace else. If you're gonna let youself get screwed over; then whose fault is it really? We're all free agents. You don't like we're you're working, find some place else. If everyone did that, the laws of supply and demand would come into play and employers would be forced to alter what they do in order to attract workers. When we sit back and allow unions or government rules to do our dirty work for us, this is what we get. Monsanto is just a company doing business. They are no different than the federal government for that matter. I wish Star were as upset as what the IRS has done as he is about Monsanto. Uncle Sam is far more dangerous to you than Monsanto.... |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by justin_o_guy2 on 05/23/13 at 06:13:00 Wouldnt know how many Monsatan has killed, employee or otherwise, but theyre responsible for many deaths. Farmers in other countries have killed themselves after being ruined by Monsatan. Their products are toxic & killing & injuring people all over the place. Slowly,, so, you dont eat a burger & die & the doctor says, LOOK, it was the Burger,, no,, you develop chronic illnesses,, any evidence of that? Naaawwww,, except for all the people who are weak & sick,, we are a healthy nation. What I dont understand is how the hayull do we find people to play sports.. |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by srinath on 05/23/13 at 10:29:34 6C5E59484F5E49765A49503B0 wrote:
This is a BS line of reasoning. Why ? 1. If you walk away - you will starve to death in short order. 2. The other companies in your town have all got the memo, and they have done the same thing. 3. The employment policy usually is last in - first out, as in it rewards seniority. If we had an infinite life span, as well as an ability to pay our bille and live and continue our normal life when looking for work, this idea is feasible. You dont want employees to collude and collectively bargain. The companies are colluding and collectively bargaining. Lets try this - how did citi group, B of A, JPMC, wachovia, wells fargo, GMAC, countrywide, washington mutual, lehmann brothers, Bear stearns and AIG all demand for a bail out on the same day or within a few days of each other ? Yea ... the management of those companies have 100% collusion. A non unionized single worker will starve to death if he walks away from a job in protest just cos they cut his hours and benefits. Cool. Srinath. |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by WebsterMark on 05/23/13 at 14:42:01 This is a BS line of reasoning. Why ? 1. If you walk away - you will starve to death in short order. 2. The other companies in your town have all got the memo, and they have done the same thing. 3. The employment policy usually is last in - first out, as in it rewards seniority. If we had an infinite life span, as well as an ability to pay our bille and live and continue our normal life when looking for work, this idea is feasible. You dont want employees to collude and collectively bargain. The companies are colluding and collectively bargaining. Lets try this - how did citi group, B of A, JPMC, wachovia, wells fargo, GMAC, countrywide, washington mutual, lehmann brothers, Bear stearns and AIG all demand for a bail out on the same day or within a few days of each other ? Yea ... the management of those companies have 100% collusion. Holy Crap! I can't believe you typed that nonsense. Did you grow up in communist Russia or something? This is what I mean; I don't recognize the world you live in. 1) Starve to death?! Seriously! Get another job! 2) BS! 3) Again, go find someplace else to work. I’ve walked away from probably 10 jobs in my life. Companies don’t control you…. The bailout stuff you are talking about has nothing to do with what the conversation is about. The people at the top of those companies don't get involved with hiring people at the level we deal with. |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by srinath on 05/24/13 at 07:45:08 516364757263744B67746D060 wrote:
I've walked away from several jobs too, including most recently from JP morgan. However I also wont say its an answer to employers trying to shaft you. Sometimes you can not walk away. I have tried to walk away quite a few times, and failed. I am not leaving one job that puts food on the table without another one in hand. You're in a whole other world Mr Ceo - The companies collude with each other at a level we rank and file employees dream about. That bail out was the biggest example of that. Have you walked away from 1 job only to find your new employer wants to call the previous one ? I dunno, I didn't grow up in russia, I have however been unemployed enough to not chance walking away without the next job lined up. Cool. Srinath. |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by justin_o_guy2 on 05/25/13 at 10:39:00 http://www.responsibletechnology.org/article-gmo-soy-linked-to-sterility & the 3rd generation was so messed up they had hair growing around their teeth,, & The FDA & EPA know this crap & Monsatan KNOWS this crap Big Pharma makes fortunes on sick people WE, your family & mine, are being attacked. You can debate WHY all day long. What you cant say is that we Arent being attacked. The regulatory agencies are NOT doing anything to stop it, INstead, theyre doing everything they can to limit OUR ability to even KNOW whats in the food! & YOU want me to believe Bammy doesnt KNOW about this? OHH, WAIT! He shouldnt be expected to do anything about it,, BUSH didnt! See how stupid that is? |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by Starlifter on 05/25/13 at 18:02:41 ...And another thing, why can those of us on the Canadian border get our prescriptions filled in Canada for the exact same drugs, from the same exact same companies, for one/fourth the cost of the same damm* drugs in the States?? ...Another big pharmacy company's rip off....Just one more corporate scam to milk the people for every cent they can get out of us. This your United States of Corporate America in action. Suck it up and pay...or if you can't pay, die. They don't care. |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by Starlifter on 06/01/13 at 22:29:40 Big Ag Hires Blackwater To Gather Intelligence On Anti-GMO Advocates By Mint Press News Desk | May 29, 2013 Biotech giant Monsanto has hired private security firm Academi, formerly known as Blackwater, to perform security work and gather intelligence amid growing public opposition to genetically modified foods, or GMOs, according to documents obtained by The Nation. The activities may even include infiltrating anti-Monsanto activist groups. Jeremy Scahill of The Nation reports that Blackwater executives thought the deal could bring in as much as $500,000. Carolanne Wright of Natural News believes that the agreement is part of the company’s plan to thwart anti-Monsanto advocacy against genetically modifying crops. “It appears as though the corporation found it necessary to contract with Blackwater in order to collect intelligence on anti-Monsanto activists as well infiltrate their ranks,” writes Wright. The documents obtained by The Nation indicate this could be part of a broader trend by corporations hiring private security firms to gather intelligence on activist groups opposed to corporate policies. more... http://www.mintpressnews.com/big-ag-hires-blackwater-to-gather-intelligence-on-anti-gmo-advocates/ ************************************************************** BTW. They also hire people to infiltrate and spy on unions. This is what happens when you don't prosecute war criminals, Wall Street, and Oil Company criminals... |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by RatdogWillie on 06/02/13 at 04:40:23 Monsanto Concedes Defeat in the Face of Europe’s Fierce Opposition to GMOs North America needs to take note: Europe has defeated the biotech giant by refusing to be contaminated with Monsanto’s GMO offerings and toxic farming methods. Monsanto announced that they will no longer continue to lobby for approval of its genetically modified seeds in Europe due to “low farmer demand.” Monsanto Germany’s spokeswoman, Ursula Luttmer-Ouazane, said, “We’ve understood that such plants don’t have any broad acceptance in European societies. It is counterproductive to fight against windmills.” So why, despite massive protests from anti-GMO activists in the US and Canada, has Monsanto been able to keep a foothold in North America? One big difference: the government here allows Monsanto to do anything they want, right up to composing their own protection acts. There is a well-known revolving door between Monsanto, the judicial branch, the legislative branch, and Obama’s various nominees. Poland, Austria, Bulgaria, France, Greece, Hungary, Italy, and Luxembourg, on the other hand, placed an outright ban called the “Safeguard Clause” on banned Monsanto’s MON810 maize and other forms of GMO cultivation. Fierce opposition in Europe has also caused other biotech companies like Bayer CropScience, BASF and Syngenta, to take their toxic products and leave too. Over 2 million protesters worldwide joined in the March Against Monsanto last Saturday. It’s clear that some governments are listening to those who elected them. Perhaps some of the pressure here needs to be diverted to the elected officials and the agencies that are allowing Monsanto to go about their toxic business unchecked. Maybe the next marches need to take place against agencies like the USDA and the FDA – those who have been charged with the responsibility of consumer safety and have blatantly sold out to Big Agri and the biotech industries. While organic growers, small farms, and heritage seed companies are being regulated right out of business, Monsanto and their ilk have free reign to lay siege to our fields with chemical warfare. Let’s follow in the footsteps of Europe – it is not reasonable to expect the creators of Round-Up and Agent Orange to do the right thing. We must insist that those entrusted with food and environmental safety do their jobs and begin making things less hospitable for the greedy corporations, and if they do not, we must hold them personally accountable. http://www.theorganicprepper.ca/monsanto-concedes-defeat-in-the-face-of-europes-fierce-opposition-to-gmos-06012013#sthash.lofWCaNi.dpuf |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by justin_o_guy2 on 06/02/13 at 13:57:39 Monsanto Germany’s spokeswoman, Ursula Luttmer-Ouazane, said, “We’ve understood that such plants don’t have any broad acceptance in European societies. It is counterproductive to fight against windmills.” Dont have broad acceptance?? Dont have broad acceptance?? Kinda like rape doesnt have broad acceptance by women,, morons,, Dont have broad acceptance,,, NO Kiddin asswipe,, & shouldnt |
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Title: Re: Biotech Leader Covered Up Animal Deaths From G Post by Paraquat on 06/02/13 at 17:53:59 That Blackwater article is interesting. --Steve |
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