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Monsanto had to go to the Supreme Court to get long standing law changed to allow seeds to be patented, which goes against the grain (so to speak) of what our founding fathers knew better, that is, not to allow a patent on food sources.

Once that decision to patent seeds was won the rest is history as shown in court documents. Monsanto runs to the courts all the time now to conduct business in their favor, a monopoly aided by the court system (worldwide).

Aside: The government admitted killing birds by poisoning to prevent contamination by nuisance over bird populations and their droppings onto feed grain used for livestock/farms. Read a one paragraph like footnote weeks after the mass die-offs. So much for headline news reporting.

As to vaccinations, obviously children do not have fully developed bodies to deal with what are essentially poisons being introduced into their little systems. I’ve lost track of how many types of ‘do good’ drugs are used on a newborn before they even leave a hospital let alone before the age of 10 (don’t forget those booster shots), all courtesy of Congress via lobbyist. {Most shots can be waived if so inclined, it’s the only out Congress grants (and States) to pass drug laws due to a unexplained percentage of deaths and side-affects}


109 posted on 02/01/2011 10:46:57 PM PST by Razzz42
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Yep and as I understand it, Monsanto has used our USA seed bank to just about ‘rape’ the stock,

Here’s another story... (India) They’re in need of cheap food, one would think they would *adore* Monsanto, eh?
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/environment/jan-june07/globalization_03-23.html


115 posted on 02/02/2011 2:24:59 AM PST by Irenic
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