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Agreeing that the ownership of seeds (life) is immoral and needs termination: 3 weeks, 6 days ago · ViewBlamed for Bee Collapse, Monsanto Buys Leading Bee Research Firm
http://www.infowars.com/blamed-for-bee-collapse-monsanto-buys-leading-bee-research-firm/
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Monsanto made waves last week after RT reported that the corporation announced that it would sue the state of Vermont if legislators there approved a bill that would force companies to label food stuffs that are made from genetically modified crops. Following a warning from Monsanto, the state suspended voting on the measure.
http://rt.com/usa/news/monsanto-sue-gmo-vermont-478/Farmers from Argentina claim that agricultural giant Monsanto, along with Philip Morris and other major American tobacco companies, asked them to use chemicals on their crops that caused “devastating birth defects.”…
In the suit, …Monsanto, Philip Morris… [et al] have ”wrongfully caused the parental and infant plaintiffs to be exposed to those chemicals and substances which they both knew, or should have known, would cause the infant offspring of the parental plaintiffs to be born with devastating birth defects.” A 55-page complaint filed in court alleges that those chemicals caused conditions to develop that include cerebral palsy, epilepsy, spina bifida, congenital heart defects, Down syndrome, missing fingers and blindness.
https://rt.com/usa/news/monsanto-farmers-tobacco-use-809/Thanks again to @dull b. This time for the Monsanto Sued for Poisoning Farmers and Monsanto threatens to sue the entire state of Vermont articles. Also see @qwertytrewqz’s Agreeing that the ownership of seeds (life) is immoral and needs termination discussion group entries.
Among the worst offenders are Monsanto of course, and the Halliburtons of this world, and the generic Wall Street (bankers, insurance companies and hedge fund and retirement money managers), the K Street lobbies (and AIPAC), and ALEC; all agents of the 1% v. the 99%.
Short of an #OccupyTemple movement, to overturn the New Testament moneychangers’ tables for example, and instead electing AmpedStatus/Network litmus-tested and approved politicians via hand-counted paper ballots. That is the second most effective way of reigning-in the offenders; for the House and Senate to write legislation that would put an end to the perps’ easily understood (to be) crimes against humanity. Monsanto poisoning farm workers, farmers’ families, and farm communities worldwide, and the generic ”halliburtons” poisoning the water resources of this world may be fairly and quite accurately characterized as crimes against humanity and crimes against the earth.
At the behest of their Wall Street bosses, Monsanto and Halliburton aka Kellogg Brown and Root (KBR) at first bully and then strong arm their victims into submission. From within their Mafia-like racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations, Monsanto and Halliburton operate security services for in-house and hiring-out. Halliburton has a track record of hiring Blackwater (aka Blackwater USA and Blackwater Worldwide, Xe Services LLC and Academi), to provide armed security guards. Blackwater mercenaries were deployed in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
[See The Monsanto Xe Post, updated daily. Thanks to @MXJu5t]
To #OccupyThis or to #OccupyThat, or to petition individual members of the Congress, and to gather signatures is all good. But to literally #OccupyCongress as per the AmpedStatus/Network demands, or ”goals” is something we can do everyday between now and the next election; protesting against those in Congress who have proven themselves to be representatives of and for the 1%. Even more important and practical is our supporting those in Congress who are committed in word and in deed to representing We the People; the 99% and our everyday interests. Without status quo support of the Congress, the 1% and their power and influence, and stranglehold will disintegrate overnight – without our firing a shot. All we have to do is #OccupyCongress on our AmpedStatus/Network terms.
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”The Monsanto Mind”
From George Ure’s http://urbansurvival.com/week.htmCoping: Liars, Liars, Pants on Smoke
I’ve been watching a story which is out there on the net now and getting traction fast – which proves, beyond a shadow of a doubt that a government near you is acting in a two-faced and dishonorable way with regards to medical uses of marijuana. Specifically I refer to US Patent Number 6630507.
For the sake of public awareness and discussion, let’s roll out the exact words of the patent abstract, shall we?
”Cannabinoids have been found to have antioxidant properties, unrelated to NMDA receptor antagonism. This new found property makes cannabinoids useful in the treatment and prophylaxis of wide variety of oxidation associated diseases, such as ischemic, age-related, inflammatory and autoimmune diseases. The cannabinoids are found to have particular application as neuroprotectants, for example in limiting neurological damage following ischemic insults, such as stroke and trauma, or in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and HIV dementia. Nonpsychoactive cannabinoids, such as cannabidoil, are particularly advantageous to use because they avoid toxicity that is encountered with psychoactive cannabinoids at high doses useful in the method of the present invention. A particular disclosed class of cannabinoids useful as neuroprotective antioxidants is formula (I) wherein the R group is independently selected from the group consisting…”
The patent, though I am not an attorney, merely a co-holder on a number of patents, does seem to have a couple of problems with it, which – if it were filed by an individual might be expected to have resulted in its immediately being laughed out of the patent application process. However, when the Original Assignee is the ”United States of America as represented by the Department of Health and Human Services” seems not to have happened.
Problem #1: Prior Art.
Any student who has looked at history of cannabis use is aware that:
Cannabinoids were a/the key component of marijuana smoke, and that…
Marijuana was smoked prior to the patent application and issuances which began with a series of patents from 1940.
I believe the record shows that humans have been using cannabis back to pre-stone age times, if you’ll pardon the bad pun.
Problem #2: Enforceability
The problem here is that cannabinoids and THC are the key ingredients of historical ”smoke.” I take, as an article of faith, that there would be no smoking of marijuana were it not for the presence – and documented results – from the active ingredients.
This is part and parcel of what I sometimes refer to the ”Monsanto Mind.” This is where an organization takes Life’s building blocks, and claims that a unique arrangement thereof represents art, and therefore is intellectual property subject to patent protects. The problem is, broadly, that all kinds of unique combinations of Life building blocks have been either a) previously tried by nature, which has been running ”what works best experiments for millennia, or b) have already been articulated by humans (perhaps under the influence of drugs) via such stories as unicorns, minotaur’s, and a variety of science-fiction accounts (which includes the whole field of cloning, and this, manipulation of Life’s building blocks should/oughta be in the public domain.
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Here’s a really interesting point to ponder: If the government owns the ”rights” to cannabinoids, does this mean that anyone who has ever nipped some ganj is guilty of patent infringement? Are medical weed puffers infringers who can be charged a use fee or royalties?
Was Kafka a dealer who went off the paranoid end in The Trial? The nice thing about great literature is that it often ”leaks the future” and while Jules Verne and H.G. Wells did fine on the technical side, Kafka’s plot summary of The Trial seems just the thing for the emergent police state flowering in the midst of our democratic republic:
”During the discussion it becomes clear how different this process is from regular legal proceedings – guilt is assumed, the bureaucracy running it is vast with many levels, and everything is secret, from the charge, to the rules of the court, to the authority behind the courts – even the identify of the judges at the higher levels. The attorney tells him that he can prepare a brief for K., but since the charge is unknown and the rules are unknown, it is difficult work. It also never may be read. Yet is is very important. The lawyer says that his most important task is to deal with powerful court officials behinds the scenes. As the talk, the lawyer reveals that the Chief Clerk of the Court has been sitting hidden in the darkness of a corner. ”
Makes me wonder if the cannabinoid patent(s) aren’t a kind of regulatory insurance policy. Even IF (through some miracle highly unlikely) a court of competent jurisdiction were to declare that use of anything naturally occurring could not be made illegal (a flimsy notion even in times of thought stampedes) is unacceptable.
Were such an accidental triumph of rationality to occur, all natural drug users could still be held jailed for patent violations! Jail, and prisons, are an industry and without drug crimes, drug lawyers, drug courts, drug agencies…..well, you see the problem, right? The whole economy would fail because somewhere over one million people depend on the unquestioned illegality of drugs for their livelihood!
What portion of police? What portion of lawyers, paralegals, undercover equipment manufacturers, drug testing labs, human resource seminars…the mind reels at the thought.
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Fortunately, I have a way we can sort this all out: I suggest we patent both hydrogen and deuterium and unique components of water.
To be sure, we all know that water already has a number of uses, and last time we checked, those uses, like the cannabinoids being used back into antiquity, have long and well-documented properties. Still, the issuance of a patent (filed 2001, granted 2003) to the US Government (assignee) when there is ample and overwhelming evidence of prior art/prior use, gives me me nearly total confidence that a patent for molecular elements within water, such as deuterium, could be obtained as well, since reality is not what’s before our eyes, only what is properly regulated and approved to be there.
Oh, we need to build mega-sized aquariums to round up all those infringing fish!
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All this aside, I guess we can sleep a lot better now knowing the government is protecting us from plants God/Universe created and put out there for whatever Higher Purpose there is…God was obviously wrong, government is always right which why this efficacious treatment of diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s isn’t permitted via a naturally occurring substance. I’d like to thank government for doing a fine job of patenting a useful substance and continuing to make it illegal thus extending the pain and suffering endured by sick humans when legalization of marijuana would reduce obstacles to, and the cost of, treatment.
But that’s what happens with a government becomes a corporation under 28 US Code §3002, 15. For that to be legit, there’d have to be an Act of Congress approving the corporation, but Ooops! Nope, none found…but my search must have missed something. Oh well…move along, nothing to see here. And whatever you do, don’t put on those ”corporate collusion” glasses when it comes to thinking about intellectual property…Life and everything in it is claimed.
With friends like this, who needs enemies?
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There’s no link – I was just thinking/writing about stuff I’ve read over time.
In reply to - dull b posted an update in the group Agreeing that the ownership of seeds (life) is immoral and needs termination : Mon$anto is not God, therefore they do not and cannot own life no matter what the Government argues. It’s God’s fault/credit that seeds work/grow – not mon$anto’s. This corp diddles with funtional dna and then claims credit [...] · View -
dull b posted an update in the group
Agreeing that the ownership of seeds (life) is immoral and needs termination: 1 month, 3 weeks ago · ViewMon$anto is not God, therefore they do not and cannot own life no matter what the Government argues. It’s God’s fault/credit that seeds work/grow – not mon$anto’s. This corp diddles with funtional dna and then claims credit for life.
It’s like a carver that carves a demon in gold and then claims that all gold is their creation – it’s outrageous!
But the really egregious bit is the US government letting them have their way. The governments actions betray their innocence. When you allow mon$anto:
– to own life
– to sue farmers for patent infringement for their out-of-control pollen on a farmer’s land instead of allowing farmers/states/citizens to sue for damages
– to not label gmo product on the grounds there’s no substantive difference, but grant/recognize substantive difference for patents
- to sue food sellers for GMO free labelling
– to get away with shady ”safety” studies
– to own their own secret police and
– to stock gov positions with ”former” company execs,
you know corruption is alive and thriving, and justice has ab negative blood and is in need of a heart transplant.The way things stand, it makes good economic sense for mon$anto (if they’re not already engaged in this activity) to drop the GMO monstrosities from aircraft all over the americas to increase their market share, by spreading their seed, so to speak, all over us. They’ve already got us bent over the manure pile, why not blow their load.
do you have the link to this article, please, i lost the one i had.. thanks
There’s no link – I was just thinking/writing about stuff I’ve read over time.
You’re close to how the scheme works, the gmo seeds are distributed by USAID and Monsanto funded NGO groups with support of Gates & Rockefeller Foundations then taxpayer funded War on Drugs sprays the countries with Roundup herbicide and everything but the Monsanto gmo dies! Swwet scam if you’ve got enough clout to pull it off with silent MSM and corrupt Congress!
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Couple sites for occupymon$anto:
http://www.occupymonsanto360.org/
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In reply to - dull b posted an update in the group Agreeing that the ownership of seeds (life) is immoral and needs termination : The Monsanto Corporation has been given the go-ahead to test out a man-made corn variant that they claim can thrive in dry, unfavorable conditions. With much of the American south and southwest experiencing abnormally arid conditions, the [...] · View
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Occupy Monsanto vs genetically modified Congress:
“We deserve to know what we are eating,” adds Vegosen. “Virtually every major country requires labeling of GMOs in foods so their citizens can make informed choices, including all of Europe, Japan and even China. Monsanto’s lobbying dollars are pouring into politicians so it’s clear we have a GMO contaminated US Congress that threatens our health and the health of the planet.”
https://rt.com/usa/news/occupy-monsanto-modified-congress-751/300k farmers hope for lawsuit against Monsanto :
https://rt.com/usa/news/farmers-monsanto-organic-farms-323/Organic farmers sue Monsanto 2011:
https://rt.com/usa/news/organic-monsanto-lawsuit-seed/White House refuses to reveal ties with Monsanto:
Despite requests made under the Freedom of Information Act for correspondence out of the White House, the Obama administration is refusing to comply with calls to disclose discussions with Monsanto-linked lobbyists.
https://rt.com/usa/news/white-house-monsanto-peer-991/ -
”More likely, however, is that a success will mean revitalization in terms of Monsanto’s profits and not much more.”
In reply to - dull b posted an update in the group Agreeing that the ownership of seeds (life) is immoral and needs termination : The Monsanto Corporation has been given the go-ahead to test out a man-made corn variant that they claim can thrive in dry, unfavorable conditions. With much of the American south and southwest experiencing abnormally arid conditions, the [...] · View -
dull b posted an update in the group
Agreeing that the ownership of seeds (life) is immoral and needs termination: 2 months ago · ViewThe Monsanto Corporation has been given the go-ahead to test out a man-made corn variant that they claim can thrive in dry, unfavorable conditions. With much of the American south and southwest experiencing abnormally arid conditions, the freak-seed could revitalize a chunk of the nation’s agriculture. …The government has agreed to let Monsanto test out the biotech crop on farms owned by the company from the state of South Dakota down through Texas to see if the seed stands to be commercially viable; if so, it is expected to be made available for purchase in 2013.
https://rt.com/usa/news/monsanto-biotech-us-seed-683/
Monsanto needs to be nationalized for international security purposes – if the ” seed stands to be commercially viable” itneeds to be made available (free forever) for humanity in 2013.
”More likely, however, is that a success will mean revitalization in terms of Monsanto’s profits and not much more.”
I have seen nothing positive come from monsanto, only destruction on a global scale.
$0.02 worth of national security
If scientists and humanitarian agreement was found that Monsanto’s end product is the magic bullet, then all the more reason food starting with Monsanto should be nationalized, aye, globalized! Then, as a matter of national security, our food, from field to manufacturer and processor to and through distribution channels (retail grocery stores and a civilian version of the PX) should be brought online.
Whatever deficiencies there are in domestic food availability should be supplemented and subsidized by We the People’s government, as union worker-owned ”family farms” and food manufacturers, processors and distributors.
We the People must declare, and put in place the mechanism for our independence from for-profit food manufacturers, processors and distributors. Also see Neighborhood (or local fiefdom) Watch as a modern times version of ”Civil Defense” circa 1940s.
Monsanto’s Bt brinjal (eggplant/aubergine) dossier is fraudulent
”The eggplant, aubergine, melongene, brinjal or guinea squash (Solanum melongena) is a plant of the family Solanaceae (also known as the nightshades) and genus Solanum. It bears a fruit of the same name. As a nightshade, it is closely related to the tomato and potato. It is native to India.” — Thanks Wikipedia
As a matter of public health, it should be noted that solanums are commonly used in cooking, and the psychoactive species of the nightshade family contain pharmacological properties. We are mistaken in allowing Monsanto to cross Department of Agriculture and Food and Drug Administration lines in floating ”fraudulent” evidence to make their case for furthering privately-owned research and the monitoring of GMOs.
To get revolving door lobby (conflict of interest) money out of food is why AmpedStatus/Network is here; to facilitate in voting out of office ”any politician who does not urgently move on these issues,” and to replace them with people who will ”aggressively fight on these fronts.” See Ending the System of Political Bribery, and the ”original” 99 platform demands.
cc: @marrii and @qwertytrewqz
thank you for this, adoration.
Nice site
Drought tolerant varieties already exist within Nature but whether Monsanto can make them is irrelevant when the gmo have never been tested for human health and safety. What good is the ability to grow if it is toxic to eat? Also we should ask why the desert & drought plauged areas are being targeted as commodity crop lands and the answer to that is not what works for the economy or the ecosystem but which Members of Congress sit on the Ag Committee where 50% of all farm subsidies go to 22 Districts reperesented by Committee Members.
Monsanto supporters will claim it is safety tested but this is a bold faced lie, gmo is in the food supply by virtue of a loophole defining it as a ”substantial equivalent” based on nutrient similarities and differences are ignored, testing is bypassed. Don’t take my word for it here’s the notification for the Roundup Ready soy with 17 years in US diets & still untested.
http://www.fda.gov/Food/Biotechnology/Submissions/ucm161130.htm
Crop subsideies are at EWG and notice corn & soy that are 90% gmo make those the biggest beneficiaries of tax dollars!!
http://farm.ewg.org/progdetail.php?fips=00000&progcode=totalfarm&page=district®ionname=theUnitedStates
http://farm.ewg.org/progdetail.php?fips=00000&progcode=totalfarm&page=conc®ionname=theUnitedStates
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> Judge Sides With Monsanto, Ridicules Farmers’ Rights — Tell Monsanto, ”I Stand with Farmers”!
> Dear Chris
> Over the weekend, we received the disappointing news that federal Judge Naomi Buchwald decided to dismiss the case of family farmers versus the chemical and biotech seed giant Monsanto. In Organic Seed Growers and Trade Association (OSGATA) et al v. Monsanto, farmers who grow our food sought, once and for all, the protection of the U.S. courts from Monsanto’s abusive patent infringement lawsuits.
> In what can only be called a travesty of justice, Judge Buchwald sided with Monsanto, stating that the farmers overestimated the threat posed by Monsanto’s genetic contamination of their crops. To further show her contempt, Buchwald added that it “strains credulity” that these farmers, all of whom have declared the desire to farm without Monsanto’s GMO seed, could “nevertheless find themselves unknowingly” using GMO seed in “significant quantities” and thus face a potential lawsuit.
> Despite this ruling, we will move forward with our efforts to make sure that more Americans learn of the tragedy that is taking place across rural America. But we need your help.
> Please join us in showing solidarity with family farmers everywhere. Click here to say: “I Stand with Farmers vs. Monsanto”. These farmers need you now more than ever.
> http://action.fooddemocracynow.org/go/545?akid=478.352286.KNs9XO&t=9
> Buchwald’s ruling was an insult to farmers everywhere and we believe that her flawed assessment that organic and non-GMO farmers have merely imagined the very real threat by Monsanto, who has aggressively pursued lawsuits for patent infringement against family farmers since 1997, entirely diminishes the great lengths that the seed and biotech giant has asserted to instill a climate of fear among rural America and farming communities during the past 15 years.
> Judge Buchwald ruling wholly fails to take into account the significant economic harm and loss of livelihood that genetic contamination by Monsanto’s uncontrollable seed technologies inflicts on farmers’ legitimate right to grow food that they choose without the biologically certainty of eventual contamination.
> Don’t let Monsanto get away with another tragedy against family farmers! Join us today in helping expose the injustices that they inflict on farmers as a result of their belligerent behavior.
> This lawsuit is far from over. Please show the plaintiffs that citizens everywhere have their backs as they move forward – they need your support!
> Sign this letter to show your support for the brave family farmers who stood up to Monsanto and support them as they move forward in their case. If you have signed already, please share with at least 5 of your friends.
> action.fooddemocracynow.org/sign/judge_sides_with_monsanto/
> We knew this fight wasn’t going to be easy. We knew that we were up against the most aggressive Big Ag biotech company in the world. But the stakes are high, both for family farmers and the future of organics.
> Already more than 100,000 Food Democracy Now! members have signed the letter stating that they support family farmers in their quest for justice and protection from Monsanto’s abusive lawsuits.
> When we gathered outside the courtroom that on January 31st, I promised, “No matter what happens in that court, we will go forward.”
> Today is that day. We have reached a point of no return, where America’s farmers, the environment and our children need us now more than ever. We ask you to join us in spreading the word.
> Thank you for participating in food democracy,
> Dave, Lisa and the Food Democracy Now! team
> Further information:
> 1.”Judge Sides With Monsanto: Ridicules Farmers’ Right to Grow Food Without Fear, Contamination and Economic Harm”, Organic Seed Growers and Trade Association (OSGATA), February 27, 2012.
> http://action.fooddemocracynow.org/go/544?akid=478.352286.KNs9XO&t=12Thanks @qwertytrewqz aka dul for Monsanto heads up!
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Couple things:
A handful of multinationals are attempting to use patents on life itself to monopolize the biosphere, video:
http://tv.globalresearch.ca/2012/02/open-seeds-biopiracy-and-patenting-lifehttp://www.trueactivist.com/hungary-destroys-all-monsanto-gmo-corn-fields/
Farmers Pigs All Sterile From GMO Corn ,Video:
http://beforeitsnews.com/story/1647/719/Farmers_Pigs_All_Sterile_From_GMO_Corn_,Video.html -
India files biopiracy lawsuit against Monsanto, says biotech giant is stealing nature for corporate gain
Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/033714_biopiracy_Monsanto.html#ixzz1ZJtzAE2p
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Monsantopoly – A game pitting farmer against farmer that only Monsanto can win!
Thanks, dull b @qwertytrewqz, its not enough to know what’s wrong re Monsanto pitting farmer against farmer. We have to know what’s right, and what to do about it. Monsanto is the #1 nationalization target, along with the bankers that fund them, and the other dozen farm field to supermarket shelves foodsters. As I wrote to Christina Marlowe, ”the bad news is that all food has been brought under the control of only a dozen corporations. That’s also the good news, because nationalizing that dozen corporations will be easier than if there were two dozen.” Also see Food, Inc. (the movie) HERE, HERE and [watch the trailer] HERE
[Cross-posted at the AmpedStatue/Network A99, Intelligence and no-usury discussion groups]
How about Monopoly and the constellation game mixed? WOWZERS
insidious monsanto.
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The worlds largest human experiment: GMOs, Roundup and the Monsanto monstrosity – part one
http://www.activistpost.com/2011/07/worlds-largest-human-experiment-gmos.html
I’ve been following Monsanto for a long time. I won’t take the time to read your link because I know already what the article will say. The only hope for us at this point is to dig ourselves out of the ditch that Washington has thrown us in. Until we have a complete change of economic philosophy in this country, nothing will change.
YourAnonNews Anonymous
@ritaj, FYI: ”Monsanto is now suing small dairy farms for advertising that they use no growth hormones. For NOT using their product.”
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dull b posted an update in the group
Agreeing that the ownership of seeds (life) is immoral and needs termination: 1 year, 1 month ago · ViewFarmers Sue Monsanto to Protect Themselves from Patents on Genetically Modified Seed
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dull b posted an update in the group
Agreeing that the ownership of seeds (life) is immoral and needs termination: 1 year, 1 month ago · ViewI still agree. I have made a short video to help illustrate the kind of mind set that we’re up against:
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Stressed about radiation , monsanto, haarp, and tptb’s solution to human population.
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