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1. silent66556 says:

   September 30, 2014 at 7:23 am

   ohhhhh ok

2. xxhellspawnedxx says:

   September 30, 2014 at 7:48 am

   Rick Overton, you have no idea what you’re talking about when it comes to
   GMO’s. What you’re saying is both wrong and counterproductive on several
   levels.

   First, lets establish what GMO’s are: It stands for genetically modified
   organisms. Genetic modification is a tool to modify plants to make them
   better suited for our needs and the kind of environment they’re intended to
   grow in. That’s it.

   Most of our modern food plants are GMO’s, if you think about it. Carrots,
   bananas, potatoes, grains and so on and so on all came into existence
   through manipulated crossbreeding of inedible or barely edible wild
   varieties of plants. Genetic modification is merely a refinement of that
   process, making it both faster and more exact.

   What you are referring to, that which is the big bad, is Monsantos GMO’s,
   which are mainly modified to be able to withstand stronger pesticides and
   weedkillers, turning them both more toxic to the consumers and creating a
   virulent kind of spread of these nigh unkillable plants killing all other
   types of growth. This deserves to be criticized, don’t get me wrong, but
   not like you’re doing it.

   What I’m saying is: Modify plants with safety, health and ecological
   farming in mind and you’ll get a plant that is resistant to bug
   infestation, needs less water, produces higher yields, requires less
   eco-unfriendly fertilizer and/or needs no toxic pesticides. It’s all
   possible, if you do it right and aim for sustainability.

   And that means science departments in our universities needs money to
   continue to develop this type of science, independently from corporations.
   But what you, like so many others, are doing – Sowing the proverbial seed
   of mistrust and fear of GMO’s as a concept – will only play into the hands
   of Monsanto. They already have the established infrastructure and a
   finished line of products, pretty much. When you turn people against GMO’s,
   you’re making it harder for potential competitors to Monsanto to ever get
   anywhere.

   And make no mistake: We’re already long past the point where the population
   on this planet can be sustained on basic ecological farming alone. We need
   to up the yields past the basic yield of unmodified plants, or find
   ourselves going into world-wide famine. We need GMO’s. And with no proper
   competition, people will be forced to buy Monsanto products, no matter what.

   Don’t be a Monsanto enabler. Please?

3. rextrek says:

   September 30, 2014 at 8:06 am

   Im fed up that there is Always money for War..but NEVER enough to HELP
   Americans HERE at Home..? Im Disgusted!