Monsanto: Farmer Suicides in India
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Slavery by any name under this agenda. That is what Monsanto is…..
Death.
Be sure to use only, organic “HEIRLOOM” SEED to grow your own food.
And send out a call to all employees of Monsanto
to do the right thing and kill themselves now.
Especially the lobbyists. Peace
typical big corporation thinking, the “all mighty” $ always is more important. Even than human life.
Sad and sickening.
Roundup Ready Homicide – get your’s today!
monsanto is an evil corporation!
Join the FaceBook group, ‘Hey Monsanto, knock off all that evil!’ if you agree!
The statement that the farmers are not allowed to replant the seed is only partially true, because they are not only not allowed to do so, but it also is impossible to replant F1 seed and get good harvest results. The parents are usually varieties not suitable for commercial agricultural production and even if replanted, they would not yield. So one day, when enough farmers won’t be able to buy the excessively expensive seed anymore because they are bankrupt, there will be a huge seed shortage.
The statement that the farmers are not allowed to replant the seed is only partially true, because they are not only not allowed to do so, but it also is impossible to replant F1 seed and get good harvest results. The parents are usually varieties not suitable for commercial agricultural production and even if replanted, they would not yield. So one day, when enough farmers won’t be able to buy the excessively expensive seed anymore because they are bankrupt, there will be a huge seed shortage.
Soon they will start to patent our own blood.
This is a great tactic to bring the farmers to bankruptcy. Then Maonsanto could own the land too. (Major sarcasm). It is about the same thing that happened to the farmers in the U.S. John Steinbeck illustates the “game” very well in “The Grapes of Wrath”
@babner And that one cannot disrupt their ecosystem in this way, without consequences. Changes in the environment affect the taste of wine, remember? How much more of an effect will come from these other, broader changes? Who can say?
@babner Just what I said, Karma, whatever you call it, no one truly “gets away with it,” in my opinion. Conscience will come calling.
@babner
did you come here just to deny a FACT or do you have something else to write.
@bananito3 did you come here to let us all know you’re a bigot, or did you have something valid to say.
@MeltedPearls What laws do you mean?
@meengreens money is the root of all evil my friend!
Monsanto owners are KIKES
what a coincidence
BOYCOTT MONSANTO!!!!
The billionaires and leaders of the world are satanic. This sort of thing is what they do without a twinge of consciousness, because they have dead souls.
@chantalbernard Indeed. No matter how we see the world, the facts of farming, seedtime and harvest are principles, not opinions.
Considering this, we across many lines of backgrounds are united in our need to preserve our very sustenance. This should be our top priority, and we need to take this story to heart. We are already in the same boat, and it will become clearer over time.
They slip their products into processed foods. Please, try to reduce those!
Eat whole fruits, solid meats.
@MeltedPearls thanks for the information. I mean what is horrible is that these people are already poor. They make more money on the middle class in this country when they do this stuff. I did see a film called The Corporation or some other documentary, was it Food Inc.? I do not remember. But a farmer with a seed cleaning machine in the upper midwest used his life savings to fight against Monsanto. He lost. Of course.
@chantalbernard According to the laws of nature, they will surely reap what misery and chaos they are sowing. It won’t be pretty.
Monsanto operates under another name, just in case you don’t know. It’s Solutia, being that most Americans know about them already, and hate them.
They had to pay sooooo much money to Anniston, Alabama’s poorest, mostly black residents, after poisoning their neighborhood and parts of two counties, including at least two major creeks. The fish came from the creek with holes in them.
Buy heirloom seeds, or any besides hybrid. Don’t feed the beast. Feed yourself.
@FishyMoe Why would you say such a thing, are you being funny or do you really mean that?
Wow – Farm Mafia.
Slavery by any name under this agenda. That is what Monsanto is…..
Death.
Be sure to use only, organic “HEIRLOOM” SEED to grow your own food.
And send out a call to all employees of Monsanto
to do the right thing and kill themselves now.
Especially the lobbyists. Peace
typical big corporation thinking, the “all mighty” $ always is more important. Even than human life.
Sad and sickening.
Roundup Ready Homicide – get your’s today!
monsanto is an evil corporation!
Join the FaceBook group, ‘Hey Monsanto, knock off all that evil!’ if you agree!
The statement that the farmers are not allowed to replant the seed is only partially true, because they are not only not allowed to do so, but it also is impossible to replant F1 seed and get good harvest results. The parents are usually varieties not suitable for commercial agricultural production and even if replanted, they would not yield. So one day, when enough farmers won’t be able to buy the excessively expensive seed anymore because they are bankrupt, there will be a huge seed shortage.
The statement that the farmers are not allowed to replant the seed is only partially true, because they are not only not allowed to do so, but it also is impossible to replant F1 seed and get good harvest results. The parents are usually varieties not suitable for commercial agricultural production and even if replanted, they would not yield. So one day, when enough farmers won’t be able to buy the excessively expensive seed anymore because they are bankrupt, there will be a huge seed shortage.
Soon they will start to patent our own blood.
This is a great tactic to bring the farmers to bankruptcy. Then Maonsanto could own the land too. (Major sarcasm). It is about the same thing that happened to the farmers in the U.S. John Steinbeck illustates the “game” very well in “The Grapes of Wrath”
@babner And that one cannot disrupt their ecosystem in this way, without consequences. Changes in the environment affect the taste of wine, remember? How much more of an effect will come from these other, broader changes? Who can say?
@babner Just what I said, Karma, whatever you call it, no one truly “gets away with it,” in my opinion. Conscience will come calling.
@babner
did you come here just to deny a FACT or do you have something else to write.
@bananito3 did you come here to let us all know you’re a bigot, or did you have something valid to say.
@MeltedPearls What laws do you mean?
@meengreens money is the root of all evil my friend!
Monsanto owners are KIKES
what a coincidence
BOYCOTT MONSANTO!!!!
The billionaires and leaders of the world are satanic. This sort of thing is what they do without a twinge of consciousness, because they have dead souls.
@chantalbernard Indeed. No matter how we see the world, the facts of farming, seedtime and harvest are principles, not opinions.
Considering this, we across many lines of backgrounds are united in our need to preserve our very sustenance. This should be our top priority, and we need to take this story to heart. We are already in the same boat, and it will become clearer over time.
They slip their products into processed foods. Please, try to reduce those!
Eat whole fruits, solid meats.
@MeltedPearls thanks for the information. I mean what is horrible is that these people are already poor. They make more money on the middle class in this country when they do this stuff. I did see a film called The Corporation or some other documentary, was it Food Inc.? I do not remember. But a farmer with a seed cleaning machine in the upper midwest used his life savings to fight against Monsanto. He lost. Of course.
@chantalbernard According to the laws of nature, they will surely reap what misery and chaos they are sowing. It won’t be pretty.
Monsanto operates under another name, just in case you don’t know. It’s Solutia, being that most Americans know about them already, and hate them.
They had to pay sooooo much money to Anniston, Alabama’s poorest, mostly black residents, after poisoning their neighborhood and parts of two counties, including at least two major creeks. The fish came from the creek with holes in them.
Buy heirloom seeds, or any besides hybrid. Don’t feed the beast. Feed yourself.
@FishyMoe Why would you say such a thing, are you being funny or do you really mean that?
Wow – Farm Mafia.