Monsanto's Slavery

[rodin]

I did not know this about Monsanto.

[Dogsmilk]

Monsanto corporation was formed by a guy called John Francis Queeny in 1901. He named it after his wife Olga Mendez Monsanto. Not unusually in the corporate world, times change and no-one with the Monsanto name is on the current board of directors. Current chairman is Hugh Grant - I presume not the irritating film star. It is a multinational corporation and, as such, seeks to serve its own interests irrespective of the concerns of others (except regarding PR considerations). Terminator technology is a consequence of capitalism not Judaism.

What has that got to do with the incredibly obvious observation that in a period where slavery was big business, Jewish families were involved in slavery too?

Is there anything you don't try to blame on Jewish people?

[rodin]

Is the Rense article incorrect then?

You and I can see that Mosanto's venture is to monopolise, control and also POISON our food. You seem to think this is corporate greed at work. It needs the complicity of government, judiciary and press to get away with it. If we know the agenda so do they therefore they are IN ON IT.

This is logic.

Are Monsanto Jewish? I don't know - I just picked up that article and posted a link to it. Let's see if the article is debunked.

[festival of snickers]

sounds like anti semitic garbage

the article doesnt even say who wrote it
i think my ansestors in the south owned one or more black slaves -that doesnt mean they were cruel people i dont think but who knows

judah p benjimin was a confederate

the south outlawed slave imports the nothern juries refused to convict the importers so i suppose the south seceeded-they couldnt expand into kansas and they were being overan with slaves or "illegal aliens"

slavery was legal and lincoln said he wouldnt stop it -at first he said that

it was in the north too like maryland and delaware

the north were crazy hypocrites -the south is scary too

the death penalty is stupid

jefferson davis and his slave pemberton were like brothers -he saved his life

the kkk are northerns i think created to give the south a bad name

[festival of snickers]

monsanto is disgusting and the products they create are sick

[festival of snickers]

but of course if you black and had a cruel master you would follow lincoln i guess and go to war if it meant freedom- so i see all sides in a way

[festival of snickers]

american indians and even some blacks owned slaves -its history

what a ridiculous article from rense

rense bugs the * out of me at times and sometimes i thinks hes stupid

[rodin]

If the Rense article is false then it is libellous. Monsanto can surely challenge it. Not as though they are short of the cash...

[karlos]

Monsanto dumped toxic waste in UK

Inquiry after chemicals found at site 30 years after their disposal

John Vidal, environment editor
Monday February 12, 2007
The Guardian

Evidence has emerged that the Monsanto chemical company paid contractors to dump thousands of tonnes of highly toxic waste in British landfill sites, knowing that their chemicals were liable to contaminate wildlife and people. Yesterday the Environment Agency said it had launched an inquiry after the chemicals were found to be polluting underground water supplies and the atmosphere 30 years after they were dumped.
According to the agency it could cost up to £100m to clean up a site in south Wales that has been called "one of the most contaminated" in the country.

Major products have included the herbicide Agent Orange, aspartame (NutraSweet), bovine somatotropin (bovine growth hormone), and PCBs. Monsanto operated the Dayton Project, and later Mound Laboratory in Miamisburg, Ohio, for the Manhattan Project, the development of the first nuclear weapons and, after 1947, the Atomic Energy Commission. In 1947, an accidental explosion of ammonium nitrate fertilizer loaded on the French ship S.S. Grandcamp was responsible for the Texas City Disaster in Galveston Bay. The explosion destroyed an adjacent Monsanto styrene manufacturing plant, along with much of the port. It is considered the largest industrial accident in US history, with the highest death toll.

monsanto is a thoroughly evil organisation whoever started it

[karlos]

http://www.americanjewisharchives.org/aja/FindingAids/Korn.htm

monsanto family are listed here

[rodin]

Shapiro was (at least) twice the world's top paid chief exec (1998 article)

http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/business/special/execpay.nsf/story/23 0330ECA5B001748625678A00732507?OpenDocument

Monsanto current CEO is indeed Hugh Grant. About him I know nothing.

[karlos]

[festival of snickers]

Rothschilds invest in Monsanto? if so they're either stupid or evil

can you prove that?

[jomper]

The Church of England was at one time an investor in Monsanto, although I believe it was shamed into selling its stake in the company.

[festival of snickers]

where do i email the rothschilds and tell them to stop lol

[Disco_Destroyer]

???

http://www.eutimes.net/2010/04/russia-reports-over-2-million-dead-in-u s-as-mysterious-die-off-accelerates/

Russia Reports Over 2 Million Dead In US As Mysterious Die-Off Accelerates
Posted by Europe on Apr 17, 2010 | 35 Comments

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[fish5133]

250,000 suicides amongst farmers in India in last 16 years partly attributable to GM changing the face of centuries old farming methods

The record suicide rate among farmers in India continues to rise and is threatening the country's stability and future development, according to campaigners.

They are blaming the government's policies for the agrarian crisis and are demanding it takes urgent action.

More than a quarter of a million farmers have killed themselves in the last 16 years in what is the largest recorded wave of suicides in history.

Kishore Tiwari, a campaigner with the Vidharbha Jan Andolan Samiti in Maharashtra state in central India, says cotton farmers have been particularly badly affected.

Many of them have only just moved to growing cash crops - like cotton - in the last few years.

He says the farmers have taken on large debts to buy hybrid seeds, which are often unsuited to the harsh and temperamental Indian climate.

"They are sold these modern seeds and modern chemicals and have to take on large debts to buy them.

"The problem is they need a lot of water which is in short supply and then when the crop is poor and they have to repay the money lenders, they despair and commit suicide."

Mr Tiwari says the suicides are a symptom of a wider crisis in the countryside.

India's has one of the fastest growing economies in the world but its roots are in the countryside and much of it is being left behind.

In a country with aspirations, moving away from a life of subsistence is attractive but it can also be deadly.

Vandana Moohorle is now bringing up her children alone after her husband killed himself by drinking pesticide.

Like many farmers, he had been persuaded to use genetically modified seeds by the possibility of a better harvest. What he wasn't told was that they needed more rain than the region provided.

His wife blames the government and the large agricultural companies for exploiting the rural poor who dream of a better life.

"He was always tense" she said. "He had borrowed a lot of money for pesticides and fertilizers and now I will have to pay back his debts. Debt is the reason for all the suicides around here and it's the people in charge who are responsible for it."

Across rural India there is now widespread despair. The fields are also filling up with widows.

Activists say it is the other side of India's economic success story.

Beyond the headlines of fast growth, most of the country is still poor and is being left behind by a corrupt political class who are preoccupied with their own greed.

They point to the alarming suicide numbers to prove their point.

More than 60% of India's population still depends on the countryside for survival but with unfettered globalisation and little support from the government, the rural classes are badly exposed.

In the face of rising inflation and with no safety net, the ultimate act of desperation is often their only answer to the new world they live in.

It is a sobering fact but on average one farmer now commits suicide in India every thirty minutes.

And campaigners say the problem will only get worse without direct intervention from the government in the form of subsidies and agricultural educational programmes.

http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/wave_of_suicides_among_indian_far mers