1. 04-06-2008 23:52

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2. 20-05-2008 21:14

+ MOST AMERICANS DON'T WANT TO BUY GM FOOD - BUT THEY HAVE NO CHOICE 
According to a CBS News/New York Times poll, 53 percent of Americans say they won't buy GM food. But it's not labeled, so they have no choice. Nutritionist Marion Nestle, a former FDA advisor, said, 
'They [the industry] didn't want it labeled because they were terrified that if it were labeled, nobody would buy it.' 
http://cbs4.com/national/CBS.News.New.2.721469.html

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3. 15-04-2008 10:38

For any of you with any doubts about the safety of gmo crops, you may want to attend this meeting or pass the info on to family or friends in the business: 
 
USA: Public meeting to focus on possible GM crop contamination 
 
Ag Weekly, 13 April 2008.  
 
TWIN FALLS, Idaho -- Idaho Rural Council is holding two public meetings about the potential economic harm to producers and consumers from genetically modified alfalfa, wheat, and other crops.  
 
The presentations, titled Genetically Modified Crops: What's the Problem?, feature a rice grower harmed by contamination from genetically modified rice and alfalfa and hay growers concerned about the future of organic and conventional agriculture.  
 
The meetings will be held on Wednesday, April 23, in Twin Falls and Boise. The first meeting will start at 10:30 a.m. at Pandoraís Restaurant, 516 Hansen Street, which is behind the Depot Grill in historic downtown Twin Falls.  
 
The second meeting will begin at 6 p.m., at the Boise Senior Activities Center, 690 Robbins Road, in Boise.  
 
Confirmed speakers are:  
 
Greg Yielding, executive director, Arkansas Rice Growers Association, will talk about the billion-dollar cost to U.S. rice growers from contamination by an unapproved, experimental genetically modified rice variety.  
 
Phil Geertson, alfalfa seed producer from Greenleaf, Idaho, is the lead plaintiff in a federal lawsuit that stopped the sale and planting of genetically modified alfalfa until the U.S. Department of Agriculture conducts an Environmental Impact Statement.  
 
Kevin Golden is an attorney with the Center for Food Safety, which represented Geertson, the Western Organization of Resource Councils, and others in the alfalfa lawsuit.  
 
A representative of Eckenberry Farms, the largest exporter of alfalfa hay in the country, has been invited to speak.  
 
The public meetings are sponsored by IRC, Oregon Rural Action, Western Organization of Resource Councils, and the Center for Food Safety.  
 
For more information, call IRC, 326-3686.

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4. 11-04-2008 08:17

Maybe Jeffrey Smith got his information from the same place I did- from Monsanto's own research which was published on their own website. Which mysteriously has since been hidden from public view.

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5. 22-03-2008 00:15

Looks like the Union of Concerned Scientists and Physicians and Scientists for the Responsible Application of Science and Technology have a science background and are equally concerned about gmo crops.

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6. 22-03-2008 00:03

Did you know that over 70% of the food at your grocery contains genetically engineered ingredients that some independent tests have shown to be harmful to mammals? Did you know many of these crops contain pesticides in every cell that cannot be washed off? Did you know gm crops are allowed a heavier residue of the endocrine disrupting pesticides?  
Did you know you have been eating this for over 10 years?  
Did you know cross-contamination of conventional and organic crops and seeds has occurred and cannot be stopped? Did you know the EU has rejected our contaminated rice and corn shipments?  
Did you know? 
http://www.psrast.org/intro1.htm 
Physicians and scientists  
http://www.ucsusa.org/food_and_environment/genetic_engineering/ 
union of concerned scientists 
http://www.thecampaign.org/  
http://www.bioneers.org/node/1950 
Did you know food crops like rice and safflower are being used to produce pharmaceuticals? 
 
Did you know that cross-contamination of other genetically engineered rice crops has already occurred and cannot be explained or prevented by the government?

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7. 12-03-2008 22:33

Not without a reason... A lot of reports that rats are ill due to feeding on gm-food.

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8. 10-03-2008 11:34

Fear sells. This is the new montra of journalism (unfortunately). Gone are the days of verification before publication. Oh wait, it seems telling the truth about GM crops and food require extrodinary levels of confirmation before the fascts can be run along side the pseudo-science scare stories. And we wonder why the public has no idea what is fact and what is fiction. Look straight at the main stream media for the cause!

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