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“Extreme” Levels of Roundup Detected in Food—Are You Eating This Toxic Contaminant?

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'In 2009, a French court found Monsanto guilty of lying; falsely advertising its Roundup herbicide as "biodegradable," "environmentally friendly" and claiming it "left the soil clean."
We're now starting to understand just how false such statements are. For example, last summer, a groundbreaking study revealed a previously unknown mechanism of harm from glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup. 

The research showed that glyphosate residues, found in most processed foods in the Western diet courtesy of GE sugar beets, corn, and soy, "enhance the damaging effects of other food-borne chemical residues and toxins in the environment to disrupt normal body functions and induce disease."'

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Why Legalize Marijuana? Because GMO Pot Is On Its Way

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‘This was to be expected and now they’re confirming it. This company is Seattle based and has no doubt already bred these crops, as have others. This explains why Soros and other social manipulators have been championing legalization. Naturally they take advantage of relatively naive 3rd world countries and are no doubt buying their way in. You can just imagine what they’re doing to this amazing plant with the target users being who they are. Take precautions.’

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Four Steps Required to Keep Monsanto Out of Your Garden

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'What most of these home gardeners don’t realize is that corporate behemoth and GMO titan Monsanto has been gobbling up the seed market faster than a caterpillar can munch a tomato plant! With one fell swoop in 2005, Monsanto grabbed approximately 40% of the US vegetable seed market with its acquisition of Seminis.


This means that a home gardener could unknowingly be supporting the development and proliferation of genetically modified crops if the seeds used are from Seminis.  In addition, Monsanto now apparently owns the trademark for many of the names of the heirloom seed varieties themselves!'