23 Comments

  1. Anonymous says:

    I sure hope so. Prop 37 is excellent, thanks for being a beacon for it NaturalSociety!

  2. Anonymous says:

    excellent, monsanto has killed countless across the world.

  3. They wont give up so easily, they will hit back by re-naming ingredients and changing something and bring it back as a new safe product. That happened recently with CC, they had to put cancer warnings on the bottles so now they changed something(i dont know what) now all of a sudden they dont have to change the labeling???

  4. Doug Diggler says:

    Sadly, I feel they will get out of this unscathed, the bad guys seem to always get off scot-free.

  5. Jimmy Garvin says:

    And adrian hates mentally disabled people!

  6. Aschwin Wesselius says:

    I just had to think about the BP oilspill not so long ago. What Monsanto does to the environment of the world is much, much, much worse than the oilspill of BP. But where's the media?

    And for the shareholders of Monsanto: there should be a thought before buying any share in any company: is this company worth growing? And for Monsanto and it's history there is no excuse for buying any share at anytime after their Agent Orange era. You simply don't want any part of it to be associated with Monsanto. People who have shares in Monsanto are greedy and are hypocrites.

  7. Good. Out the door with Monsanto. Now, what can be done with Fluoride? Just as dangerous yet has the patient/community betrayals of the health and dental TRADE organizations. They are interested in money for their members..not fewer cavities in children.

  8. The company I worked for over 30 yrs. was in Kansas moved to Texas, was welding equipment manufacturing. Few yrs back we received stickers we had to start putting on our products that said something about this metal, plastic or whatever it was, was known to cause cancer in California studies. People laughed, like they used to laugh at germa-phobs.

    Just saying- people don't know this stuff everywhere.

  9. Labeling makes sense . If one is concerned , one should insist upon it at the stores they patronize .

    Customers can thus see the relative costs of GMO versus traditional hybrid foods , as they can now see the comparative costs of traditional versus "organic" foods , and decide the relative value for themselves .

  10. LEO G YOUNGER says:

    Please view for free, through at least end of October, a movie about Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs): http://www.geneticroulettemovie.com After viewing the movie, please ask others to also view it. Next, please visit carighttoknow.org where you can view more information about Genetically Engineered or Modified Organisms. Finally, please vote yes on Proposition 37 if you vote in California, or please help the campaign as suggested at that site. Thank you.

  11. I sure hope this will be the beginning of the end of Monsanto and GMO in general. Their (Monsanto) influence is enormous at universities and by extension (government) advisory bodies.

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