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  1. Great news, Monsanto deserves nothing less!

  2. well, this is an ‘iffy’ area isn’t it? When the voices of the people aren’t heard in the normal ways, people will resort to other means to take action. People all over the world now see how Monsanto’s products are hurting and controlling our health. The new technologies and communications have been used against all of us, seems the tables are being turned, and I know most are happy to see those who do pr work for ‘them’ or are the companies themselves taken down in anyway we can. I just think it is very sad that ‘justice’ is not to be found from within our own system, and that those who did this would probably be prosecuted and emprisoned if found, and the ‘bad’ guys…will once again be free to keep on doing what they are doing. We can say ‘thank you’ for being so brave, but also know that they are taking a leap into the abyss.

  3. Anonymous says:

    Anonymous is simply using Batman techniques, justice outranks the law.

  4. If you don't know who is in the right and who is wrong here you need to seriously look in the mirror.

    As the genius up top put it, "justice outranks the law."

  5. It was right. Legally wrong, but morally right.

    1. How are they legally wrong to hack the site when this company, its members and supporters are committing crimes against humanity?

      1. runnysplack says:

        Because it is illegal however you look at it. With the way the government has been infiltrated by former corporate reps or those sympathetic to corporate agenda, that is the only way we are going to be able to fight these crooks. If there laws are not for the people then we make our own laws . To hell with government policy!

  6. NOT SO 'SMART ( says:

    Well done, Anonymous!

  7. Monsanto is reeping what they sow, and getting what they deserve by losing there PR voice!

  8. Some one needs to post Monsanto's list of seed user's then anyone who feels like it can go burn these fields, sad for the farmers, but if most Monsanto fields get burned, I bet the government will have to do something, and the farmers should then have rights to sue Monsanto for there bad PR, leading to the burning of there crops, maybe thats a way to end Monsanto, wheres the ELF when you need them.

  9. Thank you Anonymous, we back you 100% now go for Monsanto 🙂

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  11. Not only is there no mandatory labeling of products sold in the U.S. that contain GMO ingredients, but the FDA and USDA now want to prohibit the labeling of products that do not contain GMO ingredients. In other words, the FDA and USDA are trying to outlaw truth in labeling and are openly working to deceive the American public.

    1. Illuminate Me says:

      "the FDA and USDA now want to prohibit the labeling of products that do not contain GMO "

      Are you serious?!? I'm going to research this further. I didn't know this, but thanks for the useful tidbit.

  12. God bless Anonymous. May the safety net of all that is good and right and just be there if ever you need or want.

  13. While rBGH milk is legal in the United States it is 90% banned in Canada, Japan, the European Union, Australia and New Zealand. In the EU, both meat and dairy products from the US are banned from import. You can take action by staying informed and spreading the word at http://geneticallyengineeredfoodnews.com

  14. Good for them! The Government won't protect us or our health from Monsanto!

    1. burn out monsantos…their buildings, crops and employee housing…start NOW!!!

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