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  1. I am in total support of stopping GMO foods. Children and whole communities of people are under attack. Unfortunately for many it comes down to money, gmo foods are much cheaper. Thus, if you are up against the wall what will the average person choose? We must be more than average even in the face of economic tragedy. This fiscal devastation leaves many vulnerable and Monsanto and any other gmo food producer is a predator taking advantage of the most vulnerable.

    Including the EARTH, because releasing the GMO Salmon into the food chain is an irreversible crime.

    Peace

  2. What companies are utilizers of gmo's? Is there a public listing, even if the foods are not labled?

    1. Take a peek at the bottom of the 'No on 37 dot com" website… click on 'donors' and there "they" are – you are well-served to note that each of the donors has many, many "food" brands that are the vehicle(s) for "their" extremely lucrative sales of GMO and GE products including thousands upon thousands of tons and gallons of herbicides and pesticides… seriously, way no joke.

  3. Gregory W. Brown says:

    Hoping this will pass. NM my former state and favorite governor Gary Johnson.

  4. I hope, that the Earth Population will wake up and stop to alter the food that comes from Nature and not from a Laboratory!

  5. I'm boycotting the corporations that are working to keep us from knowing what we're eating:

    Monsanto, Dupont, Coca-cola, Pepsi, Kellogg's, General Mills, Frito-Lay, Kraft, & Con-Agra.

    These are CORPORATE ENEMIES OF THE PEOPLE!

    Avoiding these toxic corporations' toxic, processed products will protect your health.

  6. Dam Spahn says:

    Remember the controversy over ingredient labeling? Same, lame arguments: can't do it, costs too much, some things are excluded, lose jobs, etc. None came to pass. Same for GMO labeling. They'll couple fear and uncertainty with brainwashing techniques to fight it. They will eventually lose. Let's make this their failure.

  7. Bcbossarte says:

    US patent law allowed exclusive patent rights on GMOs or seeds on the argument that they were uniquely altered, or say substantially transformed. The law again sided with them under the Bush 1992 ruling that their GMO crops were 'substantially equivalent' to ordinary crops, not "substantially transformed, " hence no need to label. So they are different to get the patent but not to get the no labeling, see anything wrong here? Surely everyone must see that they got cake and are eating it too!
    The justice system is bought just like most of our elected officials. We should be focused on banning GMOs like other countries because we know they are making us sick. But the AMA , and big pharmaceuticals will dig into their pockets to fight that as they make their living off all us sick people. Pray for karma!

  8. We're behind you New Mexico!

  9. Over thirty European countries have banned GMO foods, even Russia. Their citizens have been protected by their laws.
    It looks like this is the way that the population will be reduced. GMO corn interferes with the fertility of cows and pigs, besides causing tumors in rodents. Most New Mexicans are not informed and depend on the corporate news channels. Mention increase in cost of food, and they will vote with their wallets.
    I have talked with people in the produce department of Smith's and they have never heard of GMO foods, but once I tell them they are very interested. We need a strong campaign to inform people, like handing out leaflets at grocery stores. But given the rights of corporations over the public we will likely be arrested for doing so.

  10. Need to remember a couple of things not mentioned: first is the GMO drift so even in places where GMO crops are banned, drift via wind, birds, etc can spread these seeds, slow progress as it may be.
    Second, people bring in these seeds, sometimes inadvertently. In Mexico GM corn began to be spread this way. And Third, and very importantly, many organic companies are owned by toxic agribiz. Cascadian Farms organic frozen vegetables, for example is owned by Kelloggs or Dean foods (forget which one). There are all too many other brands that are marked organic but owned by the very people dumping boucoup dollars into the No Prop #37.

  11. Monsanto ex-executives have infiltrated just about every single government agency and department, not just the FDA, USDA, and EPA.

    Hillary Clinton, for example, was an ex-Monsanto Lawyer.

  12. We should not even try to label. A ban is what is needed.

  13. amarillostu says:

    Sign me up to be in full support of GE labeling!!!

    1. rainy upton says:

      Let us label..Next, we will work hard to ban GE foods.

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