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  1. blank Funk Obumer says:

    cancer link……….no surprise there. did you know monsato in english gematria is 666

  2. blank Goldminer says:

    No Surprize, Total scientific fascism designed to kill you.

  3. blank Undecider says:

    Fight back by not buying their crap.

  4. blank JOHN BISCIT says:

    Increased Pesticides

    Monsanto-Mahyco’s primary promise was that Bt cotton would reduce the amount of chemicals needed to control pests. Over the past 10 years, however, government data show that pesticide usage has stayed the same or increased across the cotton belt. This is due to two factors:

    Insects have developed resistance to Bt cotton: The cotton bollworm, Bt’s target pest, developed resistance to the Cry toxin produced by Bt cotton, pushing farmers to use more pesticides to control the pest. To combat this problem, in 2006, Monsanto released a second generation of Bt
    cotton called Bollgard-II, which has two Bt genes instead of the original single gene in Bollgard-I.

    Secondary pests are becoming a problem: Because of the initial reduction in bollworm populations in Bt cotton fields, pests that did not previously pose a significant threat to cotton crops, such as mealy bug, aphids and thrips, have become more prevalent.[xiii] Farmers are now using highly toxic pesticides to manage these new pest problems.

    Increased Costs
    Bt seed, which farmers have to buy from seed companies every year, is anywhere from 3 to 8 times more expensive than conventional hybrid seed, and several times more costly than the local seed farmers could buy in the market two decades ago. The seeds can cost anywhere between 700 ($13) to 2,000 rupees ($38) per packet.
    Cotton farmers in India are also spending significantly more on pesticides and other farm inputs. In 2002, farmers spent Rs 5.97-billionon pesticides and in 2010 this number rose to Rs 8.80-billion[xvi]
    as farmers tried to combat pest resistance and the emergence of secondary pests. Bt cotton also requires higher levels of irrigation and fertilizer to yield well, further pushing up farmers’ costs.

    1. Monsanto knowingly lied about seed cost, irrigation, yield, and amount of poison needed. This caused over 100,000 farmers in India to commit bankruptcy-related suicide. Monsanto’s CEO (Hugh Grant) and other personnel should be prosecuted for murder and crimes against humanity.

  5. blank Funk Obumer says:

    did ya know mon satan makes you sign a contract stipulating the seeds will not be used for testing. Go figure.

    1. The contract also says that the farmer is allowed to buy only Monsanto seeds. Captive audience = higher prices.

  6. blank Barbara E Thomas says:

    Glyphosate–“probable” human carcinogen

  7. People in the EPA who made this decision need to be prosecuted for murder and crimes against humanity.

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