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  1. blank Todd Burgess says:

    When a company is so protected that only its employees are approachable, then those employees ought to expect their identities to be targeted, if they are indeed engaged in nefarious activities.
    A company, or corporation, can not on its own produce anything without employing flesh and blood individuals to make their ideas physical. Without employees, a corporation can’t exist. If all of people left their jobs at Monsanto, the entity known as Monsanto would die.Secrets are known to people. Paper knows nothing. Paper has no conscience. Apparently, plenty of people have no conscience, hence secrets that harm humanity enmasse.

    1. These days I think of the Buddhist concept of “right livelihood.” It precludes working at/for anything that harms sentient beings. People who followed that concept wouldn’t work for Monsanto, ALEC, many of the dirty-energy corporations, etc.

      Such a beautiful thought – walking away from a Monsanto job. That action would help the world.

  2. I don’t have time to read it through now – however, THIS piece of bull was notable:

    “The use of weapons that employ fire, such as tracer ammunition, flamethrowers, napalm, and other incendiary agents, against targets requiring their use is not a violation of international law. They should not, however, be employed to cause unnecessary suffering to individuals.”

    Some of us still remember.

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