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  1. blank hisrascal says:

    It gives me back some respect for our legal system!

    1. blank Jess Cost says:

      I noticed that too. But I can say this, Monsanto poured PCB’s into a town that I used to live in…they got sued….the class action suit won. They dispersed the money in an attempt to provide monies for medical care. AND the only ones that benefited from that money were the crack houses.

  2. “Maybe there is hope for humanity.”
    There’s certainly no hope in watching passively or acquiescing. Generally speaking, is defense the only hope against offense? Ultimately not, because the offenses keep coming, more frequently with more different plants, on larger scales, with more and more untested chemicals and untested combinations of these chemicals. Therefore, and again generally speaking, the only realistic hope against offense is real counter-offense, the only hope against attack real counter-attack. That takes conviction, leadership and organization. Keep the dialogue going!

  3. blank Andi Feinberg says:

    What – NO JAIL TIME?… If any one of us (We, the People) did this – we’d be so locked away for Life! – Paying Money IS NOT ENOUGH!! Good luck to Monsanto if they have to ‘defend’ their actions in every state. – Disgraceful that they get a “fine” — for POISONING PEOPLE!! WTF!!! I am thrilled to see this article – and understand this is only a “start” – Vermont, W. Virginia…We ALL need to step up — Will they sue every state that doesn’t play their way?….I hope people sign as many petitions as possible and support organizations like yours- who bring the Truth & Uupdates. WE – THE PEOPLE- ARE a Majority — Time to make some noise!! Thanks for this update!

  4. blank RapidRay01 . says:

    Knowing how the Court System works in the U. S. , the victims will probably get
    ” Coupons” to buy GMO products at a discount with their local stores !

  5. 93 Million for Mansanto is just a drop in the bucket.
    The Government should be looking into exterminating them altogether!
    Governmnets around the world are turning a blind eye to a Corporation that is poisoning people every day with Roundup, Genetic Modification and all Monsanto’s other poisons.
    They should have been fined to the point of Bankruptcy!

    1. Monsanto and the like are the government and visa versa.

  6. blank Burl Hosier says:

    93 million to Monsanto is NOTHING.. and that is passed on to the gmos eaters anyway.. so what fine are they paying.? not any the consumers of GMOS are footing that bill…. and were r u finding this FRESH air u speak off?, that poisoned too…

  7. blank Luther R. Norman says:

    it took some time, but could they finally be on the right track? Why are the corporate reps getting no jail time in addition?

    1. Good point. Culpability laws that passed in the mid 80s do provide prosecution for high execs.

  8. It will take a super natural enactment to end these things written of so long ago Many are approaching in a multitude of disguises.Knowlege is the real power Stay alert and vigilant Brotherhood uniting in actions against these ungodly creations with unending prayers to our One God and Savior Jesus Christ Amen

  9. blank Jess Cost says:

    Corporations are people!!! Put their asses in JAIL.

    1. Impecable logic. I got a good, sardonic laugh, too.

  10. America will continue its downhill slide as long as individuals who harm others can hide behind the corporate veil, because these settlements are “just another cost of doing business”.

  11. We can all make a difference………STOP BUYING ANYTHING THAT IS NOT LABELED NON GMO!

  12. blank FederalReserve Brown says:

    dioxin poisoning needs to carry the death penalty. if understood, it would.

  13. Monsanto is not a person. It is a group of persons with a common goal who conspire together. Why cannot conspirators be tried for their crimes of our poisoning?

    1. Yes, there must be an avenue to prosecute under the racketeering laws.

  14. Sigh… with Monsanto’s lawyers it will be appealed endlessly and you will never see good results.

  15. blank dano2112a says:

    So, which Monsanto bigwig is going to jail over this?

  16. blank Stacey Thompson says:

    Sadly, Nitro is a small area, and if there was Agent Orange poisoning, it has affected way more than Nitro!

  17. blank Lawrence DeBudd says:

    sadly theyll likely get to write this off of as a business expenditure and the American public will effectively foot the bill… again..

  18. As a farmer that buys seeds from Monsanto occasionally, I thought I’d share a few facts with you. Monsanto was recognized by HRC(Human Rights Campaign) as one of the best places to work for LGBTQ Equality. Fortune Magazine awarded them one of the Most Admired Companies for: Quality of products and services offered and, Innovations and, Ability to attract, develop and keep talented people and, responsibility to the community and/or environment. But I’m sure you will hate them for this to…

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