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  1. I look forward to this march on Monsanto, I have emailed some organizations that help in preserving our planet to help march on this day! It's so unjust to all of us that either we have to eat poison or pay so much for what should be available to everyone. I am attending the one in Union SQ, Manhattan and I hope this will be a really big turn out and make big changes to what is happening against people and animals. Raise our voices loud enough so there will be no more chem-trails, fluoride and GMO!

  2. This isn't going to do any good.
    Haven't you all learned from the "Anti-" Marches and Protests, going on worldwide, since 2003?
    All you're doing is giving your Energy in concentrated form, to tptb. Who organizes all these Protests, anyway?
    This is what they want, what they draw their power from. When we do this, our Energy is sent out in waves to the cops, et al, then they absorb the extra energy, and sent it right back against us.
    It's happened time and time again.
    Any of these organizations, are always infiltrated by the enemy. Always sabotaged.
    You don't need leaders. That's always been the mistake of Humanity, counting on leaders, and when these leaders are brought down, there goes the impetus, the Will.
    There are other ways. Such as Civil Disobedience. Subversion. Throwing a spanner into the machinery, in so many, subtle ways. Invent your own.

    1. You have a poor attitude. You are telling me NO protest or march has ever got any change? You know what never gets change? Sitting on your ass complaining but not leaving your mom’s basement to do something about it. Have fun being silent and saying “there is nothing we can do”….that is what they want.

    2. I don't totally agree or disagree with you, focusing your power in a negative way does not help, don't do with the intention of destroying Monsanto, or out of fear, or anger. It must be positively, with the belief that this will benefit the planet, and the whole of humanity, and serve to bring more people to get involved in a positive creative way, to increase organic crops grown throughout the world. Remember that intention is a powerful thing. If it is your intention to bring more enlightenment to those that may be unaware, to create action in the world to create the will and desire to grow your own food, to create local food co-ops, to encourage people to buy locally grown organic food, grow organic gardens in their yards and rooftops, by doing these types of things you remove power from them and give it back to the earth. If you no longer buy the contaminated products they produce they will change. I realize that this may be an inconvenience for many but it will be well worth it in the long run. I know that organic food is a bit pricey but I do believe that the more people buy it it will ultimately come down in price.

    3. I agree Nelly, marching around does no good, its only for the marchers. Making them feel good about themselves. Gandhi had it right, passive resistance. Everyone should sit down, and stop doing what they are doing. Hit them where they live, the money. Dont go to ball games, dont go the movies, dont watch the news. Things like that, Peace

  3. I remember when the protest started by Rosa Parks changed a hell of a lot including laws & ongoing marches throught this country…. and does anyone remember the history lesson about the British tea being dumped into the ocean? Change starts with each & everyone of us

  4. Sounds like you are the one infiltrating us. Are you the enemy? Get up,stand up for your right

  5. blank Patti Jo Edwards says:

    The marches bring attention and build community. They do work and have worked in the past. It isn't a single march in and of itself that accomplishes the goal. It is the growing movement gaining momentum and power until the One Mind shared by many creates the desired change. Thousands of people gathering and marching will reach thousands of the uninformed and the misinformed.

  6. monsanto march: in open google doc it has names of organizer, but no email address et al. how to connect? (when we march, focus shd be on positive change, not on anger/resentment/fear. FOCUS HAS POWER)

  7. Labeling is nice, but don't people realize that these GMO crops infect other crops and you can not stop that! In another 5 years there will be no food that has not be messed with so what good does labeling in the long run do? Everything will carry a GMO label because nothing else will be available! People must get off the fence and get active.. Speak out.
    From a farmer fighting the fight for humanity.
    Make fliers stating facts and sites people can go to to get more information, then post around your town , in stores, and on cars. Do what you can but do something.

  8. I agree that we have got to stop GMO's in our food, period. Just don't accept them. Our thoughts and focus are most powerful, so are our own choices. When the legislators see how BIG the protest is, they know they
    can't let this continue. Yes there are new energies for change. If we use this protest properly, the new focus WILL create the change. It can't be stopped 🙂
    No matter how big Monsanto looks, their downfall is coming. Yea!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  9. For your information… look up "Food Democracy Now". A great site that is trying to stop Monsanto.
    Our voice and presense needs to be Loud and Clear. This is now our own new US faced global enemy and should be on the "Most Wanted List". Our European friends have cut Monsanto, Bayer, etc. OUT OF THEIR COUNTRIES!
    We NEED TO DO THIS TOO!!!

  10. Need to know more about March in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. No email address on Google site.

  11. If you are silent……..there will be no change. Stand up for yourself, your family’s, your children, make your voices heard. I will march and will be proud to do so. There is power in numbers. Never forget that…..

  12. blank Maynardfan says:

    Civil disobedience is the best route. Don’t buy their fake food. The agents of the government stir up anger and start riots at peaceful protests all of the time. People protesting – keep your eyes open for govt agents causing unrest! Dont let someone take you out of a place of peace at these protests – NO MATTER WHAT! You must remain peaceful. We will not be bullied anymore!! ROUND UP MONSANTO!!!

  13. blank La Pie Qui Chante says:

    When you say "the world" my dear sir, you are ONLY referring to YOUR side of the world.
    There are no marches planned for May 25th in any North Africa country, or any country in Subsaharan Africa. I think that the term WORLDWIDE as YOU use it does not mean what you think it means.
    Note, this is a pity, I would very much like to organize a nationwide march against the evil that is Monsanto. It's just on my side of the world, no one even knows who the hell these guys are.

  14. blank Dr. Brian D. Jones says:

    Remeber South Africa . . .. the President of S. Africa , along with Mandella GOT TOGETHER and said "enough is enough" this must change – AND CHANGE IT DID. Well, if I was on the board at Monsanto – I would be tapping on the CEO 's shoulder and suggesting that "to protect our investor's $, do you think it is time to change?" Guarantee you, this conversation is going to happen after May 25th – if it hasn't happened already. The next CEO will be talking (if they are smart and want additoinal investors) about taking the company ORGANIC. C'est la vie , baby. I'll be in Oxnard , CA at 9 a.m. this Sat.

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