INDIA MAY BAN GMOs FOR TEN YEARS

India may - and in my opinion probably will - join a growing list of nations banning Duponzanto's and Mon(ster)santo's hideous GMO foods. And let's be honest, their products are hideous, they are producing human suffering, and the track record of persecution of farmers, complete and total disregard of human life, and of the science increasingly challenging their own product, and their own abysmal track record on every level, makes these corporations truly hideous as well. But this article spells out even more dangers, one of which Mon(ster)santo and like-minded "agribusiness giants" are keeping well-hidden from the American people, as Californians prepare to vote on proposition 37:

India May Ban GMO Crop Field Trials for 10 Years Read more: http://naturalsociety.com/india-may-ban-gmo-crop-field-trials-for-10-years/#ixzz2AOoSdjze

I hope you caught the vast economic and geopolitical implication of this article, but in case you didn't, here is the core of it:

"If the contamination was not caught, however, it could have gone anywhere and compromised the very genetic integrity of non-GMO farming grounds. It is for this reason that many companies outside of the United States generally dislike purchasing from U.S. farmers, as they sometimes contain even trace levels of GMO contaminants. More and more we receive reports of farmers being completely cut off from other nations after being found to contain trace levels of GMO contamination.

"India is looking to stop this before it becomes much of an issue."(Emphasis added)

In other words, the more Mon(ster)santo and Duponzanto and the whole wretched American "agribusiness community" continues to peddle their abysmal "science" from bought-and-paid-for FDA misadministrators, and their own half-baked corporate "science" studies, the more they pursue their bottom line, the more they are actually cutting the throat of the one remaining American export and actually productive industry: agriculture. India has already seen the consequence of its own disastrous courting by these "agribusiness" companies, for with more and more countries - the US excepted of course - turning from these products, and the contamination they represent, the more US products will be subjected to stricter import controls by foreign nations.... and rightly so, and who can blame them?

We can only hope that India will do so, for it may be what it takes to turn the tide here in the face of our own massively corrupt, and almost totally unresponsive and irresponsible "government", for as Dr. de Hart and I pointed out in Transhumanism, and as many others have as well, these corporations ran roughshod over scientific concerns at the time, in order to promote their products and bottom line, and they ran roughshod over concerns by the public. Maybe, just maybe, this horrendously corporatized government in the USA will, for once, act for the good of its individual citizens, and not for the good of greedy corporations... but it is a sad fact that it may take a growing reaction by the rest of the world to this poisonous "food" the US agribusiness community is peddling before it will do so, for it is obvious by now it is totally incapable of doing so unless confronted with growing isolation from the world community (and even then, as we have seen, it is unable to see past its delusions).

And for India: three cheers, if indeed you do this...  and let's all hope Russia and India and the other countries that are banning the likes of Mon(ster)santo are saving non-GMO seeds... eventually, we will have to buy real food, real grain, from these countries, if we are to be able to eat real food, and not poison.

See you on the flip side...

Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

12 Comments

  1. paul de gagne on November 7, 2012 at 8:33 am

    I have fears India and Russa are going to rescind their decision to ban the imports in the not so near future. Lets hope the Law or Edict or Proclamation these two Countries announced gets enforced. I was taught a Law ISN’T a law unless it’s ENFORCED!



    • Robert Barricklow on November 7, 2012 at 9:18 am

      Or, have a new law passed now making it legal because the Telecommunication industry was caught spying or the Bankster caught in mortgage/title frauds.
      So take “congress” out of your pocket and tell them to “fix” it; make it legal – ex post facto.



    • margaret on November 8, 2012 at 12:57 am

      Such laws may be difficult to enforce! Natural Society published [1’3’12] an article titled “Leaked: US to Start ‘Trade Wars’ with Nations Opposed to Monsanto, GMO Crops” which told of the US threatening nations who oppose Monsanto’s genetically modified (GM) crops with military-style trade wars, according to a WikiLeaks cable that revealed that in late 2007, US ambassador to France and business partner to George W. Bush, Craig Stapleton, requested that the EU along with particular nations that did not support GMO crops be penalized. Mon[ster]santo is so embedded within the US government that many diplomats work directly for Monsanto. Read the article here: http://urlin.it/36e74 .



      • Robert Barricklow on November 8, 2012 at 8:53 am

        Many people do not know that the WTO rules over any country’s constitution[if they are a member] and can levy fines. So even if you pass laws, the WTO will levy millions of dollars in fines DAILY.



        • margaret on November 8, 2012 at 9:29 am

          Exactly. Ch11 NAFTA. See notable case of Calif. banning pollutant MTBE in gasoline and Canadian corp seeking almost $1bn damages for lost revenues. See http://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=570



  2. Nidster - on November 5, 2012 at 9:30 pm

    I agree, Americans are now being ruled by a massively corrupt, totally unresponsive, and wholly irresponsible government. It allows U.S. corporate agribusiness to run rough-shod over the people in America, and even world-wide when they can get away with doing so. You have posted about the growing number of nations that are banning the use of GMO seeds. All good news because their opposition to the ‘monsters’ buys them, and us a little more time to resist the changes being forced on all of humanity. We need the world community to increase their pressure against this GMO threat and stop their madness.



  3. Robert Barricklow on November 5, 2012 at 7:46 am

    Remember those “dominoes” they told us about?
    If Vietnam goes, so will the rest.
    Now we are witnessing the “real terror” dominoes.
    When India goes, so will the rest of the terror.

    May “their” fall begin.



      • Robert Barricklow on November 5, 2012 at 8:10 am

        Goofle”
        proposition 37 losing in late business roundtable



      • Robert Barricklow on November 5, 2012 at 8:16 am

        Also google:
        The bitter seed of Monsanto’s legacy: Debt, Death, and global destruction.



        • margaret on November 8, 2012 at 1:07 am

          India has just cause as tragedy is very personal there. Here are two stories about farmer suicides directly resulting to Mon[ster]santo’s villanous activities there.

          [1] Monsanto’s GMO Seeds Contributing to Farmer Suicides Every 30 Minutes: In what has been called the single largest wave of recorded suicides in human history, Indian farmers are now killing themselves in record numbers. It has been extensively reported, even in mainstream news, but nothing has been done about the issue. The cause? Monsanto’s cost-inflated and ineffective seeds have been driving farmers to suicide, and is considered to be one of the largest — if not the largest — cause of the quarter of a million farmer suicides over the past 16 years. Article here: http://urlin.it/36e76

          [2] Farmer Suicides and Bt Cotton Nightmare Unfolding in India: The largest wave of farmer suicides and ecological nightmare unfolding around Bt cotton. Article here: http://urlin.it/36e77



          • Robert Barricklow on November 8, 2012 at 9:03 am

            I read & listen to several of India’s people, my favorite is Arundhati Roy. India has had a long history of “dealing” with these “East India Company” devil-type-corporations.
            I want to see India/Greece become dominoes that are firsts, in the falling “Empire”, that is strangling the world’s peoples & her other living animals & plants.



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