10 Comments so far

1. grubstaker February 13th, 2007 5:32 am

   “The Big Question! What do we tell our customers … try to stay in business or help customer’s clean up their use?”

   Why didn’t you think about this before you dumped the toxic material and possibly infected your best friend or relative???? Choices have consequences not only for you but for those around you.

   Should I be surprised by the collusion between the government and big business? Shouldn’t journalists be doing more to uncover why the war in Iraq is being corporatized or why the candidates in the USA are funded by mega corporations? I would recommend the documentary: Iraq for Sale as well as Control Room 911. They both present some interesting and timely information on the corporatization of Iraq as well as media and free speech.

2. BenFranklin February 13th, 2007 9:16 am

   Using chemical weapons against a civilian population is a terrorist act. Perhaps Monsanto’s management should be sent to Guantanamo for interrogation to find out who the co-conspirators are.

3. walkingbear February 13th, 2007 9:30 am

   Got it in one grubstaker. My worry is that I am no longer surprised by the news that Monsanto have basically started mucking up (cleaned up for mass consumption)the Eco system.

   Italian scientists have already clinical proof the organs (liver, kidneys) are altered by GM produced food. A two year test on rats has undeniable evidence of this.

   Unfortunately someone has cut their funding and they have to close down research. Now I’m not going to say that Monsanto are powerful enough to corrupt the Italian system of democracy to suit their own needs, thus causing the pollution of crops around the world and thus the deaths of many innocent people, animals and our ecosystem.

   As you say take a look at what goes for freedom of speech and access to information on civil liberties.

   Wake up and smell the coffee world….be intelligent about what you choose to believe about our leaders. “The eye sees only what the mind is ready to comprehend”..and our minds are not thinking in a rational or coherent manner..if we were, we would have done something about the vampiric way we are slowly being manipulated for predator needs.

   Greed is a virus that causes companies like Monsanto to infect and destroy the food chain…not just for us or the next seven generations, but for the millions of species who rely on us as their voice of opinion…and it will do that, if no one takes positive action to stop them.

   The Earth is a living organism and will create “antibodies” against the Virus…She will go on but mankind may suffer a fate like most viral infections and be suppressed.

   Do what you can to be aware of your options, do not feed the infection but work to heal your home.

   Oh and listen to Neil Young’s “Oh Mother Earth”…written in 1990. Prophetic!
   Ho
   WalkingBear

4. paschn February 13th, 2007 10:36 am

   Hmm, “investigating the tip”. Let’s see, using past “lessons” as to the conduct of big business and the working class lackeys to whom they avail themselves so readily, I’ll translate the above quote in my opinion. ” We know damn good and well they are guilty but we here in the civilized world are negotiating with the leaders of the corporation to let them tell us how much they are willing to spend on getting away with this. As you all are aware, we talk a good game to satisfy the drones as to our commitment to justice. We will probably “fine” them in an amount equal to .005 of 1% of the profit they made ruining the earth you WORKING CLASS drones are forced to live in. Further we as their paid lackeys representing YOU, guarantee you the people, that those responsible will not spend ONE MINUTE behind bars or in any way personally answer for their depraved indifference to the safety and well being of you and your families.” ( Bho pal…Exxon Valdez,… et al)
   “In closing, We feel confident that we can get past this mess and again, force feed you, the people, our MAJOR concern, enough fecal matter to sink a cruise ship….. Thank you.”
   So, Drones, tell me….is my translation accurate?

5. Maneman February 13th, 2007 10:43 am

   Okay… so we try and execute dictators and rulers of countries for crimes against humanity… and this company, along with Exxon and others PLUS this administration are allowed to skate by free and clear with no accountability for the very thing we condemn and convict others of doing??? Clearly, this is an open and shut case… it still amazes me that these attrocities still continue to persist.

6. walkingbear February 13th, 2007 11:22 am

   paschn
   I think that sums it up nicely!
   So what do we do? Has the age of revolution gone by.
   I now live in France, where they celebrate the 1794 revolution..heads did roll!
   Are we to take it that far..take it into our own hands like Steven Segal in the film “On Dangerous Ground”.
   Which one of us is going to blow up Monsanto first? Is that what it takes to stop these corporate killers who literally get away with murderer?

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axU9ngbTxKw

   Monsanto? perhaps it should now be a byword for Madness.
   Ho
   WalkingBear

7. Wahyusamputra February 14th, 2007 4:19 pm

   Nine cows died, but there is no “danger to human health” ? A la lanterne!

8. bnkixycitito November 14th, 2007 10:17 am

   titrikutyxisu…

   excopucukazu…

9. bntykyrevyro November 14th, 2007 10:29 am

   titxirisezehi…

   extytosikovi…

10. bnsohunosezy November 29th, 2007 7:05 pm

    titvohosicycu…

    exhonotenato…

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