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Keeping Up To date on GMO - mapoui - 03-07-2013
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2013/03/05/gmo-affects-climate-change.aspx?e_cid=20130305_DNL_art_1&utm_source=dnl&utm_medium=email&utm_content=art1&utm_campaign=20130305
Re: Keeping Up To date on GMO - Captain - 03-07-2013
well maps what do we do now
at least Canada is still safe
Re: Keeping Up To date on GMO - mapoui - 03-07-2013
unfortunately canada is not safe. GMO's are powerfully cultivated in canada..most critically the corn..then soybeans..he 2 most dangerous manipulations of all
but I don't see the problem Captain, why the importance of this issue finds only derision in your corner?
the value of MGO as a vast destructive force to the powers that be is obvious. why do you simply check in to the reason behind the opposition to see if there is any validity to it...
then see the case of those in favour to glean the validity if any... there-in :
Re: Keeping Up To date on GMO - Captain - 03-07-2013
well I am not in a position to stop it,, unless
Re: Keeping Up To date on GMO - mapoui - 03-07-2013
unless wat?
man all yuy can do is your part. wat yuh want to play god? wat yuh saying ::confused::
Re: Keeping Up To date on GMO - Captain - 03-07-2013
I have to grow my own veggies and fruits
and became a vegetarian
Re: Keeping Up To date on GMO - mapoui - 03-07-2013
well..thats an excellent response..better than most! even better if you also spread the word!
Re: Keeping Up To date on GMO - Captain - 03-07-2013
here I may move
[color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][size=13px]If there was ever a nation that could see the purpose behind organic, sustainable farming, it would be a nation that is composed mostly of farmers. Such a place does exist, and it soon may be the first nation to go 100% organic, paving the way for others to do the same on a global scale.[/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px]The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan is known for a [/color][color=rgb(0, 102, 102)]high level of[/color][/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px] citizen happiness, but it is doing something even more noteworthy in the near future. With Prime Minister [/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/color][color=rgb(0, 102, 102)][/size][size=13px]Jigmi Thinley[/size][/color][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px] making a major announcement regarding the organic farming project at the [/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 102, 102)][/color][color=rgb(0, 102, 102)][/size][size=13px]Rio+20[/size][/color][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px] Conference on Sustainable Development which took place last month, the move [/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 102, 102)][/color][color=rgb(0, 102, 102)][/size][size=13px]has made[/size][/color][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px]national headlines. It's called the National Organic Policy, and it is fueled by the simple concept that working 'in harmony with nature' will yield the most powerful results - all without sacrificing human health or the environment.[/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px]What this comes down to is no GMO, no pesticides, no herbicides, no fluoride-based spray products, no Monsanto intrusion at all, and a whole lot of high quality food available for the 700,000 citizens of Bhutan. Food that, at one time, was simply called 'food'. In the statement to other policy makers, Prime Minister Jigmi Thinley [/color][color=rgb(0, 102, 102)]explained[/color][/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px] the move:[/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px] "By working in harmony with nature, they can help sustain the flow of nature's bounties."Bhutan's land [/color][color=rgb(0, 102, 102)]currently supplys[/color][/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px] most corn, rice, fruits, and some vegetables, and it is perfectly positioned to begin developing 100% organic farming. In addition to containing a population that is mostly farmers, it also has extremely rich lands that are truly beyond what many consider organic.[/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px]Some lands in Bhutan have not even been touched with harsh chemicals of any kind, and traditional techniques are utilized to produce high yields without Monsanto dipping into the pockets of family farmers. This is in sharp contrast to India's farming community, which has been shafted by Monsanto and subsequently nicknamed the '[/color][color=rgb(0, 102, 102)]suicide belt[/color][/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)][/size][size=13px]' due to the rampant suicides that can be blamed in part by Monsanto-induced financial ruin.[/size][/color][color=rgb(0, 51, 51)]
Re: Keeping Up To date on GMO - mapoui - 03-07-2013
well right captain. you are on your way. this is great.
the world has always produced far more food than people to eat it. naturally!
capitalism is the problem.... creating shortages and mal-distribution systems of food supply to insert its profit making schemes.
[size=24pt]here is no global food problem save the one created by monsanto and other american mulitnationals[/size]
instead of going all the way to Bhutan, try going back to guyana and help them to keep organic or to go organic wherever hey have been infiltrated by the forrin GMO bullshit