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In this episode of our series on the skeletons in the closet of the worlds most hated company, Monsanto (now Bayer), we talk to Jeremy Kuzmarov. Hes uncovered details of the early days of the U.S. Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear weapons program.
In this episode of our series on the skeletons in the closet of the worlds most hated company, Monsanto (now
December 19, 2023 | by Alexis Baden-Mayer Organic Consumers Association
December 6, 2023 | by Alexis Baden-Mayer Organic Consumers Association
On September 27, we continued our Secret Military History of Monsanto series with an interview with Dr. Peter Breggin. You
On September 27, we continued our Secret Military History of Monsanto series with an interview with Dr. Peter Breggin. You
On September 27, we continue our Secret Military History of Monsanto series with an interview with Dr. Peter Breggin. You
Biowarfare, Nazi and Japanese germ war collaborators and US Mafiosi hitmen brought into the CIA… open-air biological warfare experiments in
Today, we launched a new live broadcast on our Millions Against Monsanto Facebook page, “The Secret Military History of Monsanto,”
Today, we launched a new live broadcast on our Millions Against Monsanto Facebook page, “The Secret Military History of Monsanto,”
There is “ample proof that the virus could have been genetically manipulated.”
That was the conclusion of an August 2021 report, “The Origins of COVID-19: An Investigation of the Wuhan Institute of Virology,” authored by the House Foreign Affairs Committee Minority Staff under the leadership of Congressman Michael McCaul.
Evidence of genetic engineering is written all over the SARS-CoV-2’s genome.
Still, that doesn’t tell us whodunnit.
The Poison Pages library contains more than 200,000 pages of information and “lays out a 40-year history of deceit and collusion involving the chemical industry and the regulatory agencies that were supposed to be protecting human health and the environment,” said Peter von Stackelberg, a journalist who along with the Center for Media and Democracy and the Bioscience Resource Project helped put the collection online.
It’s been about a week since Monsanto and Bayer confirmed their intention to say “I do”—ample time for media, lawmakers, consumer and farmer advocacy groups, and of course the happy couple themselves, to weigh in on the pros and cons.
Reactions poured in from all the usual suspects.
Groups like the Farmers Union, Food & Water Watch, Friends of the Earth and others didn’t mince words when it came to condemning the deal. (Organic Consumers Association tagged it a “Marriage Made in Hell” back in May, pre-announcement, when the two mega-corporations were still doing their mating dance).
Predictably, the corporate heads of state last week promoted the proposed $66-billion deal as an altruistic plan to improve “the lives of growers and people around the world.” This week, they told Senate Judiciary Committee members that the merger “is needed to meet a rising food demand.”
Is anyone out there still buying the line that Monsanto and Bayer are in the business of feeding the world? When the evidence says otherwise?
Even if that claim weren’t ludicrous, who thinks it’s a good idea to entrust the job of “feeding the world” to the likes of Bayer, a company that as part of the I.G. Farben cartel in the 1940s produced the poison gas for the Nazi concentration camps, and more recently sold HIV-infected drugs to parents of haemophiliacs in foreign countries, causing thousands of children to die of AIDS?
Monsanto may not be the largest company in the world. Or the worst. But the St. Louis, Mo. biotech giant has become the poster child for all that’s wrong with our industrial food and farming system.
Since the early 20th century, Monsanto has marketed highly toxic products that have contaminated the environment and permanently sickened or killed thousands of people around the world. In a rare exception, Monsanto was recently ordered to pay $46.5 million to compensate victims of its PCB poisoning. Sometimes the company settles out of court, to avoid having to admit to any “wrongdoing.”
But for the most part, thanks to the multinational’s powerful influence over U.S. politicians, Monsanto has been able to poison with impunity.
On October 15 and 16, in The Hague, Netherlands—the International City of Peace and Justice—a panel of distinguished international judges will hear testimony from witnesses, represented by legitimate lawyers, who have been harmed by Monsanto.
In their preparation for the citizens’ tribunal, the tribunal judges will consider six questions that are relevant not just for Monsanto, but to all companies involved in shaping the future of agriculture.
Thanks everyone for helping to organize a World Food Day event in support of the Monsanto Tribunal. Your work helped spread the message that Monsanto's crimes are finally being exposed. The Monsanto Tribunal and People’s Assembly gave birth to a new resolve among activists all over the world to begin building a new 21st Century activism model based on mutual solidarity and concrete cooperation in globally coordinated campaigns.
NOTE: Some very powerful points here from the President of the General Assembly of the United Nations, made at the
The new Monsanto has clearly come to dominate the American food chain with its genetically modified (GM) seeds. It's a
A number of major pharmaceutical corporations and biotech firms are concealing the nature of the biological warfare research work they
Last week, the OCA's Alexis Baden-Mayer asked the tough questions in these interviews—did you miss them? Watch them now, and
November 14, 2023 | by Alexis Baden-Mayer Organic Consumers Association
