Sunday, February 10, 2008
Genetically Engineered Foods
If you think Genetically Engineered foods can be good for you. Then you have some problems. Genetically Engineered foods [GM]. What the biotech industry doesn't want you to know. When a top scientist tried to alert the public about his alarming discoveries, he lost his job and was silenced with threats of a lawsuit. Laboratory rats fed a GM crop developed stomach lesions and seven of the forty died within two weeks. the crop was approved without further tests. Scientists were offered bribes or threatened. Evidence was stolen. Data was omitted or distorded. Eating such a experimental food is gambling with your health.If you want to learn more read Seeds Of Deception. Thanks for being in the know.
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7 comments:
This is a great website hope you keep it going
I think that genetically modified foods are a way the the government and corporate farming can controll the people. It seems like just a handfull of large and powerful entities at at the helm of the push to implement GMO's in our culture. It takes a lot of effort to keep yourself and your family free from a sort of enslavement to the availability of quality food....keep up the good work Wyatt...your are doing a great service to your community.
Good job Wyatt, maybe we could start telling the school about GMO because some kids don't believe it but we need to persuade the school to stop feeding us kids disgusting food.
I am not saying that I disagree. However, if we were to stop using all GMO products we might not be able to feed the country as there are now over 120 different GMO crops produced in the US at this point
omg this is soooooooooooooo boring boring boring boring booooooring your sooooo boring wyatt u think my blog sucks yours sucks worse
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Do you wonder why they call it round-up ready...because they can dump tons of toxic chemicles on it....and finally we now get GMO sugar..."After seven years of keeping sugar from genetically modified sugar beets out of their food, Kellogg, Hershey’s and the Wyoming based American Crystal Sugarwill use sugar made from genetically modified (GM) beets.
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