Comments on: The Monsanto Connection

By: RiHo08

RiHo08 — Mon, 04 May 2009 02:58:10 +0000

Hmmm. If I plant my tomato garden again this year, I will be in violation of Federal Law. This article certainly flows from a paranoid mind set with a cornucopia of conspiratorial “truths.” I do hope the author has a green thumb as the kind of green he envisions in Monsanto’s or any other agribusiness behaviors is based in his own mind, where, I might add, these ideas originated and belong.
Evil doers do exist, so do people with dishoveled minds. They frequently talk to themselves.

By: Mulga Mumblebrain

Mulga Mumblebrain — Sat, 02 May 2009 23:08:49 +0000

Those who have read ‘The Men Who Stare at Goats’, will be acquainted with the euphoniously named Mr Stubblebine. Yet more evidence of the unbelievable malignancy and the steadily steepening flight-path to destruction of the widely disseminated cancer known as market capitalism. I’m a seasoned cynic, and I thought organic agriculture would simply be marginalised and demonised, not banned outright, but nowadays no level of fascistic interference in the interests of the parasite class, who clearly have gone stark, raving mad, seems beyond possibility. The author is correct-only by actively fighting back, peacefully, by planting and growing our own, and boycotting anything to do with the psychopathic, anti-life system, do we have any chance. But here in Australia, and I’ll bet everywhere else, if not already, surely inevitably, boycotts against corporations for their evil actions, have been banned. So much for the ‘Free World’ surely the most effectively emetic obscenity of the age.

By: tal

tal — Sat, 02 May 2009 19:06:25 +0000

Thank you Robert! I have been trying to expose Cohen-Cole’s disinformation since it first came to my attention but too many people have already been gripped by their fear and seem disinclined to read the bill for themselves. The fact that Cohen-Cole’s articles were/are posted and linked across the internet makes it even more difficult to refute her.