The US Government = Monsanto. Doesn't anyone see that? The individuals serving in both switch positions from time to time. Meaning: Everyone who works for Monsanto has worked for the US Government, and everyone who works for the (relevant agricultural positions in the) US Government has worked for Monsanto. It's the same people!

Death to Monsanto!

Fuck the Fed. and Monsanto.

Unfortunately for mankind, the past few generations and the current one are being groomed as complete dysfunctional morons so there's a very slim chance that anything will stop the process of creating a Codex Alimentarius the likes of which will put evil men in control of what goes into all mankind's bodies.

It's by design to make all humanity into an unthinking, automatomatious slave-class with no will or mind of their own until the planet has been thoroughly and completely controlled.

Denial is the most predictable of all human responses. But, rest assured, this will be the one-hundred and sixty-sixth time we have destroyed it, and we have become exceedingly efficient at it.

"to make"?
"until"?

Your tenses are out of date.

I hate to say something 'pro' Monsanto but the example listed in Percy Schmeiser is NOT an example of a farmer that accidentally had his field cross contaminated by Monsanto's seeds. Percy collected seed from his own crops to plant the following year. One year that his crop bordered a neighbour's Monsanto crop, he intentionally harvested seeds only from along that border. Even more importantly, he sprayed the strip with round-up first. Deliberately destroying your own seed crop with round up isn't 'normal' procedure for any seed grower. Percy Schmeiser knowingly and deliberately did everything he could to plant Monsanto's round up ready seeds. He in many ways went to greater lengths and efforts to get the seed than farmers regularly using it.

His case is one of whether what he did should be legal, in my opinion it should be, and tough luck to Monsanto as long as he's not off re-selling it I think it should be ok. Turns out Canadian law went the other way and declared it copyright infringement. I can understand the argument that GMO research can't happen if there's no profit in it, but it's a hard line.

All that though is to simply point out that this doesn't seem to be only about those guys accidentally being contaminated. The specific example the speaker references went to great lengths to get Monsanto's seed into his fields.

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