By: steve k

steve k — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 01:36:03 +0000

I totaly agree with the contributer above and i would like too add that not only is there a danger of cross pollination between G.M. crops and TRADITIONAL crops no matter how small the risk that would destroy our natural eco-systems , also by suggesting that G.M. crops are an answer too world hunger , yet they produce lower yeilds then that would leave poor countries even more reliant on richer countries for aid while reducing the population of third world countries . If you cannot control a population with force then what better way than starvation . At last the truth is slowley comming out as what activists and campaigners have been saying for years is now bearing fruit!.

By: A G Khaliq

A G Khaliq — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 21:07:02 +0000

The companies pushing GM crops have known this all along, but they will even peddle hunger for profits. These mega corporations are being shielded from proper scrutiny by the powerful lobbyist who themselves makes millions from peddling these restrictive food technologies.
We all need to wake up before we are thrown into a decade of hunger and starvation of billions of the world’s poor.

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By: steve k

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