Genetically modified organisms will benefit the world's poorest people

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by Paul Romanowski

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Genetically modified organisms will benefit the world's poorest people.........
Ha, what a joke! It will only help to control them more by taking away the ability to have their own crops whit out some corporation controlled GMO seeds that kill all other organisms around them including the very people that grow and consume the crops.
For once maybe we should wake up and understand the problems that GMO has build in to it and no one ever talks about it for the fear of corporate reprisal and prosecution.
If any one would know what happened to lab rats fed GMO potatoes? Boy, don't think any one would think twice. GMO kills. Thats that. We should get it across to all people of the world before it is to late.
Why there has not been done yet comprehensive study of side effects of GMO?
Should we all be big corporations lab rats. But we already are. Most foods in North American supermarkets are GMO one way or the other. Shocking? It's a fact.

Just read this:
"If you're just starting to learn about GMOs, you might not know quite where to begin. These links provide an introduction to the issues, players and politics of the GMO controversy. Once you're a little more familiar with the issues, you can search the site or visit the yearly update pages to find additional information.
Say No To GMOs!

GMO Basics

GM Food: A Guide for the Confused - Clear answers to common questions about GMOs.

Why GM Free? - All the reasons you need to Say No To GMOs!

Who's Afraid of GMOs? Me! - A thoughtful rebuttal to the 'GMOs will feed the world' argument and more.

The Myths Of Agricultural Biotechnology - Exposing the flawed premises of biotech in agriculture.

Confront ing Contamination - The only way to stop GMO contamination is to stop growing GMOs.

rats fed GE and non-GE soy

Are GMOs Safe?

Monsanto Corn Unfit For Consumption - MON863, approved and on the market, caused serious damage to the liver and kidneys of rats which consumed it during feeding trials. Read the abstract and commentary.

Genetical ly Modified Soy Affects Posterity - In a recent Russian study, the three-week mortality rate of offspring fed GE-soy was 50%! Does that get your attention?

Scrambling and Gambling with the Genome - The process of genetic engineering is neither predictable nor reliable. Can you say 'Russian roulette'?.

Unravelin g the DNA Myth - The basic assumptions of genetic engineering are debunked by Dr. Barry Commoner.

Risks of GM Food - Professor David Schubert of the Salk Institute offers insight and words of caution.

A Deadly Epidemic and the Attempt to Hide its Link to Genetic Engineering - How this happened and why it didn't make the news.

The Virus Hazard - Genetically engineering crops using genetic material from viruses has serious implications that are dismissed by industry and regulatory agencies.

See Scientists Speak and Scientific Studies for more information on the safety of GMOs.

don't count on seeing a label anytime soon

Regulation and Labeling

How It Happened That We Don't Regulate Biotech - In the '70s when gene splicing was in its infancy, a questionable study was used in its defense.

Are GMOs Being Regulated or Not? - How and why regulatory oversight of agricultural biotechnology is failing to protect the public interest.

Should Genetically Modified Foods Be Labeled? - Comprehensive discussion of the FDA's twisted GMO labeling rationale by Craig Holderge.

Sensible Regulations For GE Food Crops - Read this if you think that GMOs are being adequately regulated and tested.

Deficiencies in Federal Regulatory Oversight of Genetically Engineered Crops (Word document)

Investigate more about Regulatory issues.

what are GMOs doing to our children

GMOs and Childern

Genetically Engineered Foods Pose Higher Risk for Children - Why children are at risk from the effects of genetically engineered food.

"Agriscience Bus" Takes Teachers For a Ride - How industry enlists teachers to influence future generations' acceptance of GMOs.

Corporate ties to academia also influence curriculum and research."

From: http://www.saynotogm os.org/

My humble opinion.

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