Thanks, Karen, but they don't make them immune, no, no, they make them to go with their own 'Roundup' weed killer, adapted to withstand heavy application of Roundup. I met people back in the 90s who were travelling around the country collecting heirloom seeds to help keep the diversity going. What's really frightening is Monsanto's huge investigative team, who go around spying on growers, collecting evidence, and helping bring these lawsuits against these farmers, co-ops, and even totally innocent people. see the Vanity Fair story. Many who are sued or are threatened with loss of all they own, cave and settle, cause they do not have the resources to go up against this huge and relentless corporation.
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at 01:24 on May 2nd, 2008
Thanks, Karen, but they don't make them immune, no, no, they make them to go with their own 'Roundup' weed killer, adapted to withstand heavy application of Roundup. I met people back in the 90s who were travelling around the country collecting heirloom seeds to help keep the diversity going. What's really frightening is Monsanto's huge investigative team, who go around spying on growers, collecting evidence, and helping bring these lawsuits against these farmers, co-ops, and even totally innocent people. see the Vanity Fair story. Many who are sued or are threatened with loss of all they own, cave and settle, cause they do not have the resources to go up against this huge and relentless corporation.