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Monsanto unapproved GMO wheat govt-stored up to 2011

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posted on Jul, 1 2013 @ 02:07 AM
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So after Monsanto insisting that all the GMO wheat was destroyed we have this bombshell. Stored in a Government controlled facility none the less. My question is why is our government storing anything for Monsatan? This company needs to be dismantled before it completely destroys natural foods.

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posted on Jul, 1 2013 @ 02:36 AM
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OP source says they still claim sabotaged 80 acres as to why the wheat field had it! Hah. Well, now with this updated info going to be interesting to see how the lawsuits turn out, as Monsanto will have to prove they were sabotaged.


"Monsanto knew, or should have known, that the existence of genetically-engineered wheat – commingled with the general wheat supply – would cause significant disruptions in the wheat export market, and that such a situation could involve huge disruptions in the wheat trade while imposing additional costs on U.S. wheat farmers and specifically Pacific Northwest soft white wheat farmers. These costs eventually would detrimentally impact worldwide prices for Pacific Northwest soft white wheat, causing significant financial damage to wheat farmers," attorney Benjamin Schwartzman wrote in the lawsuit. GMO Wheat Lawsuit



posted on Jul, 1 2013 @ 11:54 AM
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So, the spawn seed was stored then for years. Why on earth did they store it for so long
rather than incinerate it. And, Monsanto also kept some to store for itself!


The seed storage at Fort Collins received 43 physical containers of Monsanto's wheat that contained more than 1,000 unique varieties, documents reveal.

Some of the wheat was also stored at Monsanto’s facilities in St. Louis, Missouri.

The USDA is currently trying to confirm that all Monsanto seeds were accounted for and destroyed as the company reports.
rt.com...


Well, I am sure the farmers that are in suit against Monsanto have this
information now, hope it helps them win. Monsanto needs to be held responsible!



 
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