willy nelson with 300,000 pple sue monsato

[god_zeus]

FEB 13, 2012 - Willie Nelson, along with 300,000 other activists who support small family farms and a healthy and fair food system, sued food giant Monsanto in Federal Court in Manhattan on January 31, 2012. The suit seeks to protect the harassment and threatening manner agribusiness giant Monsanto has exhibited, with threatening to go after any small farms that contain any trace of what they claim to be their property, genetically modified seeds. Willie and his campaign, Occupy The Food System, consists of many small groups, one being Food Democracy Now. All the activists are also fighting against Monsanto’s spraying of “Roundup herbicides”, which harm the soil, water and the farms around them. Willie states that the corporate takeover of small farms by large corporations has “led to the loss of millions of family farmers, destruction of our soil, pollution of our water and health epidemics of epic obesity and diabetes”.

http://aquariuschannelings.com/2012/02/17/willie-nelson-and-300000-other-activists-sue-monsanto/

 

[Rogue Trader]

Good luck to willy. Monsato is one of the most controversial companies you can find in the corporate world. Their milk enhancing drug caused bottled milk to be tainted with cow pus (from infected udders). Their GM high yielding crop is priced out of reach for developing nations and hence, do nothing to solve world hunger issues.

Worst of all, behind their overfed lawyers, pollution and monopoly suits rarely see the courtroom.

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

the people behind Monsanto control America's politicians too............it's like we try to sue NTUC...........

 

[scroobal]

You are right about this company.

Insidious is an understatement. Their involement is far reaching then what is publicly known.

Good luck to willy. Monsato is one of the most controversial companies you can find in the corporate world. Their milk enhancing drug caused bottled milk to be tainted with cow pus (from infected udders). Their GM high yielding crop is priced out of reach for developing nations and hence, do nothing to solve world hunger issues.

Worst of all, behind their overfed lawyers, pollution and monopoly suits rarely see the courtroom.