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The Umbrella Corporation is an international pharmaceutical company in the Resident Evil universe that serves as one of the primary antagonists of the series. Founded in the late 1960s by prominent British royal descendants Ozwell E. Spencer and Edward Ashford, it is portrayed in the games as a major international player in pharmaceutical goods and medical supplies, along with more clandestine operations utilizing genetic engineering, their legitimate status being only a front for their secret research of bio-organic weapons, developed through the use of a unique virus discovered by the company founders shortly after World War II.[4] The company is also presented as having a more public face, producing cosmetics, consumer products and foods. One of Umbrella's subsidiaries is UBCS (Umbrella Biohazard Countermeasure Service), a private military company with a highly-trained security force composed mostly of war criminals and exiled soldiers[5] and capable of rescue and reconnaissance paramilitary operations; the corporation also uses its top-secret special forces group to secure and protect its assets and high profile employees. Umbrella established multiple secret research facilities to develop various bio-weapons. Its most prominent research facility is located in the Arklay Mountains, just outside of Raccoon City, which was able to develop the "T-virus", a powerful mutagen that could dramatically alter living and recently-dead organisms. The virus leaks and contaminates most of the Arklay Facility and its surrounding area, setting the stage for the first Resident Evil game.

I betcha if they got a decent following of folks protesting that I could stop by with GMO foods all prepared for them and they would blindly eat em.

Monsanto sounds like the Umbrella corporation in Resident Evil

Quote:Umbrella Corporation


The Umbrella Corporation logo
The Umbrella Corporation is an international pharmaceutical company in the Resident Evil universe that serves as one of the primary antagonists of the series. Founded in the late 1960s by prominent British royal descendants Ozwell E. Spencer and Edward Ashford, it is portrayed in the games as a major international player in pharmaceutical goods and medical supplies, along with more clandestine operations utilizing genetic engineering, their legitimate status being only a front for their secret research of bio-organic weapons, developed through the use of a unique virus discovered by the company founders shortly after World War II.[4] The company is also presented as having a more public face, producing cosmetics, consumer products and foods. One of Umbrella's subsidiaries is UBCS (Umbrella Biohazard Countermeasure Service), a private military company with a highly-trained security force composed mostly of war criminals and exiled soldiers[5] and capable of rescue and reconnaissance paramilitary operations; the corporation also uses its top-secret special forces group to secure and protect its assets and high profile employees. Umbrella established multiple secret research facilities to develop various bio-weapons. Its most prominent research facility is located in the Arklay Mountains, just outside of Raccoon City, which was able to develop the "T-virus", a powerful mutagen that could dramatically alter living and recently-dead organisms. The virus leaks and contaminates most of the Arklay Facility and its surrounding area, setting the stage for the first Resident Evil game.

It's fairly Trendy to hate Monsanto right now so this is a good time to get all these ows sheep to protest them so they can act cool.

Zardoz  Wrote:

They should change the name. "Occupy" was such a monumental flop. They had no demands....except "Change" (unspecified change - except for having the government pay their school loans off) It had no cohesive message and no point.

This movement has a clear cut agenda - it seems.

How will they end chemtrails?
Monsanto is the answer to the alkaline/high aluminum soil.
Problem-Reaction-Solution.

It's only one piece of this Hegelian Dialectic.

At the very least it provided America some food for thought, ironically, it's taking your fast-food nation some time to digest the implications:




So what the f*ck has occupy done so far? http://www.whatthefuckhasoccupydone.com/