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**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 103006 06-28-2012 04:51 AM

why do they *need, my email? because they are required to send you garbage for as long as that email is active

**SuzieQ** lop guest User ID: 46209 06-28-2012 04:54 AM

Ikaika Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
What we need, is a complete list of all monsanto employees. It should be published, and put on bill-boards everywhere. They should be inconvenienced at every opportunity in every possible way, in their private lives. They should get protesting/visits at their residence, to inconvenience their neighbors too.

Their children should be made aware of the evil f*cks that their parents work for, and should be convinced that monsanto is a threat to humanity.

They should get notice that the food they order in restaurants will possibly be spat upon, and the service bill they get from plumbers, electricians, and carpenters will likely quadruple. They should subtly be discriminated against and humiliated at every turn.

Their lives should be relentlessly disrupted to the point where they are forced to live, work, eat, and do schooling at monsanto compounds.

Forgive me for being frank, but, this is the only way that we can fight this entrenched evil. And if we succeed here, we can apply these same peaceful protesting/pressure methods to TSA employees. Make their working conditions so miserable, that nobody would work there.

Legally, and peacefully.

I have some burdock in my front yard that Roundup would make short work of, but I'll be DAMNED if I will buy it.

Nearly twenty years ago Monsanto went on a campaign to get Vermont dairy farmers to use bovine growth hormone to increase milk production.

They succeeded, all the farmers were going to get rich.

What happened?

Milk supply increased,
price crashed.

Signed, and an email to Peter Welsh.

Have you looked up the medicinal qualities of Burdock? Don't kill it! Scream1

**nrg**

who is to say that the increase to human mass is a wanted thing?

**VivaLaRevolucion**

LoP Guest Wrote:

What we need, is a complete list of all monsanto employees. It should be published, and put on bill-boards everywhere. They should be inconvenienced at every opportunity in every possible way, in their private lives. They should get protesting/visits at their residence, to inconvenience their neighbors too.

Their children should be made aware of the evil f*cks that their parents work for, and should be convinced that monsanto is a threat to humanity.

They should get notice that the food they order in restaurants will possibly be spat upon, and the service bill they get from plumbers, electricians, and carpenters will likely quadruple. They should subtly be discriminated against and humiliated at every turn.

Their lives should be relentlessly disrupted to the point where they are forced to live, work, eat, and do schooling at monsanto compounds.

Forgive me for being frank, but, this is the only way that we can fight this entrenched evil. And if we succeed here, we can apply these same peaceful protesting/pressure methods to TSA employees. Make their working conditions so miserable, that nobody would work there.

Legally, and peacefully.

I love this idea. I really do.

Signed the petition, though I doubt it's really going to do anything.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 96330 06-28-2012 08:04 AM

Monsanto's Seedy Legacy
http://tv.globalresearch.ca/2012/06/mons...edy-legacy

Heartflowers

**Ikaika** · **Ikaika** User ID: 104633 06-28-2012 10:17 AM **Posts: 15,825**

SuzieQ Wrote:

Ikaika Wrote:
LoP Guest Wrote:
What we need, is a complete list of all monsanto employees. It should be published, and put on bill-boards everywhere. They should be inconvenienced at every opportunity in every possible way, in their private lives. They should get protesting/visits at their residence, to inconvenience their neighbors too.

Their children should be made aware of the evil f*cks that their parents work for, and should be convinced that monsanto is a threat to humanity.

They should get notice that the food they order in restaurants will possibly be spat upon, and the service bill they get from plumbers, electricians, and carpenters will likely quadruple. They should subtly be discriminated against and humiliated at every turn.

Their lives should be relentlessly disrupted to the point where they are forced to live, work, eat, and do schooling at monsanto compounds.

Forgive me for being frank, but, this is the only way that we can fight this entrenched evil. And if we succeed here, we can apply these same peaceful protesting/pressure methods to TSA employees. Make their working conditions so miserable, that nobody would work there.

Legally, and peacefully.

I have some burdock in my front yard that Roundup would make short work of, but I'll be DAMNED if I will buy it.

Nearly twenty years ago Monsanto went on a campaign to get Vermont dairy farmers to use bovine growth hormone to increase milk production.

They succeeded, all the farmers were going to get rich.

What happened?

Milk supply increased,
price crashed.

Signed, and an email to Peter Welsh.

Have you looked up the medicinal qualities of Burdock? Don't kill it!

I know.

Very invasive, though,
and I have a bunch out in the back yard.

Want my front lawn back.

**smerve**

**Crazycanuck**

Whatever happened to Consumer Protection Act?

Monsanto Protection Act? That is THE MOST INSANE thing I have ever heard. That's like granting the IG FARBEN Protection Act (and if you don't know who they are, just google it and get a history lesson).

I am DISGUSTED by this.
Scream1

**smerve**

**smerve**

**smerve**

**smerve**

**smerve**

**smerve**

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 102672 06-29-2012 12:45 AM

barbsat Wrote:

At least congress should know the people oppose it before they sign it and cash their checks from Monsanto.

What's become painfully evident of late is that they could care less about the will of the people. What we have in the United States are the best politicians money can buy.