Monsanto cannabis yes or no? The DNA Protection Act of 2013

[UncleBuck]

your ignoring where i said you were being dishonest about automatically calling processed food GMO and comparing that processed food to home cooked "farm fresh meal"


not so reasonable after all

processed and GMO are basically one in the same nowadays. aren't you paying attention?

 

[ginjawarrior]

Obviously GMO foods makes you completely retarded, as proven by ginsuwarrior. Enough scientific proof of that here for any prudent person but instead of checking out the claims for himself he sanctimoniously rejects any notion that conflicts his own Monsanto paid-for agenda. You have to ask yourself why anyone would so staunchly vilify research that results in condemning GMO and Monsanto; the only logical reason is that the person is on the payroll of Monsanto. Seriously, it makes no sense to fight so long and hard to promote GMO and defend one of the most evil companies on earth - unless you're on the clock. Mutations are never for the better; they can appear better at first but then the law of unintended consequences kicks in and you eventually see the down side, as is always the case in GMO phoods.

If they were legitimate, why have they bought their way into the FDA? Because if they were not in a position of authority they could never have passed this garbage off as safe. Nearly every one of the FDA hierarchy is a former Monsanto executive. This is a classic case of the fox "guarding" the hen house.

"Enough scientific proof" you say those words but they do not mean what you thing they mean

incredibly little science has been posted in this thread and its always the same shitty studies that have been shown to be bunk

you have to ask yourself why would anybody but ideologues carry on using such poor studies?

i do not have to be on anybodies payroll to point out liars and idiots on the internet.

im a huge believer in the truth and in intellectual honesty and will happily stand up for what i believe in

 

[ginjawarrior]

processed and GMO are basically one in the same nowadays. aren't you paying attention?

basically =/= is

it is dishonest to say otherwise

what happens if 15% of the time when you eat processed your not getting any GMO and having the same results as when you think you are eating gmo processed?

it blows your GMO is making me feel bad out of the window

theres countries that do not allow gmo food to be grown on sold there and guess what? their processed food tastes like shit too

 

[echelon1k1]

basically =/= is

it is dishonest to say otherwise

what happens if 15% of the time when you eat processed your not getting any GMO and having the same results as when you think you are eating gmo processed?

it blows your GMO is making me feel bad out of the window

theres countries that do not allow gmo food to be grown on sold there and guess what? their processed food tastes like shit too

Processed food taste like shit, because it is shit, the variable isn't location...

And Europe has some of the best food in the world. They're not gonna let a multinational with, at best, questionable intentions gain control over their food supply.

 

[ginjawarrior]

Processed food taste like shit, because it is shit, the variable isn't location...

And Europe has some of the best food in the world. They're not gonna let a multinational with, at best, questionable intentions gain control over their food supply.

you think europe hasn't got processed food that tastes like shit?

jumping the shark on that one bud

 

[buckaroo bonzai]

http://www.naturalnews.com/037249_gmo_study_cancer_tumors_organ_damage.html

there is GMO in virtually everything people consume for food products--

sugar beets where we get most processed sugar from is genetically modified...

soy is GMO too-

as is white processed flour and most synthetic fast food--

corn syrup is in almost everything....

not to mention 'natural flavoring'----chemical based flavoring that mimics real taste


we as a country are in huge huge trouble as is evident by this thread--

i am glad I have my yr supply of GMO free dehydrated food-

when you all turn into zombies and try and eat each other within the first month after collapse.....

I will be safely hidden away in an undisclosed remote location eating well and doing field maintenance on the ordinance we will be using to defeat the govt induced zombie hoardes


----the obvious govt provacatuers and saboteurs spreading more dis-information and confusing GMO eating dummies even more.....is evident here-

i can't believe a lot of these people making these statements are handling such a sacred plant as mmj...
my guess most of them are not--

its obvious who the Feds are in here---and the NWO goonz


15000+ hits on this thred?? who's blowing smoke up who's ass here????

show me another thread in this forum that has that many views...!!??....and for what?
until the provacatuers silence the agitators-and truth tellers with more rhetoric....

 

[Figong]

If Monsanto can mod things, why can't others - right?

Was reading something, and the prediction: "Prediction: Activist attacks on GM seeds and the criminals who promote them"

Which is very interesting... The first scientist that's anti-GM that has their hands on a lab should take a corn leaf aphid, GM it to make it immune to bt-based corn, then throw mRNA from the eastern mouse spider, effectively adding the Eastern Mouse spider deltatoxin mRNA sequence into it, and re-programming said leaf aphid for search/destroy, with a secondary method, also adding the atracotoxins possible from the funnel web... but only targeting bt strains of Monsanto.

Thoughts? Call me evil, call me unethical, but when someone fucks with my food, what goes around comes around.

 

[UncleBuck]

http://www.naturalnews.com/037249_gmo_study_cancer_tumors_organ_damage.html

there is GMO in virtually everything people consume for food products--

sugar beets where we get most processed sugar from is genetically modified...

soy is GMO too-

as is white processed flour and most synthetic fast food--

corn syrup is in almost everything....

not to mention 'natural flavoring'----chemical based flavoring that mimics real taste


we as a country are in huge huge trouble as is evident by this thread--

i am glad I have my yr supply of GMO free dehydrated food-

when you all turn into zombies and try and eat each other within the first month after collapse.....I will be safely hidden away in an undisclosed remote location eating well and doing field maintenance on the ordinance we will be using to defeat the govt induced zombie hoardes


----the obvious govt provacatuers and saboteurs spreading more dis-information and confusing GMO eating dummies even more.....is evident here-

i can't believe a lot of these people making these statements are handling such a sacred plant as mmj...
my guess most of them are not--

its obvious who the Feds are in here---and the NWO goonz

a debunked study combined with conspiracy theories of COINTELPROS and NWO goons is not doing my side any favors, ya know.

 

[buckaroo bonzai]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
unkl buk---
I've seen pictures of your erb on other forums and looks like you are good at that ....
but you are a fool to not understand the big picture here---

http://independentsciencenews.org/commentaries/regulators-discover-a-hidden-viral-gene-in-commercial-gmo-crops/

http://responsibletechnology.org/fraud/rigged-studies/Genetically-Modified-Corn-Study-Reveals-Health-Damage-and-Cover-up-June-2005

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/19/monsanto-genetically-modified-corn-study_n_1897361.html

http://www.wanttoknow.info/050420gmocoverup

http://www.wanttoknow.info/deception10pg

http://www.newswithviews.com/Smith/jeffrey7.htm

what is a biotechnology company doing trying to control the worlds food supply...?....read Wikipedia definition carefully 2-3 times if you have to ....to understand who this company really is--

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsanto

http://bestmeal.info/monsanto/facts.shtml

monsanto partners with 'Dow chemical' and 'DuPont'.........!!? wtf? chemical companies and food companies in bed together...?

http://phys.org/news/2012-11-ngos-mexico-corn-gm-maize.html

and be sure to try the new genetically improved frankenfish too while you eat your roundup veggies

http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonentine/2012/12/28/obamas-science-commitment-fda-face-ethics-scrutiny-in-wake-of-gmo-salmon-fiasco/

http://www.prisonplanet.com/they-are-turning-our-crops-animals-and-even-our-babies-into-freakish-genetic-monsters-what-could-go-wrong.html

 

[Figong]

-snip-
its obvious who the Feds are in here---and the NWO goonz
-snip-

Doubtful there's feds here(that have any vested interest in Monsanto, to be more clear) but if you want to give them a peek - just say a few words from the NSA Echelon keyword list and we'll see 75 new users overnight.

 

[echelon1k1]

Here's another fraud, junk science study on the the need for long term independent, in vivo, testing performed on all GM crops.

Prescott VE, Campbell PM, Moore A, Mattes J, Rothenberg ME, Foster PS, Higgins TJV, Hogan SP. Transgenic expression of bean α-amylase inhibitor in peas results in altered structure and immunogenicity. J Agric Food Chem. 2005; 53:9023-9030

The development of modern gene technologies allows for the expression of recombinant proteins in
non-native hosts. Diversity in translational and post-translational modification pathways between
species could potentially lead to discrete changes in the molecular architecture of the expressed
protein and subsequent cellular function and antigenicity. Here, we show that transgenic expression
of a plant protein (R-amylase inhibitor-1 from the common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L. cv.
Tendergreen)) in a non-native host (transgenic pea (Pisum sativum L.)) led to the synthesis of a
structurally modified form of this inhibitor. Employing models of inflammation, we demonstrated in
mice that consumption of the modified RAI and not the native form predisposed to antigen-specific
CD4+ Th2-type inflammation. Furthermore, consumption of the modified RAI concurrently with other
heterogeneous proteins promoted immunological cross priming, which then elicited specific immunoreactivity
of these proteins. Thus, transgenic expression of non-native proteins in plants may lead to
the synthesis of structural variants possessing altered immunogenicity

The short of it is, GM crops may produce new allergens. Yet if allergy testing is done, it rarely involves any in vivo testing. When an in vivo allergy test was recently done on a GM pea produced by the CSIRO, the pea was found to unexpectedly cause a strong allergic reaction in mice. Mice also spontaneously became allergic to other substances such as eggs

 

[Ninjabowler]

Heres a quote from me,
alright, we all came from the same place 200 years ago, it worked for us just fine. Why do we need to rearange genetics in the food that we evolved on. I dont think theres any thing wrong with it as it stands.

please say no to gmo. Nature is its own best friend, let it be.


close this thread

 

[buckaroo bonzai]

http://www.non-gmoreport.com/articles/sept09/nanotechnology_parallels_gmos.php

keep eating this shit and when your kids have 6fingers/toes and can't count to 10 or understand what the lie is anymore...(like most GMO eating ---'America-cants')

or they have ADHD...OCD...paranoid schizophrenia....autism or any other nuurelogical disocrder so prevelant now in our society and just drool in front of the tv and believe everything that comes out of it--

go ahead I'll keep watching everyone else eating this shit--

 

[Dr Kynes]

Everytime I read one of your posts I laugh at your ignorance... Honestly there are children out there that can research and present better arguments than you.

You're proof positive the Glyphosphates can fuck your neurons... Did you prove it's safety by ingesting it? Are you that stupid to think the danger it poses is limited to a trip hazzard?

Only a full retard would think an MSDS suffices in defence of your position. Monsanto guilty of chemical poisoning in France

NOT GLYPHOSATE! Lasso's active ingredient is a compound called Alachlor. it's a ChloroBenzene. it is highly toxic and has considerable long term side effects, unlike glyphosate. http://www.kellysolutions.com/erenewals/documentsubmit/KellyData\VA\pesticide\MSDS\51036\524-314-51036\524-314-51036_ALACHLOR_4EC_9_13_2006_12_49_59_PM.pdf

the ability to read would have prevented this stupid error from entering your wall of copy/paste bullshit, but you didnt read any of this shit.

YOUR ignorance is what you have put on trial.

Here are some references you can educate yourself with....

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Tudisco, R., Lombardi, P., Bovera, F., d’Angelo, D., Cutrignelli, M. I., Mastellone, V., Terzi, V., Avallone, L., Infascelli, F. 2006. Genetically modified soya bean in rabbit feeding: detection of DNA fragments and evaluation of metabolic effects by enzymatic analysis. Animal Science 82, 193–199. no link. copy/paste from an unnamed source.

Tudisco, R., Mastellone, V., Cutrignelli, M.I, Lombardi, P, Bovera, F., Mirabella, N., Piccolo, G., Calabro, S., Avallone, L., Infascelli, F. 2010. Fate of transgenic DNA and evaluation of metabolic effects in goats fed genetically modified soybean and in their offsprings. Animal. no link. copy/paste from an unnamed source.

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posting the attributions page from some evo-website does not prove shit.

you havent read ANY of these sources, but i have. many of these sources refer not to glyphosate at all, most are COUNTER to your claims that it is particularly hazardous, and the rest are all newspaper fluff pieces and tear jerkers about the plight of dumbasses who walked through a feild which was closed for spraying (with an unidentiufied chemical, not glyphosate) , with an uncovered tray of "meat" which they then consumed without washing.

theres a few in there i havent read, but the ones i have read do not say what you claim they are saying, and you are again stil an ignoramous.

posting a huge wall of "sources" which you havent read is the classice lefty dipshit defense of the document dump, otherwise known as the Gish Gallop, where you make hundreds of specious claims, and then demand the opponent dismiss each claim in detail or concede you are right.

well youre WRONG. i used glyphosate (and much more dangerous chemicals) for YEARS. glyphosate is practically harmless to people and other mamals, slightly toxic to fish, and somewhat dangerous to amphibians.

thats why they dont sell it to fish or frogs. they rarely use the safety equipment right and it would be irresponsible to let a fish or a frog get his appendages on this stuff.

goddamned frogs dont care about safety.

 

[Harrekin]

NOT GLYPHOSATE! Lasso's active ingredient is a compound called Alachlor. it's a ChloroBenzene. it is highly toxic and has considerable long term side effects, unlike glyphosate. http://www.kellysolutions.com/erenewals/documentsubmit/KellyData\VA\pesticide\MSDS\51036\524-314-51036\524-314-51036_ALACHLOR_4EC_9_13_2006_12_49_59_PM.pdf

the ability to read would have prevented this stupid error from entering your wall of copy/paste bullshit, but you didnt read any of this shit.

YOUR ignorance is what you have put on trial.



posting the attributions page from some evo-website does not prove shit.

you havent read ANY of these sources, but i have. many of these sources refer not to glyphosate at all, most are COUNTER to your claims that it is particularly hazardous, and the rest are all newspaper fluff pieces and tear jerkers about the plight of dumbasses who walked through a feild which was closed for spraying (with an unidentiufied chemical, not glyphosate) , with an uncovered tray of "meat" which they then consumed without washing.

theres a few in there i havent read, but the ones i have read do not say what you claim they are saying, and you are again stil an ignoramous.

posting a huge wall of "sources" which you havent read is the classice lefty dipshit defense of the document dump, otherwise known as the Gish Gallop, where you make hundreds of specious claims, and then demand the opponent dismiss each claim in detail or concede you are right.

well youre WRONG. i used glyphosate (and much more dangerous chemicals) for YEARS. glyphosate is practically harmless to people and other mamals, slightly toxic to fish, and somewhat dangerous to amphibians.

thats why they dont sell it to fish or frogs. they rarely use the safety equipment right and it would be irresponsible to let a fish or a frog get his appendages on this stuff.

goddamned frogs dont care about safety.

Again, the anti-GMO people think RoundUp is a pesticide.

In other words, they're dumb as fuck.

Also, why do most farmers of wheat, soy, corn, etc CHOOSE to go with Monsanto/other evil Biotech company over the non GM strains?

I thought Monsanto were evil? Why are farmers flocking to them?

In essence, if you dont like GM, don't buy it, grow your own and leave the rest of us to it.

And to the person who said the EU banned GM crops, that's TOTAL bullshit.

 

[Dr Kynes]

Again, the anti-GMO people think RoundUp is a pesticide.

In other words, they're dumb as fuck.

Also, why do most farmers of wheat, soy, corn, etc CHOOSE to go with Monsanto/other evil Biotech company over the non GM strains?

I thought Monsanto were evil? Why are farmers flocking to them?

In essence, if you dont like GM, don't buy it, grow your own and leave the rest of us to it.

And to the person who said the EU banned GM crops, that's TOTAL bullshit.

the fact is, glyphosate is essential for several crops, like tree nuts, tree fruits, and grapes.

and none of those are even GMO's or "Roundup Ready"

every single member of the anti-gmo crowd is ignorant as fuck of agriculture. every single one of them. including the "street preacher farm manager hometown hero".

 

[Harrekin]

the fact is, glyphosate is essential for several crops, like tree nuts, tree fruits, and grapes. and none of those are even GMO's or "Roundup Ready"every single member of the anti-gmo crowd is ignorant as fuck of agriculture. every single one of them. including the "street preacher farm manager hometown hero".

One thing thats becoming vastly more obvious is that all the bleeding heart lefties don't really give a shit about places like Africa either, I bet over there they'd literally sell their children for GM drought resistant crops, which will never happen if the "caring lefties" get their way.

 

[DNAprotection]

the fact is, glyphosate is essential for several crops, like tree nuts, tree fruits, and grapes.

and none of those are even GMO's or "Roundup Ready"

every single member of the anti-gmo crowd is ignorant as fuck of agriculture. every single one of them. including the "street preacher farm manager hometown hero".

Just flyin bye'...should keep this thread alive for updates that are soon to come.
My guess is that sometime before the end of 2014 the feds will bring legislation that will settle all the questions on this thread about genetically engineered cannabis, and that the wa,co laws will be the catalyst that ushers in Monsanto et al 'cannabis'.
http://washingtonstatewire.com/blog/look-out-for-the-little-guy-liquor-control-board-is-told-at-first-hearing-on-marijuana-legalization/

doc, to anyone who understands even the most basics aspects of biotech and who understands that there are limits to what we now know about such and there are no known limits to what we don't know about such, you and the SHDT may as well be yapping like dingo's...


[video=youtube;y0WtvGJGsEk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0WtvGJGsEk[/video]

Monsanto et al's continuing effort to et al...
[url]http://www.naturalnews.com/038779_farm_bill_Monsanto_public_outcry.html#ixzz2 JJaEjxJy[/URL]

 

[ginjawarrior]

Here's another fraud, junk science study on the the need for long term independent, in vivo, testing performed on all GM crops.

Prescott VE, Campbell PM, Moore A, Mattes J, Rothenberg ME, Foster PS, Higgins TJV, Hogan SP. Transgenic expression of bean α-amylase inhibitor in peas results in altered structure and immunogenicity. J Agric Food Chem. 2005; 53:9023-9030

where did you get this part from?

"The short of it is, GM crops may produce new allergens. Yet if allergy testing is done, it rarely involves any in vivo testing. When an in vivo allergy test was recently done on a GM pea produced by the CSIRO, the pea was found to unexpectedly cause a strong allergic reaction in mice. Mice also spontaneously became allergic to other substances such as eggs"

tacking a conclusion onto a study while making it appear to be part that study would be considered fraudulent

 

[ginjawarrior]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
unkl buk---
I've seen pictures of your erb on other forums and looks like you are good at that ....
but you are a fool to not understand the big picture here---

http://independentsciencenews.org/commentaries/regulators-discover-a-hidden-viral-gene-in-commercial-gmo-crops/

http://responsibletechnology.org/fraud/rigged-studies/Genetically-Modified-Corn-Study-Reveals-Health-Damage-and-Cover-up-June-2005

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/19/monsanto-genetically-modified-corn-study_n_1897361.html

http://www.wanttoknow.info/050420gmocoverup

http://www.wanttoknow.info/deception10pg

http://www.newswithviews.com/Smith/jeffrey7.htm

what is a biotechnology company doing trying to control the worlds food supply...?....read Wikipedia definition carefully 2-3 times if you have to ....to understand who this company really is--

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsanto

http://bestmeal.info/monsanto/facts.shtml

monsanto partners with 'Dow chemical' and 'DuPont'.........!!? wtf? chemical companies and food companies in bed together...?

http://phys.org/news/2012-11-ngos-mexico-corn-gm-maize.html

and be sure to try the new genetically improved frankenfish too while you eat your roundup veggies

http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonentine/2012/12/28/obamas-science-commitment-fda-face-ethics-scrutiny-in-wake-of-gmo-salmon-fiasco/

http://www.prisonplanet.com/they-are-turning-our-crops-animals-and-even-our-babies-into-freakish-genetic-monsters-what-could-go-wrong.html

lol yay link dump

a sure sign you havent been bothered to research and understand the subject at hand

and you certainly havent read your list of links

your huffington post one is rather amusing

and prisonplanet priceless