​Should we be eating the food that
​the guy in the “haz mat suit” is spraying?

What’s the connection between GMO’s and Roundup?

Monsanto Genetically Engineers Crops For One Trait: To Withstand Higher Doses of Roundup.
Let me repeat that.  Monsanto engineers its seeds so that it can tolerate extremely high levels of its own pesticide.
It’s pretty ingenious if you think about it, and downright evil.  They engineer their seeds so that can sell more of their own chemicals.  It’s win-win for the notorious food giant, but lethal for the people consuming its food.
Glyphosate use is now 200x more prevalent that it was in the 1990’s.
And get this… weeds are gradually becoming more and more resistant to Round-Up weed killer. There are now what some people are calling “superweeds” that cannot be killed by any approved weed killers.
So what’s happening is farmers are dumping buckets of Round-Up on their crops just trying to kill these superweeds. And Monsanto is all too happy to keep selling farmers their genetically modified seeds AND thousands of gallons of Round-Up.
You see, either way… Monsanto wins!
And farmers and consumers LOSE big time.
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GMO MUTED SEED

Would you feed this mutated ‘corn’ to your family?

​GMO stands for genetically modified organisms, also known as ‘frankenfood.’  It’s food grown from seeds that were created in a lab.  GMOs companies are ‘playing God’ by taking genes from lab-created foods and inserting them into natural foods.  They can often completely alter a plant’s makeup with the injection of a few genes.  The result is often mutated food that barely resembles God’s creation.
You might already know that.  But what you probably don’t know is WHY GMO’s exist.
Monsanto, is responsible for the genetic engineering of our food supply.  GMO’s were legalized in 1994 and have seen a rapid increase in usage ever since.
Monsanto also makes Roundup, the most common pesticide on earth.  Roundup was created to kill off noxious weeds and has been used on nearly all food-bearing plants for the last 30 years.