March Against Monsanto: Full Live Coverage (Continued)

Posted on Oct 13 2013 - 1:26pm by Sustainable Pulse
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  1. maria Concilio October 18, 2013 at 17:47 - Reply

    The world does not need Monsanto to compromise our farmers and our food supply! Their vision of agricultural slavery is being protested around the world and stands testament to the subversive, manipulative practices that the biotech industry has for so long adopted to push its products while keeping the masses in the dark. Labeling is the very least requirement in the face of what has been unleashed upon us and we have the right to know if the food we serve our families and eat ourselves has been genetically modified.

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