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February 24th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
If you thought Monsanto’s lack of testing on their current GMO crops
was bad before, prepare to now be blown away by the latest statement by
the USDA. ~ Anthony Gucciardi
Despite links to organ damage and mutated insects, the USDA says that it is changing the rules so that genetically modified seed companies like Monsanto will get ‘speedier regulatory reviews’.
With the faster reviews, there will be even less time spent on
evaluating the potential dangers. Why? Because Monsanto is losing sales
with longer approval terms.
The changes are expected to take full effect in March
when they’re published in the Federal Register. The USDA’s goal is to
cut the approval time for GMO crops in half in order to speedily
implement them into the global food supply.
The current USDA process
takes longer than they would like due to ‘public interest, legal
challenges, and the challenges associated with the advent of national
organic food standards‘ says USDA deputy administrator Michael Gregoire.
According to the United States Department of Agriculture, problems like
public interest (activist groups attempting to bring the dangers of
GMO crops to light), legal challenges (farmers suing Monsanto
over genetic contamination), and national food standards are all
getting in the way of their prime goal — to help Monsanto unleash their
latest untested GMO creation.
In fact, the concern is that Monsanto may be losing cash flow as nations like Brazil speed genetically modified seeds through laughable approval processes.
Steve Censky, chief executive officer of the American Soybean
Association, states it quite plainly. This is a move to help Monsanto
and other biotechnology giants squash competition and make profits.
After all, who cares about public health?
‘It is a concern from a competition standpoint,’ Censky said in a telephone interview.
The same statements are re-iterated by analyst Jeff Windau in an interview with Bloomberg:
‘If you can reduce the approval time, you get sales that much faster,’ said Windau.
If
you can reduce the approval time, as in the time it takes to determine
if these food products are safe, then you can get sales much faster.
Is the USDA working for the United States consumer, or is it working for Monsanto?
Anthony Gucciardi – February 23, 2012 – posted at ActivistPost
Source – Natural Society
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