Oh Missouri, always on the fence.....

 I guess it isn't fair, and it may not be true, yet since the times of the un civil war, MO has been 'in the middle'. Half for union, half not.  It isn't quite that cut and dry I realize. But another battle rages here in this state (many actually) but I find this one particularly odd.
  Monsanto headquarters are in St Louis MO. Baker Creek in Mansfield MO. Two diametrically opposed world views. Each very influential. Figures both entities would be here in MO.
  There is simply not enough talk about GMO. The health dangers are mind boggling.
  You are aware that Monsanto, the chemical company who created agent orange, is just that. A chemical company pushing their wares. All for financial gain. Google all of the lies they tell and the misinformation they put out there.
  Especially dangerous now is the fact that many Monsanto men are in key govt positions. As well, they are protected by law from any lawsuits. You can google that as well. Why do they need protection from the law if what they are doing is lawful?
  Here is my latest rant on the 'Occupy Monsanto' website;

   "We must be astute, and aware of the fact that Monsanto has slowly and methodically infiltrated the food system. Monsanto men, now hold important govt offices as well. Monsanto is a big chemical co that is pushing their wares for a profit. It would be wise and safe to assume that NO seed is pure, safe or non GMO without research and questioning a company directly. Considering the volatile climate in regards to GMO seed, it is not unreasonable to expect a seed company to assure the purity of their product and even prove it. It is unwise to assume anything . Check and double check. If a company understands the dangers of GMOs they will be happy to comply."

  It is very important to buy non GMO seed while we still can. No one really knows the dangerous implications of consuming an altered food. I'm pretty sure that ungodly chemical companies should not be playing God and messing with seed. We have no control of that ....but we can control which kind of seed we buy.

  Seed companies are getting a little tricky and evasive about their seed. Why? Their suppliers are being bought up at a fast rate by Monsanto. They are infiltrating the seed industry at an alarming rate.

  So, when you go to buy seed, go to a reputable source. Have they signed the Safe Seed Pledge? Are they current? Ask questions. It is not unreasonable for us to be 'convinced' that they are selling safe seed. Ask, check, double check and verify. If they are truly a pure seed company they are as passionate as you are about safe food and will by happy to give you all of the information you request.