Mystery Science: More Details on the Strange Organism That Could Destroy Monsanto
Bnet.com
By Melanie Warner
May 17th, 2011
Back in January, a noted plant scientist who spent much of his career at Purdue University sent a letter to the USDA informing the agency that he’d discovered a mysterious new disease-causing organism in Monsanto’s (MON) genetically engineered Roundup Ready corn and soybeans.
Now, that scientist — Don Huber — has written a follow-up letter to the USDA and appears in a videotaped interview where he presents an even scarier picture of the damage he claims Monsanto’s herbicide chemical glyphosate (the main ingredient in Roundup) is doing to both plants and the animals who eat them.
In the 20-minute interview, which was conducted by Food Democracy Now’s Dave Murphy, Huber makes a strong case for his own credibility, appearing as a droll, erudite Midwestern scientist with deep connections to corn and soybean growers and livestock farmers.
Although Huber’s findings have not yet been verified by outside scientists or published in a peer reviewed journal, the severity of his claims is such that the USDA ought to give them immediate attention.
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This already happened. Obama okayed all of it. Vilsack is a yes-man for Monsanto. The President is as well. Give credit or notoriety where it is due.
The only thing to do is get out the bad publicity about the substandard nutrient grain Monsanto has created and is forcing on farmers and thereby, US.
The US food chain is contaminated by Monsanto.
for the last 13 years – get over it – This guy is senile and has no data that can supported by any valid scientist
Tony, you are an anal wart. One of an army of gray faced government shills. Your existence is not justifiable or even forgivable. To call you fetid scum would be a compliment. Go eat some more irradiated frankenfood, and console yourself with the fact that one day you won’t exist any more.
Tony wrote:
“This guy is senile and has no data that can supported by any valid scientist”
“a noted plant scientist who spent much of his career at Purdue University”
- author of article
So, Tony, what part of “noted scientist” don’t you understand? As far as senile: I’m assuming you know him personally that you can make such a statement?
Somehow, I don’t think you’d know a valid scientist if one smacked you on the nose.
Alright, way to go Bill!!!