This one has all the ingredients to look like an anti-American attack on one our biggest food exports: Monsanto’s Round-Up Ready GMO corn. The French and the Russians collaborating to take down the their true nemesis. The problem is, they are 100% right.
The French did a study on Monsanto’s corn, an extensive one that lasted two years and showed that even small, trace amounts of Round-Up (their patented weed killer) causes cancer. The Russians saw this study and said “No Thank You” and now refuse to import this stuff. (The most extensive study done in the states, was 90 days. You know why? Former Monsanto executives sit on the FDA governing board. You know the FDA right? The regulating body of all the food and drugs in the country). For all of you that are hip to the jive here, know that independent groups in the states have been saying this for years. We are to the point that there is a proposition on the California Ballot that will require GMO labeling on all food sources. This is a win.
For those of you who do not know, here is quick history: Monsanto is first and foremost a chemical company. You have heard of DDT and Agent Orange right? Their babies. Oh, and the Manhattan Project? (development of the Nuclear Bomb) Yeah they were a major sponsor of the research. Point is: Pretty bad company.
Well these guys create a corn seed that is immune to Round-Up, which is their own patented weed killer. This stuff kills EVERY thing around it, except the corn. They achieve this by putting some of the Round-Up into the very genetics of the corn itself. That means every bite you take have trace amounts of this stuff. The same stuff that causes cancer in….yep trace amounts.
How much corn can possibly be genetically modified? Oh about 95%.
So stay away from corn on the cob, case closed. Look at the ingredient list on any of your household foods. Corn syrup, corn starch, high fructose corn syrup. All derivatives of corn. It is literally everywhere.
Who would have thought the French and the Russians…even a broken clock is right twice a day.