I hate to say it, but they have no intentions of stopping this and no amount of protesting will change it. Protests only work when the power structure gives a damn what you think. This power structure could care less what you think, since all you really are are cattle assets of the Black Nobility families, as evidenced by the totally inhumane treatment they give to the pals and Britain says nothing who created israel and the US says nothing because she is run by Israel and no amount of anything has gotten them to stop the genocide they are currently engage in over in Israel. If they won't respond to calls to stop the genocide what makes you think they will do it for a call to do this with GMO's and Monsanto??? That is not even as bad as genocide and they obviously do not care one wit.
They will kill anyone, harm anyone, steal from anyone, rape anyone, pillage anyone, pedophile anyone, organ harvest anyone and lie to anyone to get their agenda and they think we are weak because we won't do those things. That is the mentality we are dealing with here. So get ready to have to do this the hard way. I am serious as a heart attack. I finally get it, so its time everyone else finally gets it. You will anyway eventually, but its better to do it early so you have a chance to succeed. Right now as we speak they are going after the guns in Tennessee through random road stops of autos without probably cause or a warrant. That is war, since they are breaking our laws that are protecting us against such actions, so we have 49 more states to go before its too late.
Patent on Broccoli will not be revoked – Monsanto tightens death grip on food
http://farmwars.info/?p=7073
by Farm Wars, Source: No Patents on Seeds
Munich, Germany, October 20, 2011
The rights to the patents are being held by US company Monsanto. The company Syngenta which had appealed against the patent, has now surprisingly proposed the cancellation of the planned hearing. The EPO is following this request from industry.
This means that the patent for the broccoli, which is derived by traditional breeding methods, will now be upheld with only minor modifications.
“The patent office as well as industry shy away from any public spotlight. They wanted to avoid the demonstration, to which even the German minister for agriculture had been invited to speak. There is no other explanation as to why the long scheduled hearing has now so suddenly been canceled. However, public protest will continue, and we will not stop mobilisation for the demonstration”, says Ruth Tippe of “No Patents on Life!”, which had been involved in the preparation of the demonstration, together with Farmers, Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace, Misereor and others.
As the broccoli in question has already reached supermarket shelves in the UK, some effects of patented vegetables can now be studied. The broccoli was derived by conventional breeding methods and is supposed to contain a higher level of healthy components. The rights to the patents are being held by US company Monsanto. As of October 2011, the company exclusively markets the broccoli under the label “naturally better” and at significantly higher prices than other broccoli varieties through the retail chain Marks & Spencer. Without the assigned patent other breeders could further improve this broccoli and consumers would have a much wider choice between several producers. Now the patent will stifle further breeding developments.
“In times when nearly a billion people are starving, it is simply immoral to artificially increase prices of foods through patent monopolies. Effectively, companies such as Monsanto are abusing patent laws to turn food resources into financial ventures. Should healthy food only be available for rich people?” asks Kerstin Lanje from Misereor.
For contacts please call:
Ruth Tippe, No Patents on Seeds! – Tel: +49 (0)172-8963858
Kerstin Lanje, Misereor – Tel: +49 (0) 1522959 73 50
Christoph Then, No Patents on Seeds – Tel: +49 (0) 15154638040
Note to the editors:
The demonstration is being planned in front of the EPO in Munich, Germany, on 26 October, at 11 a.m. CET. On November 8th, the EPO will hold another hearing and decide on a patent on tomatoes.
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