earth is a lie

americawakiewakie:

Just after France legislators and officials moved to ban Monsanto’s genetically modified strain of GMO maize over environmental and health concerns, the European Union has decided to step in and re-secure Monsanto’s presence in the country — against the very will of the nation itself. This should come as no surprise when considering the fact that the United States ambassador to France, a business partner to George W. Bush, stated back in 2007 that nations who did not accept Monsanto’s GMO crops will be ‘penalized’. In fact, ambassador Craig Stapleton went as far as to say that the nations should be threatened with military-styled trade wars.

That’s right, it appears the reason for the unprecedented move to maintain Monsanto’s deeply-rooted foothold in France has to do with the fact that the United States and other nations are continually pushing Monsanto’s agenda — even going as far as to threaten military-styled trade wars to those who oppose the company. Monsanto has major connections with political heads that have actually threatened trade wars against nations opposed to GMOs on record. As I reported back in January, WikiLeaks cables surfaced revealing and startling information concerning Monsanto’s deep involvement with back-end politics.

One of the most telling details involves a statement made by Craig Stapleton, in which he said:

“Country team Paris recommends that we calibrate a target retaliation list that causes some pain across the EU since this is a collective responsibility, but that also focuses in part on the worst culprits. The list should be measured rather than vicious and must be sustainable over the long term, since we should not expect an early victory. Moving to retaliation will make clear that the current path has real costs to EU interests and could help strengthen European pro-biotech voices.”

And that is not even the most shocking part. WikiLeaks cables go on to state that United States diplomats actually work directly for Monsanto, furthering the agenda of the company across the globe. Is it any wonder that France is being assaulted by the EU over its decision to secure the health of its citizens?

It becomes even more obvious when examining the ridiculous reasoning as to why the EU had to step in and block France’s in-house legislation. The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) rejected the ban on the grounds that “there is no scientific evidence” that shows “risk to human and animal health or the environment.” Of course there is an overwhelming amount of research showing that Monsanto’s creations do in fact threaten not only human health, but the planet as a whole. Even the EPA has warned over the fact that Monsanto’s GMO crops are spawning ‘mutant’ resistant insects and subsequently requiring substantially more pesticides.

Consumers are waking up to Monsanto’s agenda and the dangers associated with their modified creations. Over 45,000 comments were submitted on the USDA website in opposition to Monsanto’s new genetically modified strain, and only 23 in favor. The corruption of Monsanto is now out in the open, and only serves to show how deeply rooted the company is within the United States government. Is it any coincidence that a major head of the FDA was a leading employee of Monsanto?

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Fuck the world. I hope zombies aliens everyone dies. Fuck.

pwnageprincess:

princeruto:

mercedesmarie:

Elliðaey, Iceland

Why would people want this what the fuck

  • no roads
  • no way to get food
  • no other people

this sucks

This is perfect.

No roads. No other people. Grow your own food.

Sounds like paradise.

Let’s move there. Fuck civ

watershedplus:

An innovative initiative is taking place in the Philippines to bring sustainable lighting to homes in impoverished communities. Empty plastic bottles are installed in the roof, filled with water and bleach they refract sunlight. These “solar light bulbs” provide light equivalent to a 55watt light bulb.

See how they’re made here. From Visual News

amodernmanifesto:

It is incredibly difficult to get people to understand that the “freedoms” they are offered in the liberal, capitalist society are basically only in place when it isn’t a threat to the capitalist class, that they are minimal at best and as soon as they get in the way, they will be stripped away.

themajesticbim:

American professionalism at Abu Ghraib.
US soldiers enjoyed posing with pictures of people that they tortured to death. This is a common practice that occurs today in Afghanistan.
Abu Ghraib was just the one prison that the world accidentally found out about.

themajesticbim:

American professionalism at Abu Ghraib.

US soldiers enjoyed posing with pictures of people that they tortured to death. This is a common practice that occurs today in Afghanistan.

Abu Ghraib was just the one prison that the world accidentally found out about.

Filippo MinelliContradictions

The English Language in 24 Accents

I mourn the loss of all human life, be it American or otherwise. It is regrettable that so many people died on 9/11, and while I do not buy into the mainstream story of what transpired that day, suffice to say it is deeply troubling that in response to terrorists killing innocent people in an act of vengeance for the American military industrial complex’s history of war crimes, the American military industrial complex opened up whole new theaters of war, invaded sovereign nations, fabricated justification for invading others, killed thousands of “enemy combatants” and innocent civilians, displaced hundreds of thousands more, curtailed domestic civil liberties, and created a remote-controlled assassination drone program which has killed US citizens abroad with no regard for due process or other constitutional law, amongst other blighted acts, all while so many Americans cheer them on, and hold in highest regard the men and women who volunteer to participate.
earthisalie

The Ramones - I Wanna Be Sedated

The Misfist - Last Caress

My belief is that 60 year olds should never send 18 year olds to be killed … It’s never for a good cause and for every single war you can always trace it back to who is making the most money. Back to the Civil War (the North wanted its share of the Southern cotton tariffs) and even back to the Revolutionary War (the myth of ‘taxation without representation’ and now, 240 years later, I am taxed Federal, State, City, Sales, Luxury, Property, and god knows how many other places.) … The real heroes are forgotten. The real histories are made up mythologies. The ‘good’ reasons always hide the real reasons.
James Altucher (via laliberty)

You must think I’m a joke. I ain’t gonna be part of your system.

Thanks to everyone who hasn’t joined the military.
Happy Memorial Day from earthisalie