Journal Jeremiah Cornelius's Journal: Hidden Viral Gene CaMV IV in GMO Crops Discovered 17
Researchers with the European Food Safety Authority discovered variants of the Cauliflower mosaic virus 35S in the most widely harvested varieties of genetically-modified crops, including Monsanto's RoundupReady Soy and Maze. According to researchers, Podevin and du Jardin, the particular "Gene IV" is responsible for a number of possible consequences that could affect human health, including inhibition of RNA silencing and production of proteins with known toxicity. The EFSA is endorsing "retrospective risk assessment" of CaMV promoter and its Gene VI sequences - in an attempt to give it a clean bill of health. It is unknown if the presence of the hidden viral genes were the result of laboratory contamination or a possible recombinant product of the resultant organism. There are serious implications for the production of GMO for foodstuffs, given either possibility.
Falken's Maize (Score:1)
I blame carbon (Score:2)
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Oxygen.
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Well, all the life forms working for Monsanto are carbon-based...
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That's right, blame the victim!
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Well, it depends if you want to cut directly to the chase... or if it's all about the foreplay and faking the rest.
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Wow, that's revealing.
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The usual.
You accused me of taking something out of context.
Nope. Try again.
in returning control of the context to you
Giggle!
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"We are controlling transmission. For the next hour we will control all that you see and hear. You are about to experience the awe and mystery which reaches from the inner mind to THE OUTER LIMITS"
Oh, there you anti-science hippies go again! (Score:2)
What is it with these anti-science hippies, quoting scientists, instead of trusting in corporations? We only produce about twice the amount of food needed to feed everyone in the world, so, clearly, we need to bring food production more tightly under the control of a tiny number of gigantic agribusinesses, in order to eliminate hunger.