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Washington Post editorial board functions as quack science Monsanto operatives... key articles essentially 'written' by Monsanto... eat more GMO!
Washington Post now 100% aligned with Monsanto's agenda of widespread poison and deception
The Washington Post's intentional conflating of selective breeding vs. genetic engineering is practically an open admission that their editorial board is blindly obedient to the agenda of Monsanto. The Post is the puppet, and Monsanto is the puppet master who tells them what to say. That's how you end up with the Washington Post uttering hilarious biotech industry lies such as, "The promise of GMOs, already widely used in the United States, is that farmers in the developing world can use them, too, and thus feed their hungry populations at far lower cost than ever before."This explanation is, of course, another biotech industry talking point that no informed person who isn't on Monsanto's payroll really believes. In truth, GMO crops are failing like never before, and the promise that GMO agriculture would require less application of pesticides turned out to be completely false as well. Glyphosate, in particular, is now globally recognized by the World Health Organization as being linked to cancer, and more and more nations around the world are banning it outright.
Glyphosate is so toxic and dangerous to consumers that the German retailer REWE just banned glyphosate from all its stores. Similarly, the entire Dutch Parliament recently voted to ban glyphosate sales to individuals across the entire country.
GMOs and glyphosate go hand in hand, of course: You can't have one without the other. The Washington Post, like every other group of biotech-corrupted trolls who pretend to be journalists, hilariously implies that glyphosate is safe -- largely because Monsanto told them so! Who needs REAL science when you've got paid "corporate science" instead?
When the Post's arguments begin to resemble the same talking points of people like Jon Entine -- a paid biotech troll and character assassin who was exhaustively exposed by Natural News -- you know the Post's credibility has been totally abandoned.
Jon Entine, who was fired by Forbes.com after being exposed by Natural News, is a violent wife abuser, according to these court documents, who routinely fabricated false "facts" and got them printed on Forbes.com. (Forbes was later forced to retract at least one article that was filled was utterly fabricated accusations against Natural News. Heck, even Forbes, which is also beholden to Monsanto, couldn't stomach the repeated lies of this guy who remains a research fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. Maybe Entine can get a new job writing GMO lies for the Washington Post!)
The media strategy behind all this is to try to intimidate restaurant chains into keeping GMOs on their menu (and thereby poisoning their own customers while enriching Monsanto). As ANH-USA writes:
Rather than adding anything meaningful to the debate, the major media outlets are sending a clear message to the restaurant industry: "If you follow in Chipotle's footsteps, we will make an example of you." It seems clear to us that such a frontal attack by major news outlets must have been instigated by the biotech industry's PR departments.
Trust in mainstream media collapsing by the day
Then again, all this probably doesn't come as a surprise to anyone. We live in an era when the mainstream media is almost universally perceived as an institution of corporate-funded professional liars. That's why public trust in the lying mainstream media is plummeting by the day. Thanks to revelations about Brian Williams (NBC's liar-in-chief) and George Stephanopoulos (ABC's liar-in-chief), everybody now knows that all the big mainstream media outlets are run by compromised liars and political operatives who twist the news to appease their egos, their advertisers, or their political controllers.The Washington Post is the classic example of this. Its science editors are so incredibly compromised by industry influence that they can't get their heads around this logic conundrum: If vaccines confer immunity, then vaccinated children have nothing to fear from unvaccinated children. Therefore, unvaccinated children pose no risk to vaccinated children... unless we've been lied to about how well vaccines work, of course.
You won't find a single Washington Post science editor who can exercise anything resembling real logic on issues like GMOs and vaccines. Instead, they express what can only be called "zombie logic" -- the mindless obedience to official sources while invoking ridiculous twisted justifications for the continued mass poisoning of the people with glyphosate and mercury in vaccines. See my articleIrrefutable proof that influenza vaccines routinely given to pregnant women still contain mercury.
All this makes me wonder: Has the Washington Post ever met a toxic chemical it didn't like? The paper is pro-fluoride, pro-mercury in vaccines, pro-glyphosate, pro-GMOs, pro-chemotherapy, pro-pesticide, pro-herbicide and pro-Big Government. Maybe instead of "Washington Post," the paper should rename itself the "Corporate Greenwashington Post."
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* Was the first scientist in the world to document tungsten contamination of brown rice protein.
* Was the first scientist in the world to document the lead and cadmium contamination of brown rice protein and achieve the world's first industry agreement to reduce those contaminants.
* Invented and patented (pending) the world's first cesium-binding dietary supplement that can protect lives during nuclear disasters by blocking the body's absorption of radioactive isotopes of cesium-137.
* Developed and documented a Heavy Metals Defense supplement that binds with toxic heavy metals using ion exchange technology in a safe dietary ingredient.
* Developed the Food Rising Mini-Farm Grow Box and gave away 250 of these units to schools all across America to teach children how to grow their own food. (See some photos here.) Personally invented the 3D-printable parts for this revolutionary home food production system and gave them away to the world for free. Click here for the downloadable, 3D-printable parts I developed and released to the world for free.)
* Have invented the world's first 3D-printable device that removes arsenic from contaminated well water. I'll be giving away this invention to the entire world for free, via FoodRising.org.
* Independently tested and verified the heavy metals removal capabilities of off-the-shelf water filters. Results are published now at www.WaterFilterLabs.com
If the Washington Post had any interest at all in independent food science, they would be contacting me for laboratory assistance, not attacking Chipotle and its fans. But as we've already established, the Post isn't interested in real science. It's far more important for the paper to protect the financial interests of its corporate advertisers.
The sad thing is that I don't believe the Washington Post's obedience to Monsanto really reflects the intentions of Jeff Bezos, the new owner of the Post. Maybe it's time for Bezos to knock some heads around and clean a little house. The Post, after all, could gradually restore its trust and credibility by apologizing to its readers, firing its scientifically illiterate editorial board, and reporting the truth about glyphosate, genetic pollution, seed monopolies and Monsanto's nefarious and deceitful tactics.
I'm not holding my breath waiting around for that. Neither is anybody else, which is why they're all rushing to the New Media / Independent Media to get their news these days.
Action item: Thank Chipotle for going non-GMO!
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