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31. Some are, some aren't.

Thu May 22, 2014, 09:54 AM

May 2014

Monsanto pays for some research. Some is not all.

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"Opponents conceded defeat but said the debate would continue." Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #1

Uhhhh jeff47 May 2014 #3

Have you ever seen a monsanto seed? kpete May 2014 #4

i did read them kpete May 2014 #8

"they are purple and perfectly round " ag_dude May 2014 #17

Here's about 56,000 scientific papers jeff47 May 2014 #7

Yes, it's really tragic that time has stopped jeff47 May 2014 #10

Again, GMO is not the same as Monsanto jeff47 May 2014 #13

Sorry, didn't see an actual joke. ag_dude May 2014 #23

Tip: When making a claim like "statements I didn't make" jeff47 May 2014 #29

Some are, some aren't. jeff47 May 2014 #31

There are literally thousands of peer reviewed studies ag_dude May 2014 #18

Right on time-big Ag defenders roody May 2014 #28

Good for Oregon! Le Taz Hot May 2014 #11

Ignore disappears sub-threads, it's not like a Hide. nt bemildred May 2014 #25

...and people say the right has a monopoly on being anti-science. Donald Ian Rankin May 2014 #21

Then what explains the anti-GMO view of so many on the left? ag_dude May 2014 #24

Which of the "great many studies" did you find most alarming? ag_dude May 2014 #27