GoJ, I need to say it, and you will know what I mean. Lobbyist Claims MonsantoвЂ™s Roundup Is Safe To Drink, Freaks Out When Offered A Glass:

Monsanto employees know enough that they donвЂ™t want to eat GMO, anymore than they want to drink Roundup, even though their job entails telling others that GMO food is safe to eat and Roundup is so safe that people can drink it. Notice the reply admits that they serve organic food, but claims that there is an unmentioned (thus probably tiny) amount of GMO food, and they вЂњsometimesвЂќ have (clearly makred and announced) *special* menu items вЂњthat feature our productsвЂќ like that one time in 2012. For example, in summer 2012 we held a special event for employees to taste our GM sweet corn from a customerвЂ™s farm.вЂќ Sometimes we have special menu items that feature our products. These are the same foods that we purchase at grocery stores for our families, and the same foods thatД®veryone else eats. In reality, all types of foods can be found in our cafeterias. ItвЂ™s a myth that started back in 1999 and continues today. There is a belief that Monsanto wonвЂ™t serve GM foods-or that we serve only organic food-in our cafeterias. If GMOs are so great, why does Monsanto serve organic produce in itвЂ™s cafeteria? вЂњAccording to official statistics the share of GMO in the Russian food industry has declined from 12 percent to just 0.01 percent over the past 10 yearsвЂќ

GMO food is banned in Russia, bastion of all that is good and manly. Just like the anti-вЂracistвЂ™ crowd, feminists and warmists.вЂќ вЂњThe anti-GMO crowd will just throw out any claim they can come up with, confident that no one will dare question them. вЂњGene-modified food leads to weight gain now? Proof please.

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