Doomsday seed vault in the artic

[margrace]

According to this site http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?con...va&aid=7529

Monsanto, Bill Gates and Rockerfellows are building , in Norway, a huge vault in a mountain there to store some of their stuff, interesting reading.

Edited December 23, 2007 by margrace

[buffycat]

According to this site http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?con...va&aid=7529

Monsanto, Bill Gates and Rockerfellows are building , in Norway, a huge vault in a mountain there to store some of their stuff, interesting reading.

Very interesting article margrace - lots of players involved here.

I guess this could confirm that they (Monsanto) are getting ready to release the 'terminator' technology. This 'bank' would save their hides when viable, naturally produced seeds go the way of the dinosaur).

Bad news certainly - for the human race - great news for the elites who wish to cleanse the earth of the virus called mankind.

[margrace]

It certainly makes one believe that we need to support the seed banks now collecting vintage seeds. One can easily keep their own too.

[DrGreenthumb]

It certainly makes one believe that we need to support the seed banks now collecting vintage seeds. One can easily keep their own too.

Yes I recomend the Vancouver Seed Bank. They have an amazing variety of seeds, especially the kinds that the elites would like to destroy first. They have all kinds of varieties of Cannabis and poppy seeds, as well as coca, and other natural herbal medicines. I'm not sure but i believe they also carry mushroom spores.

[margrace]

Some more interesting reading on this front

Just Ten Corporations control over half the world seed market,

Monsanto recently became the world's biggest seed company, trailed closely by DuPont. In the mid 1970's there were around 7,000 seed companies and not one of them had even 0.5% of the world market. Nowadays just 10 corporations control 49% of the world seed market

http://www.gmwatch.org/archive2.asp?arcid=8595

Ontario Grower ordered to pay Monsanto $160 per acre

Monsanto continues to aggressively persue farmers for infringing its patents. The latest vitim is Paul Beneteau of Ontario in Canada. The court ordered Beneteau to pay damages of 160 dollars an acre

http://www.gmwatch.org/archive2.asp?arcid=8604

Subsidies for Monsanto's corn in the US

The US Department of Agriculture has struck an unusual agreement with Monsanto that gives farmers in Illinios, Indiana, Iowa and Minnisota a break on federal crop insurance premiums if they plant Monsanto brand seed corn this spring.

http://www.gmwatch.org/archive2.asp?arcid=8636

And in the Phillippines

Organic farmers in Mindanoa, Phillippines have protested the department of Agriculture's policy of

providing financial support to those who will plant varieties of GM Corn.

http://www.gmwatch.org/archive 2.asp?arcid=8636

[DrGreenthumb]

Monsanto is an evil corporation. They are one of the most unethical companies in history right up there with Bayer Pharmaceuticals (IG Farben). Some of these big greed driven companies are getting to be more dangerous to the earth than some of the bad governments. Then again some would say that some of our governments are nothing more than fronts for these companies. Money buys power.

[kimmy]

I think that a secure seed vault is an excellent idea, and I applaud Bill Gates and his foundation for supporting this. Although his business practices may be ruthless, I do think he is a true humanist. I think that a secure seed vault could conceivably save our collective hides after people like Monsanto put us on the short-track to extinction.

I can't even guess what Monsanto gets out of supporting this vault, however. I'm not generally one who gets all worked up about "big evil scary corporations", but Monsanto genuinely worries me.

-k

[margrace]

Well of course Monsanto wants to control all food and water. Given several other topics on here I am very leary of this whole business. The new world order for instance.