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Documentation and Articles:
  1. Court bars meatpacker tests for mad cow
    Fri Aug 29, 2008 2:47pm EDT
    By Charles Abbott
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Agriculture Department is within bounds to bar meatpackers from testing slaughter cattle for mad cow disease, a U.S. Court of Appeals panel said in a 2-1 ruling on Friday. Read more>>
     
  2. What's Killing Off the Bees, Birds and Bats?
    By Dr. Mercola   
    Something is terribly wrong here. Three of the world's greatest pollinators -- the creatures that are actually responsible for spreading pollen so plants can grow -- are slowly disappearing right before your eyes. First it was the bees. Then the birds. Now the bats. What's next? Read more>>
    Pattern for building a bat house:  www.batcon.org/bhra/economyhouse.html (New window)
     
  3. What is Killing the Honey Bees (movie, opens in new window) - Garth Riley interviews Professor Joe Cummins, Institute of Science in Society (www.i-sis.org.uk) and Pam Killeen, co-author of The Great Bird Flu Hoax, about the disappearance of the honey bees. Production of CHEX TV, Oshawa, Ontario and www.dancarter.ca. Downloaded July 22, 2007. Air date June 19, 2007:  
    I heard someone report that Einstein said if the bees died we only had 4 more years left. Kinda takes us to 2012, end of the Mayan calendar, doesn't it?
     
  4. Plants uptake antibiotics from Liquid Manure - Plant uptake was evaluated in a greenhouse study involving three food crops: corn, lettuce, and potato. Plants were grown on soil modified with liquid hog manure containing Sulfamethazine, a commonly used veterinary antibiotic.
     
  5. Milk from cloned cows - Major food company refuses to accept milk from cloned cows despite the FDAs intention to approve. Most Americans not interested in consuming cloned food products.
     
  6. Meat, milk from cloned animals OK'd. FDA study says it needs no labels.
    "One shift of a gene and you have genetically engineered animals...GMO livestock patented by Monsanto and co-licensed partners" ~ Eileen Dannemann.
     
  7. Pigs invented by Monsanto - Contains patent information.
     
  8. Dying Bee population (Opens in new window) -  "Bees feed on corn syrup -- GMO corn.  Here come the plagues and the sterilization of species.  The United States government itself co-owns the patents on the Terminator gene that seeks to sterilize the reproductivity of crops" ~ Eileen Dannemann  
     
  9. USDA approves mass planting of GM rice made with human genes (Opens in new window)
     
  10. Rice with human genes (Opens in new window) - "Ventria Bioscience says the rice, which will be planted on 3,000 acres in Kansas, is endowed with human genes that produce human proteins,
    including bacteria-fighting compounds found in breast milk and saliva," The Washington Post reported.
     
  11. Human Rice (Africa) -- TWN Third World Network Info Services on Health Issues
    March 30, 2007.
    A US company claims that it could help save the lives of millions of children with rice containing human genes. The rice has been engineered to produce milk proteins which then can be extracted for use in food and drinks and oral rehydration solutions. Friends of the Earth (FOE) Africa has criticised this as a distraction from existing solutions like access to safe water and sanitation to save children from diarrhoea.
     
  12. View number of GMO Pharma crops in your state  (Opens in new window): Hmmm... Now as we move towards Genetically engineered livestock, Iowa will be the perfect state for developing human organs from hogs.
     
  13. GE Salmon Bulletin of Marine Science - Genetically Engineered Salmon, Ecological Risk, and Environmental Policy.
     
  14. ld Salmon Fisheries threatened by Genetically Engineered Fish... (opens in new window) Monsanto had already genetically engineered salmon with human genes, but pulled back on media exposure as the public  recoiled at such an abomination.  Monsanto did not want to move forward until their "acreage conversion plan" in GMO crops was a done deal.
     
  15. Giant Genetically altered Salmon (opens in new window) "The early work done on Salmon included the splicing in of human genes.  There was such a recoil from such biotechnology that Monsanto pulled the media plug on genetically engineering animals with human genes until Monsanto's "acreage conversion plan" had been accomplished.  With the Ethanol frenzy, the corn conversion plan is now rising to the same level as Iowa soybeans...90% of Iowa's soybean fields are GMO" ~ Eileen Dannemann
     
  16. DISTILLER'S GRAIN (opens in new window)
    Belly fat, where bacon is derived, was the only major difference....Mushy bacon...not to worry, we'll get used to it, eventually.  Why, the next generation won't remember how real bacon tastes and looks.  Ethanol advocates are calling distiller's grain a "co-product" rather than waste product or by product.. Like depleted uranium -- manufacturers making bullets out of the waste product from Nuclear power plants.   DDG was banned in the US in the 1850s for use with Dairy cows as it resulted in an inferior and impoverished milk.  But now the Universities who are highly paid by industry to do so are removing the problematic corn oil which supposedly will make DDG better to digest.  No wonder the Hog's belly is mushy.  Take out the oil , and with it goes the fat soluble vitamins -- what do you have left?  But as they say in the article...perhaps the consumer won't notice it...except when, in turn, their bellies start to hang over their belt"
        ~ Eileen Dannemann.
     
  17. Smithfield Cracks Europe by establishing CAFOs that we know are covertly destined for cloned and GMO hogs in the very two countries that virtually ban GMO planting to zero.
     
  18. The American Farmers' Myth of Global trade
     
  19. US Government Terminator Patent (opens in new window)
     
  20. GMO Salmon (coming soon)
     
  21. Corn Ethanol Myths -- A NEW carburetor that makes mileage of 200 miles per gallon a 
    possibility has been invented by a Winnipeg, Can., engineer
    (opens in new window)

 

Contact
Eileen Dannemann, former director, National Coalition of Organized Women