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GMO 2.0 deregulation corruption

All over the world attempts are made to deregulate so called 'new GMOs' or GMO 2.0. These attempts sometimes involve literal corruption by the GMO industry.

In 2023, the president of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) in Candada was forced to resign over GMO corruption by a Big Biotech lobby group. It concerns an attempt to deregulate new GMO 2.0.

President CFIA 🇨🇦 Canada steps down over GMO 2.0 corruption Source: Twitter

In France a similar corruption attempt took place. Inf'OGM, a critical GMO watchdog in France, reported about it on Twitter.

(2023) Report about new GMO 2.0 corruption attempt in France Source: Twitter

Inf'OGM also reported that 🇺🇸 US Department of Agriculture (USDA) appointed a leader of biotech company Pairwise that will start market GMO food in 2023.

GMWatch, a critical GMO watchdog from the 🇬🇧 UK, reported that deregulation of so called 'gene editing' is based on lies about its precision.

Even Harvard's George Church calls CRISPR "a blunt axe". He says, "it's called editing, I think it's really genome vandalism."

An investigation by Friends of the Earth Europe revealed that the European Commission’s proposal’s to deregulate new GMOs or so-called ‘new genomic techniques’ (NGTs) has been ghostwritten by the agribusiness lobbyists paid by the GMO industry.

(2023) How the GMO industry has ghostwritten the European Commission's proposals to deregulate new GMOs Source: Friends of the Earth Europe | PDF report

GMO Free USA, a critical GMO watchdog from the 🇺🇸 USA, reported that deregulation has resulted in unethical marketing practices.

While the technologies used to create GMOs may be changing, they're still GMOs. The same GMO industry that spent millions to prevent the mandatory labeling of transgenic GMOs are now using clever marketing schemes to trick consumers into eating new GMOs.

Who cares about what animals eat?

Opposition against GMO is often based on concerns about health and safety and the GMO industry competes directly on such arguments to win the market.

Countries that banned GMO including all countries in Europe and 🇲🇽 Mexico, have massively imported GMO food to feed to animals.

Most animals in the 🇬🇧 United Kingdom have been given GMO animal feed and most people therefore already consumed GMO.

(2016) Most meat is tainted by GMO Source: dailymail.co.uk

Then after a decade, science overturns the 'poison' arguments and an attempt is made to deregulate so called 'new GMO' (GMO 2.0).

Enforcement of GMO

(2012) Hungary Throws Out GMO AND the IMF Hungary's PM Victor Orbán had thrown GMO giant Monsanto out of the country, going as far as to plow under 1000 acres of land. It's remarkably hard to find sources on this, ironically. It’s even harder, even more ironically, to find anything that mentions the Wikileaks report on the connections between the US government and the GMO industry and the sanctions imposed on Hungary through the IMF. Source: The Automatic Earth (2012) US to Start Trade Wars with Nations Opposed to GMO Source: Natural Society anti-GMO activism WikiLeaks: US targets opponents of GM crops: Eat GMOs! or We'll Cause Pain The cables show US diplomats working directly for GM companies such as Monsanto and Bayer.
Opponents of GMO punished with retaliation and pain.
Sri Lanka economic disaster (2023) GMO corruption case: Sri Lanka's 2021 'anti-GMO hysteria' and organic farming disaster The irony of ironies. The International Monetary Fund (IMF), an institution which across the globe has been acknowledged as anti-people, elitist and responsible for increasing poverty, misery and destitution across dozens of countries, is now being seen as the only saviour for Sri Lanka. Source: /sri-lanka/

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