What are you hungry for?
I’ve been cooking up this blog since I lived in Germany in the early 90s. I read “Food 2000″, a coffee-table book, touting “food miracles” – scientists solving world hunger and such. It was sponsored propaganda against Alliance 90/The Greens. I was horrified by what I saw.
I was just beginning to recover from an “incurable” auto-immune-related condition little understood by Medical Science, using dietary and other natural methods. I told myself I would help change the system of systems.
Now Agribusiness is moving from propaganda to sinister control. Scientific American, explains how Bio-engineering companies own articles published about their seed. Cropchoice.com explains how farmers using seed infected by patented seed are guilty of stealing. Food Inc. is eating up the conscience of consumers. Watch it, and take a symbolic stand, however small.
Yesterday Forbes arrived, with Monsanto on the cover as Company of the year. Forbes’ arrogance since the economic meltdown has shocked this longtime reader. The Frankenstein monster of business is running rampant. Our food supply is controlled by companies bio-engineered for greed.
Greg Brown sings “I watched my country turn into a coast-to-coast strip mall and I cried out in a song: if we could do all that in thirty years, then please tell me you all – why does good change take so long?” Join us and speed up change.
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February 9th, 2010 at 6:31 pm
Not really sure what you're trying to convey here. Sorry.
February 12th, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Thanks for your comment. My purpose with this blog is to increase awareness on how big business corrupts what it touches with its greed. In the food production space, agro-businesses has become a Frankenstein monster. Global Corporations not only control not only today's food, they are laying claim on tomorrow's food. Banks were recently called “too big to fail”. These companies are now too big to be allowed to succeed. If we don't stop them they will dominate and enslave us like some science-fiction horror movie.
Local food production must be re-introduced. We must regain some individual control over the food we eat – before it's too late.