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Our corrupt to the core kleptocracy is not going to protect your health. Especially under Donald Trump, who has gone to war with government oversight of hazardous industry practices.
Mad Cow is back, but the government has invented an “atypical” label, a new brand of disease that they imagine won’t harm you… because…
Pence was behind the rape and gouging of New Orleans in the wake of Katrina. That’s who these scumbags are, and they have elaborate plans to radically alter society as soon as Trump’s malfeasance pays off with real-world disasters.
Do you actually know what Libertarians want to do?
An agreement that would free companies engaged in international trade from rules imposed by national governments to protect labor, environmental and other interests has cleared a key committee in the U.S. Congress.
Betrayer in Chief makes this crap his big policy legacy. Fucking piece of shit. I never voted for his sorry ass, and I am sickened by the fascistic turn this country has taken.
The former Monsanto boss said government regulatory agencies with which the company used to deal with in the 1980s simply depended on data supplied by the company while giving approvals to herbicides.
Monsanto ‘faked’ data for approvals claims its ex-chiefMonsanto has been committing fraud around the globe, according to former managing director of Monsanto India, Tiruvadi Jagadisan.
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“The Central Insecticide Board was supposed to give these approvals based on the location and crop-specific data from India. But it simply accepted foreign data supplied by Monsanto. They did not even have a test tube to validate the data and, at times, the data itself was faked,” Jagadisan said.
“I retired from the company as I felt the management of Monsanto, USA, was exploiting our country,” Jagadisan, 84, said from his home in Bangalore.
