pesticide cocktail. Apparently, the glyphosate is becoming ineffective (as predicted) so the highly volatile dicamba is being employed to wipe out all forms of life that aren't Monsanto soybeans.

--imm

The trailers are most adamant about promoting GMOs. They make slight mention of other issues like homeopathy, thimerisol, etc. Does the film tackle teaching creationism in science classes? I guess we'll find out.

Don't you think that the addition of dicamba indicates that Monsanto's approach is unsustainable?

--imm

Your agenda does not appear to follow science, nor actual sustainability.

Quelle surprise!
https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/moms4gmos?source=feed_text&story_id=1200959096603092

--imm

You don't have to prove it, again, though your decision to laugh out loud at science is rather interesting.

Of course, you already showed us that. Why show it again?

http://weedcontrolfreaks.com/category/herbicide-resistance-2/

You, OTOH, are tap dancing.

--imm

Meanwhile, your history of promoting complete nonsense of this issue, is well known.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1231&pid=3301

Don't you agree?

--imm

In other words, understanding the issue does not matter to you.

Now everyone can see that, too!

Thanks!

The PLOS ONE study shows pretty convincingly that the resistant plants have been out there for a very long time. And if we continually spray the same herbicides, we’ll eventually find them all!

When you decide to confess that you don't understand something, you really go all out!

• That your film is a bit of pro-GMO propaganda.
  
• That glyphosate is losing effectiveness.
  
• That the Monsanto bio-corporate model is unsustainable.

That is what we have established. You do not care about reality, and are choosing to promote nonsense.

That sucks!

Why else?

--imm