He Who Has Power Over the Seeds Have the Ultimate Power in the World

It is not hard to figure out why Missouri's Monsanto is pushing copyrights on seeds. Knowing their genetically modified pollen will spread and change the makeup of life on our planet, all you need to know is he who controls the seeds (food) will have the ultimate power in the world. It is no wonder Monsanto is getting more aggressive in their control of seeds.

Consider how these nice people at Monsanto continue taking farmers to court. Mike Adams writes:

Agri-giant Monsanto, not satisfied with being one of the world’s largest agricultural corporations, is dragging hundreds of U.S. farmers into court over alleged copyright violations for repeated usage of the company’s patented seeds.

In a case that has surprised a lot of observers, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear one of these complaints on Feb. 19. That case, Bowman v. Monsanto Co., was billed as a landmark battle pitting farmer Vernon Bowman against the international Ag-giant over the former’s repeated use of seeds he bought from Monsanto which the company says are only supposed to be used for one growing season.

According to that report titled “Seed Giants vs. U.S. Farmers,” which readers can view here, Monsanto alleges seed patent infringement in 144 lawsuits against 410 farmers and 56 small farm businesses in at least 27 states, as of January of this year.

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Combined, Monsanto, Syngenta and DuPont hold more than half – 53 percent – of the global commercial seed market, which the groups claim in their report has led to a massive increase in the price of seed: Between 1995 and 2011, the groups say the average cost of planting a single acre of soybeans rose a whopping 325 percent, while corn seed prices climbed a staggering259 percent.

Remember, when Monsanto's GMO pollen blows from one farmer's field to another farmer's non-GMO field, the genetic pollution creates a situation where farmers are winding up in court.