I am posting two articles here. The history will amaze you. This process has dated back to Hitler. The governments are the war pigs (Ozzy/Black Sabbath), the day will come and they will no longer have the power (and I'm not just talking about the United States), and I am patiently waiting for that day that my Saviour comes, and the war pigs will be on their bellies crawling and asking for forgiveness, but it will be too late by then, they will be thrown into the lake of fire with the one whom they have served all these years, Lucifer. He may laugh and spread his wings, but he too will suffer the fate as the non believers. Every knee shall bow, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord! That my friends is an end day prophecy.

Seed Monopoly

I learn that Monsanto (yes the pesticide company) purchased Seminis in January of 2005, and is now estimated to control between 85 and 90 percent of the U.S. nursery market.

“So.” you say? “Good for them.” Perhaps.

But the ‘so what’ to me, is by gobbling up the competition, dominating genetic technology (yes they are genetically altering seeds so that they last longer in transport and still look ripe once they get to their destinations), and lobbying the government to make saving seeds illegal, Monsanto is positioning itself to be the Grand Poobah in garden seeds (among other things.)

Did you notice where I said, “lobbying the government to make saving seeds illegal”? Saving your own seeds! The stuff that we usually scrape out and discard may be illegal to save for future use?

That’s like Clairol hair products saying you can’t save the hair from your hair brush! (No I don’t do this, but I could – if it’s still legal.)

Under Monsantos’ ‘Roundup Ready’ label, their corn is now planted in nearly 80 percent and their soybean in 93 percent of the U.S. farmland, using genetics that help crops fight off pests and withstand weed-killing treatments. Sounds yummy huh? That pretty much takes up the bulk of the farmland now doesn’t it?

So, who are the other knights of the round table along with Monsanto? Well let’s see, there’s DuPont, Mitsui, Syngent, Aventis, and Dow, who combined, control 98 percent of the world's seeds. Yes, I said world.

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Doomsday Seed Vault In The Arctic – Bill Gates, Rockefeller And GMO Giants Monsanto, Syngenta Know Something We Don’t

In 2006 when most people in such a situation might think of retiring to a quiet Pacific island, Bill Gates decided to devote his energies to his Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the world’s largest ‘transparent’ private foundation as it says, with a whopping $34.6 billion endowment and a legal necessity to spend $1.5 billion a year on charitable projects around the world to maintain its tax free charitable status. A gift from friend and business associate, mega-investor Warren Buffett in 2006, of some $30 billion worth of shares in Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway put the Gates’ foundation into the league where it spends almost the amount of the entire annual budget of the United Nations’ World Health Organization.
So when Bill Gates decides through the Gates Foundation to invest some $30 million of their hard earned money in a project, it is worth looking at.
No project is more interesting at the moment than a curious project in one of the world’s most remote spots, Svalbard. Bill Gates is investing millions in a seed bank on the Barents Sea near the Arctic Ocean, some 1,100 kilometers from the North Pole. Svalbard is a barren piece of rock claimed by Norway and ceded in 1925 by international treaty.

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I learn that Monsanto (yes the pesticide company) purchased Seminis in January of 2005, and is now estimated to control between 85 and 90 percent of the U.S. nursery market.
“So.” you say? “Good for them.” Perhaps.
But the ‘so what’ to me, is by gobbling up the competition, dominating genetic technology (yes they are genetically altering seeds so that they last longer in transport and still look ripe once they get to their destinations), and lobbying the government to make saving seeds illegal, Monsanto is positioning itself to be the Grand Poobah in garden seeds (among other things.)
Did you notice where I said, “lobbying the government to make saving seeds illegal”? Saving your own seeds! The stuff that we usually scrape out and discard may be illegal to save for future use?
That’s like Clairol hair products saying you can’t save the hair from your hair brush! (No I don’t do this, but I could – if it’s still legal.)
Under Monsantos’ ‘Roundup Ready’ label, their corn is now planted in nearly 80 percent and their soybean in 93 percent of the U.S. farmland, using genetics that help crops fight off pests and withstand weed-killing treatments. Sounds yummy huh? That pretty much takes up the bulk of the farmland now doesn’t it?
So, who are the other knights of the round table along with Monsanto? Well let’s see, there’s DuPont, Mitsui, Syngent, Aventis, and Dow, who combined, control 98 percent of the world's seeds. Yes, I said world.
And to make matters worse? Before Seminis was obtained by Monsanto, they eliminated 2,000 of their older, open-pollinated, heirloom varieties of seeds from its inventory because they are not patented or genetically modified, and therefore not profitable. Let me help you with the numbers - in 1981 there were approximately 5,000 vegetable seed varieties available in U.S. catalogs, today there are less than 500. 4,500 have been eliminated.
- See more at: http://www.survivorjane.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=153:seed-monopoly-the-new-the-game-in-town-saving-your-seeds-&catid=48:gardening&Itemid=64#sthash.ApSbNv2h.dpuf

I learn that Monsanto (yes the pesticide company) purchased Seminis in January of 2005, and is now estimated to control between 85 and 90 percent of the U.S. nursery market.
“So.” you say? “Good for them.” Perhaps.
But the ‘so what’ to me, is by gobbling up the competition, dominating genetic technology (yes they are genetically altering seeds so that they last longer in transport and still look ripe once they get to their destinations), and lobbying the government to make saving seeds illegal, Monsanto is positioning itself to be the Grand Poobah in garden seeds (among other things.)
Did you notice where I said, “lobbying the government to make saving seeds illegal”? Saving your own seeds! The stuff that we usually scrape out and discard may be illegal to save for future use?
That’s like Clairol hair products saying you can’t save the hair from your hair brush! (No I don’t do this, but I could – if it’s still legal.)
Under Monsantos’ ‘Roundup Ready’ label, their corn is now planted in nearly 80 percent and their soybean in 93 percent of the U.S. farmland, using genetics that help crops fight off pests and withstand weed-killing treatments. Sounds yummy huh? That pretty much takes up the bulk of the farmland now doesn’t it?
So, who are the other knights of the round table along with Monsanto? Well let’s see, there’s DuPont, Mitsui, Syngent, Aventis, and Dow, who combined, control 98 percent of the world's seeds. Yes, I said world.
And to make matters worse? Before Seminis was obtained by Monsanto, they eliminated 2,000 of their older, open-pollinated, heirloom varieties of seeds from its inventory because they are not patented or genetically modified, and therefore not profitable. Let me help you with the numbers - in 1981 there were approximately 5,000 vegetable seed varieties available in U.S. catalogs, today there are less than 500. 4,500 have been eliminated.
You say, all this has to do with farmers.
Think so? Senate Bill S 510 Food Safety Modernization Act vote would outlaw gardening and saving seeds. Some say it’s "the most dangerous bill in the history of the United States of America." This bill would grant the U.S. government new authority over the public's right to grow, trade and transport any foods!
And get this! Your garden could be policed by (drum roll please …) the Department of Homeland Security!!! The same ones who scan us at the airport!!! Scary thought!
- See more at: http://www.survivorjane.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=153:seed-monopoly-the-new-the-game-in-town-saving-your-seeds-&catid=48:gardening&Itemid=64#sthash.ApSbNv2h.dpuf