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Genetic Horror, Eugenics - Crimes Against Humanity!

Seeds of Death: Unveiling The Lies of GMO's - Full Movie

Most of what ails us I see as solvable, with the return of common sense, a will to effect change and personal commitment, humanity should, can and will take back the right to thrive and prosper.

It will take time and it will require the dismantling of all governance uncommitted to our well-fare and better interest.


Commerce which puts greed and avarice above constituent benefit and good is shameful, abhorrent and despicable and in many cases lethal to life.

There is one aspect of horrendous consequence which needs attention - NOW!

GMO foods.

This message needs to be broadcast far and wide, the unsuspecting need to be informed, the cognizant need to act. 

Genetically Modified Food practices have to be halted, sidelined and prevented from utterly devastating the natural order of life and living-ness... once unleashed these diabolical franken seeds usurp heritage foliage and create medical conditions that have no solvable recourse. We are literally sacrificing our children's future and well-being unless this horror story is stopped dead in its tracks.

This is not something we can backtrack from when the implosion occurs - this is forever if it proliferates! It may already be too late.

This represents an issue where printing money will not eradicate this evil once it is in the ecosystem!

This is not a theoretical proposition, it is well founded, documented and proven.

GMO HAS TO GO! PERIOD! NOW!


If you do nothing else, I implore you to endeavor to redistribute this by any means you can!

If there is opportunity to kick back and repel the heinous onslaught of unscrupulous corporations and delinquent governance this GMO issue is and can be a fissure in the facade we can exploit, but only if we coalesce into a force to be reckoned with.

Use this link and pound home the sharp point -- put social injustice in its place.

Make this go viral, the anti-virus for GMO atrocity.

Thank you...



  Stay tuned....
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