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Sent: Friday, July 25, 2014 6:10 PM
Subject: Michelle - Monsanto Team Up; Wonderful.
{Well, what will it be this time?
Feed the kiddies artificial, gentically modified Peanut butter? Let me guess,
Monsanto has figured out how to make a genuine Age of Aquarius SOYLENT
GREEN; Grind up homeless, unemployed, bankrupt Republicans
"whole". Add the usual pink-slime ammonia additive. Add the waste
products from Kentucky Fried; Eyes beaks and feet. Bingo! Plenty of
"nutrition". Now how to make it taste good so we don`t get the little
bastards complaining again? Just "flavor it" with the refuse from
BurgerKing Dumpsters out back! No one can resist that salty French Fry
Grease flavor larded on! I doubt Michelle could even think of all that.
With all the BEES DYING it will soon have to BE "Soylent Green"
- and without the BurgerKing "flavor". L.}
[The Fifth Graders actually went
hungry because of that nigger bitch;]
Michelle Obama teaming
up with Monsanto to promote children’s food
The popular agriculture company Monsanto
is partnering with First Lady Michelle Obama to promote nutritional
foods for kids. According to reports from the Associated Press,
Monsanto will spend $50 million over five years on a campaign to
market ‘healthy’ genetically modified food to children. The agrochemical
company will also bring its food offerings for kids in line with
the new federal standards for labeling and nutrition.
Obama
announced her intentions in front of crates of fresh produce on Thursday. “When
I see a company like Monsanto launch an initiative like this, I feel more
hopeful than ever before,” said the First Lady. “We can improve how we make and
sell food in this country.”
“It’s a natural extension of what we do,” Monsanto vice
president, Michael Stern, told the AP in reference to the new
partnership with the first lady.
Throughout the First Lady’s trademark campaign, “Let’s
Move,” she has attempted to tackle childhood obesity by promoting healthy
eating. Although the first lady has largely avoided pursuing big food
corporations, most often detailing the importance of personal
responsibility and fitness rather than government interference, there are signs
that she’s getting more aggressive. Late last year she convened a
White House summit to convince agribusiness to rethink their
marketing efforts towards children.
Conservatives, who have blasted Obama’s efforts to improve
public school lunches as “the nanny state personified,” are equally displeased
with her ventures into the private sector. “Get ready to see Michelle Obama’s
face plastered all over your local grocery stores,” said one right-wing
blogger.
For Michelle Obama, Monsanto represents a key ally, albeit
a controversial one. It is the leading producer of genetically
engineered seeds in the country and works with a vast array of
farmers across the world. One move by Monsanto can ripple throughout the
industry, and the company has grown increasingly bold in tackling complex
social and political issues.
“We are obviously conscious about where we walk and who we walk
with,” said Sam Kass, assistant White House chef and coordinator of food
initiatives. “But it was clear that this is potentially transformative.”
In recent
years, Monsanto has reached out to Democrats and sought out political
appointments within government. Michael Taylor, Monsanto’s
former Vice President for Public Policy, is now Deputy Commissioner of the
Federal Drug and Food Administration. Time will tell how these ties between
Monsanto and the federal government effect our nation’s youth.
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