The documentary features some compelling
interviews and scenes of small farmers in Mexico
and India
who are fighting to survive the multiple economic pressures and poisons imposed
by the onslaught of chemically-based monocultures. The only problem with the
film is its length; it needs the hand of a good editor – either watch in
sections or have lots of (non-GMO) popcorn and (non-high fructose corn syrup)
soda on hand. You can watch the film on your computer by going to
After you’ve watch join the Pesticide Action
Network’s (PAN) efforts to have the U.S. Department of Justice take forceful
action against Monsanto’s monopolistic practices. http://www.panna.org/resources/panups/panup_20100122
The film makes a compelling case that transgenetic crops are a threat to bio-diversity and heritage food varieties that have been cultivated for thousands of years.
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