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March 31st, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
By Dr. Mercola
March 29 2012
When renowned filmmaker and social activist Mahesh Bhatt released his film Poison on the Platter in late 2009, its title left no question about what he thinks of genetically modified food sources. The ground-breaking film is still making the rounds today, and may even be more pertinent than it was when he introduced his scathing attack on biotech multinational companies like Monsanto. In subsequent speaking engagements, Bhatt has emphasized how scientific evidence has proven that GM foods stunt our growth, impair our immune system, and adversely affect all our vital organs.
His research is backed up by Jeffrey M. Smith, founder and director of The Institute of Responsible Technology and author of two books on the health impact of GM foods.
“I can say with absolute confidence that there is irrefutable and overwhelming evidence that genetically engineered foods are harmful, and that they are not being evaluated properly by the governments of India, United States, the European Union, or anywhere in the world,” Smith said. “This is one of the most dangerous technologies ever introduced on earth, and it’s being deployed in our food supply. It’s madness, what we need is a political willingness to say no more”.
Sources:
Institute for Responsible Technology August 18, 2009
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