Hi Keith ;
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These critical remarks should be read in light of
growing evidence of
extremely serious impacts on health, environment and
the livelihoods
of Third World farmers. A European regulatory
requirement for genetic
safety testing, which is not required in Canada or
countries in the form of
aid/trials/experiments with promises of enormous increases in crop
gains?
Doug
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From: Guag Meister [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Monday, August 07, 2006 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Why genetic engineering is dangerous
On Monday 07 August 2006 8:39, Guag Meister wrote:
I tend to agree with you. Imagine a simple molecule such as caused
Thalidomide. Even worse imagine a molecule that affected a gene contained in
a single racial type. (Maybe we should start looking for a distinct gene in
crooked pollies! ..known
Ah, the absolute Luddite. First we figure out how to use a rock, then
somebody wants to kill us by clubbing us with a rock. We were better
off running down the gazelles and ripping their throats out with our
teeth. ;-
Guag Meister wrote:
Hi Keith ;
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These critical
So don't worry so much about the accidental sideeffects (which undoubtedly can be significant).Worry
much more about the deliberate side effects frommilitaty usage where the goal is to kill people.Ifthe accidental side effects of GM are disastrous, howmuch more so will the results of deliberate
Howdy Peter, I am sorry if I came off as flippant. I just was pointing out the
obvious- technology
is a double-edged sword. It is not technology itself that gets us in trouble,
but rather the
application.
Guag Meister wrote:
Hi Bob ;
We were better
off running down the gazelles and
Hi Bob ;
We were better
off running down the gazelles and ripping their
throats out with our
teeth. ;-
Ha, don't laugh. Where I have my farm in Cambodia,
the local poeple have no running water, no
electricity, almost no roads. They manage to live
without most of the modern conveniences
Hi Bob ;
No problem at all.
It is not technology itself
that gets us in trouble, but rather the
application.
Yes this is true. You know when I am editing a Word
document I am amazed at how long it takes to create
the document from scratch, but I can delete it almost
instantly. The point
We must stop de use of GM products now not tomorrow,
and promove the ecological agriculture, here in south
america (Argentina) the people have a lot of problems
with GM soja, the fields of the owner´s don´t produce
any more when GM soja is used. its a great problem.
peace
Juan Carlos
from lima
Why genetic engineering is dangerous
by Pat Howard and Arne Hansen
Common Ground (Canada)
August 2006
http://www.commonground.ca/iss/0608181/cg181_GMOs.shtml
Common Ground - July 2006 - The world is not an ice cream cone
The Canadian GM risk assessment process is so simplistic that not a
single
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