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And all the extra oxygen wouldn't hurt politicians and climate scientists... | If CO2 is destroying the Earth, then instead of shutting down farms to starve people and reduce human population, we should be planting every square inch for more photosynthesis and warming swamps to make more CO2 consuming algae | image tagged in death and destruction | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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6 ups, 10mo,
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It's not... and they know it... that's why Gates recently said mass planting of trees is not science... So much for that lie... what it did prove is more trees cool the planet...
3 ups, 10mo,
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3 ups, 10mo
LOL... and Gates also admitted their bullying tactics with climate change were not working...
5 ups, 10mo,
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Herding everyone into "smart cities" where they can be monitored 24/7 will NOT stop climate change. Nothing can stop climate change because you cannot stop what does not exist.
4 ups, 10mo,
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3 ups, 10mo
True Wisdom meme is supposed to point to AdamSmithsInvisibleHand comment
2 ups, 10mo
Thanks
4 ups, 10mo,
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2 ups, 10mo
That's for sure!
4 ups, 10mo
1 up, 10mo,
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It's not naturally occurring CO2 causing the problem, it's the industrial operations pulling out nitrogen from the air along with everything else made in the atmosphere, to produce massive loads of chemicals that get sprayed onto the ground, which in return depeleats the soil causing it to respirate more CO2 in the air because of the chemical alteration to the ground, rendering the land dead. Another problem is packing hundreds of animals in one area, and the inability to process the crap into energy.
4 ups, 10mo,
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Crap into energy. Interesting. Back when dinosuars still roamed the earth, I did a high school science fair project converting hog waste from our farm into methane and nitrogen enriched fertilizer through a process called methane digestion. Recycling waste products before it became fashionable, hmmm. Read a great book by Dennis Hayes called "Rays of Hope" which laid out an excellent concept for the implementation of solar energy and decentralization of energy generation. You might be able to get a dusty copy on ebay if you want to see where science was before it was politicized. Strange, every methane digester that was built on city sewer plants in that era is gone now.
You realize that the atmosphere is 79% nitrogen right? 20% oxygen, 6/10ths % argon? CO2 is 4/10,000th % of the atmosphere. Does this make sense? Rain precipitates nitrogen, oxygen, CO2, and particulates out of the atmosphere, much of those gases are entrained into aquifers and are "emitted" simply by turning on your faucet (it's not just methane- which is less the 4/10,000th % of the atmosphere). Lightening is part of nature's fertilizer process, it fixes higher concentrations of nitrogen in rain drops which fall to naturally fertilize the entire planet.
Earth is hurtling through the most hostile environment in existence, space. In spite of this it is an unmatched haven for life. Science proves it has been warmer and colder in the past. There is no such thing as an "average temperature" of earth. If you "average" the highest and lowest recorded temperatures, the "average" is about zero degrees F. If you look at satellite data of CO2 levels, you'll see concentrations of CO2 in the 3000 ppm range downwind of rainforests and jungles, and less than 50ppm at the poles. There is no "average" of CO2 at 400 ppm, because CO2 is not uniformly distributed in the atmosphere. The atmosphere is not laminar, it is turbulent, that is an important factor. In fact, look up atmospheric temperatures- layers above us vary in temperature- nothing is uniform, you can't look at one snapshot and project the climate of earth.
0 ups, 10mo,
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Yes I know about the atmosphere and water cycle. What I don't understand is why one state would need more than 6 nitrogen plants pulling nitrogen out of the air to make fertilizer... But the answer is that anhydrous ammonia is used as a refrigerant, and industry uses massive amounts of these industrial components to operate. One would have to work for every company to uncover the horrific truth behind the toxic mess on the environment.
2 ups, 10mo,
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Can I ask an honest question? How old are you? The reason I ask is because that can determine the context in which someone views the earth. For example, I grew up in the 1960s, before the EPA. Literally every car smoked, through science we developed catalytic converters and recirculated unburned fuel and other harmful gasses to emit drastically fewer pollutants. We cleaned up water pollution, air pollution, we invented scrubbers for coal fired plants to the only emmissions were water vapor and harmless CO2. We converted city busses to natural gas because the only emmissions were water vapor and CO2. We developed natural gas powered appliances that utilize natural gas at 96% efficiency, only emitting water vapor and CO2. This was all judged to be progress, until "climate" became politicized by Malthusian globalist elites. Now water vapor is a deadly pollutant. You know the story of CO2. OSHA doesn't get worked up about people working in CO2 until it gets to 10,000 parts per million (unless that standard has been corrupted like others). I monitored and enforced that safety standard for years with people working in confined spaces.
Long story short- CO2 is essential for life, without it nothing lives. Nature is more than capable of "balancing out" CO2, that's what nature has done for millions of years. Geology shows that the planet has been warmer and colder, biology and paleontolgy shows that CO2 has been at much higher concentrations and life thrived. Chemistry and physics show that CO2 is a clear, transparent gas, it does not have reflectance like other matter, hence it does not reflect heat, if it did, physics show that it would reflect an equal amount of heat back into space. Without the deadly greenhouse effect, life would not exist on earth.
If all the regulations of the EPA did nothing, then how are more government regulations going to change anything? I can attest, the world is a much cleaner place than it was 50 years ago.
Analyze the solutions for this crisis. The elites make it very clear. Via transhumanism (WEF, etc) they believe they have the ability to achieve immortality. If that is the case, we lesser beings will consume the natural resources they will need 100,000 years from now, so we must be eradicated for their sakes. I have been fortunate to travel all over, the only "dirty" places are urban centers, other than that, nature rules big time. Elites say forget our technology and live with less, not continue to forge better and thrive.
0 ups, 10mo,
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Carbon dioxide is not the same as carbon monoxide and if the atmosphere can handle it all than whatever will be will be. Im not going to give you my age, but it would be assumed I'm young due to my lack of spelling and grammar, I'm just really bad with phonics, and autocorrect sucks. I'm old enough to remember farmers being paid to plant test plots. And I'm old enough to remember the sweet smell of a old car warming up in the cold or running on a hot summer day. The big exhaust clouds in the winter. Yes I remember. I remember when food was food.
1 up, 10mo,
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Exactly, changers prey on the scientific illiteracy of the masses
I'm an overly analytical POS, only reason I was asking your generation. Climate change has a foothold in specific age groups, and I also have seen a pattern that urban dwellers are most prone to the distortions as well. Who can blame them if the only "nature" they see is Newark, NJ?
You are intelligent, use that to ask one more question in every scenario. Nitrogen is not a pollutant, water vapor is not a pollutant, CO2 is not a pollutant. The UN and WEF are. THey are trying to ban these three substances, a complete impossibilty. You probably remember when Obamacare was rolling out. The Obama admin "hosted" a number of "doctors" on the Whitehouse lawn to show "support" from the "medical community." What the news didn't show was Whitehouse staff passing out white lab coats to everyone who attended- politicians, press, bureaucrats. You know, you can always recognize a doctor in public, because they don't go anywhere without their white lab coats, right? The truth is out there, you are not far from it.
0 ups, 10mo,
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Nitrogen is a pollutant when it is concentrated down to a liquid or into pellets made in to anhydrous, and then applied to thousands of acres in one area by multiple farmers incorrectly applying it. It's shipped via semi and rail causing issues when accidents occur. When underground lines break it renders the area scorched and kills anybody within the fogged danger zone. Nitrogen itself is not a pollutant, it's the products made by nitrogen that cause the pollution.
1 up, 10mo,
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Okay, I accept your handle as an apt descriptor. You just described ignorance. You have no clue where solid nitrogen products come from, you have no idea how anhydrous nitrogen is applied to farm land, manufactured or transported. The same shipping accidents with liquid oxygen tanks are dangerous. Nitrogen accidents with fogged danger zones? Scorched? You just puke out the bullshit some idiot propagandist dreamed up while playing minecraft. Stop doing research on Tik Tok, just a recommendation. next, stop watching youtube. This spring go to Iowa or Illinois and take a long walk through a farming community and talk to the families driving tractors. They are a whole lot smarter than anyone on youtube or Tik Tok.
0 ups, 9mo,
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Look up anhydrous pipeline bursts on your own in states like Iowa, Nebraska, and Illinois. Untill you have one burst on your land and are stuck dealing with the aftermath then you would have room to talk. Some farmers spray it on top of the soil, other farmers disk it into the ground and some farmers spread it in pellet form like manure. Depends on how lazy the farmer is.
1 up, 9mo,
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Lazy farmers? With a bigoted comment like that, you have no credibility. Your world is so bad and miserable. I hope you survive somehow in spite of how horrible it is.
In the mean time, I'm really enjoying the environment that is so much cleaner than it it was when I was a child, how beautify the world is, the thriving livestock and wildlife that live all around me. The majestic view of the Bald Eagles and Golden Eagles that fly around my house, along with all the other raptors I watch. When summer comes I'll be going to all of the lazy organic farms where I live to select fresh fruit and vegetables, I don't have to worry about grass fed beef, my freezer is almost full.
Oh, I know, you'll be so smug trying to tell me that pipelines are exploding everywhere, that everyone is an idiot, that I don't live in a vital and vibrant earth. Whatever. Clearly your little world cannot support life.
0 ups, 9mo
Untill you been drenched by farmers chemicals due to drift, then only you would understand. If every farmer was farming the same or was held to a federal standard when applying chemicals then I wouldn't feel this way, but after spending years of my life snooping on farming practice I have come to the conclusion that it was very bad for a while, but has drastically improved. You always need to be on the lookout for those unethical farmers willing to spray a low producing crop to death for the insurance money. I've seen it done and still can't believe the ignorance of someone to believe every farmer is upheld to a ethical standard, if they were they sure as hell would cover their crops and rotate them yearly. But even cover crops need to be killed off before planting via chemicals. So really it's one big up to the farmers descension how they choose to operate their fields, unless their stuck in a contract with a seed company.
0 ups, 9mo
Don't move to the Midwest. Crop farming and produce farming are two different things. Ones edible the other is animal food. And the farmers who specializes in fresh food are the saints who should be paid way more for their products. Just be on the look out for boxes that say produce under their tables. If you see those then they are just reselling produce bought from a wholesale distributor. The only place that has strict laws against that is California. You can't be in a farmers market in California unless the actual location of the farmer has been verified.
0 ups, 9mo
And I know how anhydrous ammonia, a nitrogen product, along with dry ice a nitrogen product is made. The Kock brothers manufacturer a lot of it.
0 ups, 9mo
https://illwindnh3.wordpress.com/2018/11/16/ammonia-pipeline-accidents/
1 up, 10mo
Nitrogen is non-flammable, in fact it's used to extinguish fires. Still trust your sources?
2 ups, 10mo
Hey DAF, I don't mean to attack your understanding, but I've been watching this deception since the 1960s, in fact I've been in the middle of the "debate" for decades and cancelled before it became trendy. I first became skeptical in the 1980s (the scientific method not withstanding, requiring that all theories must be falsifiable- not only can a theory be proven right, it must be allowed to be proven wrong if that's where the facts lead). After the Mount Saint Helens eruption, there was a lot of scientific study of the impact, and early satellite imagery (yes, it was primitive in the 1980s compared to now) was just beginning to be used for these purposes. In one scientific journal I subscribed to (no internet, we had to research old school) they had an article with satellite images of where the plume of Mt. St. Helens had gone. The next month, a different scientific journal I subscribed to had satellite imagery of the areas impacted by "manmade" acid rain, supposedly due to the concentration of coal fired power plants well east of the acidified areas. If you were to place your palms together, you would see what those 2 images looked like, they overlapped perfectly.
Now don't get me wrong, the fanatic reaction to acid rain enhanced thousands of jobs where I lived as the low sulphur coals of the west replaced the high sulphur coals of eastern coal mines, but I still read meteorlogical evidence that showed prevailing winds moved all high sulpher emissions away from the acid rain impacted area. Lo and behold, as soon as the legislation passed to eliminate high sulphur coal, the problem disappeared, even though not one plant had been converted to western coal. Geologically we know that the acidity of volcanic erruptions is essential for breaking down rock into soils. As the acids of St. Helens did their work, acidity levels dropped as they always do.
Ozone holes were next- freon a molecularly heavy compound known to concentrate at ground level was to blame for holes naturally occuring over the south and north poles, again, based on primitive satellite imagery. It didn't add up scientifically. Again, immediately after legislation banning freon in the US passed, the problem was solved, even though 85% of the world still manufactured and used freon up until just a few years ago. Dow Chemical was about to lose the freon patent, so to create a market for their new refrigerant, they fed a series of lies. See where skepticism comes from?
2 ups, 10mo,
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Every picture tells a story, oh I know presenting facts-- TL;DR I'm going to get a Red Bull, do you want one?
2 ups, 10mo
As soon as a "Climate Denier" (definition- Noun- person who understands science and isn't trying to manipulate the public for political purposes) asks a question that exposes the fraudulent claims of the CO2 movement, they regroup and make claims like- the Sun has NOTHING to do with the temperature of the earth, plants can tell the difference between sweet tasting natural CO2 and acky acky poo poo MANMADE Deadly CO2!!! Glaciers are melting at unprecidented rates, exposing ancient forests that grew a mere 10,000 years ago and mankind is making it warmer than it has ever been in the history of the earth!!!! What? Warmer when the trees were growing before the glacier? Why do you ask that, don't you beleive the SCIENCE you dispicable CLIMATE/SCIENCE DENIER!!! Burn him! Burn the Heretic! We'll capture the CO2 his burning produces to SAVE THE PLANET!!!!!
2 ups, 10mo,
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Farms are shutting down because corporate thugs said you can't plans our seeds unless you do this, and that, spray this and that. You need this amount of bushels per year or else. It's the practice of not being allowed to replant the seeds grown in a year because a company owns the right to the seeds.
4 ups, 10mo,
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The thugs are not just the corporations, like Monsanto and Bayer, it is the power hungry politicians.

Obama signed the Monsanto protection act which allowed GMO farms to sue non GMO farms because the non GMO crops were "contaminating" the GMO crops. GMO crops are sterile and do not reproduce. Cross pollination isn't "contaminating" the GMO crops it is destroying the non GMO crops by making them also sterile. It is suicide because when crops can no longer reproduce then we have to look for alternate types of plants to eat and then the GMO vs non GMO cycle will repeat until there are no edible plants for us or any other animal left.

It is the private/public partnerships (aka fascism) that is destroying the planet, not capitalism.
1 up, 10mo
It's the government that subsidizes the farmer telling them what they will pay if a crop is planted. What's the little guy to do. But yes politics sleeping with corporate greed and making laws that make corporations untouchable is disgusting. As if they were human with constitutional rights. It's a chemical jungle out their and no regulations on the amount of production.
0 ups, 10mo,
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H.R. 933 (113th): Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2013
https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/113/hr933/text
0 ups, 10mo,
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No links.
Or is posting 2 of what you already know I can't be arsed to waste my time on because you wouldn't do it yourself "just messing with" me?
0 ups, 10mo,
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I wasn't "messing with you". I just didn't want to get into it with you so I posted a link to the actual text of the Monsanto protection act that Obama signed into law.

Then I posted an article that talks about the bill, from a (what I thought might be) neutral source, Scientific American Magazine. The article did quote Think Progress, which is a radical leftwing group of political hacks who sometimes pose as "scientists". So I guess Scientific American has been taken over by the left now.

You guys seem to run the world. That is why we on the right are so worried. You guys have no interest in individual liberty, just total government control.
0 ups, 10mo
Here, this link was meant for you:

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Sterile GMOs is so 1990s ah, never mind, ain't happening.
0 ups, 10mo
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/monsanto-protection-act/
0 ups, 10mo,
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Lol so you don't plant rainbow corn in the hopes it contaminates the farmers field... You probably don't live in the country next to crops. But it is totally true they do cross pollinate. I've planted popcorn and got sweet corn, field corn and popcorn all in one ear. You must not know about detailing, and why it's preformed.
3 ups, 10mo,
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It's not a matter of stopping cross pollination. It's a matter of being able to sue a farmer for his non GMO plants "contaminating" the GMO plants.

You're right I don't live in the country, I live in the suburbs. But I'm not too far from some farms. And I know a little about pollinating insects because I used to be a beekeeper. People in my neighborhood use a whole lot of chemicals in their gardens to keep their yards pretty. My bees would get those chemicals on them and bring it back to the hive. The bees I bought in the spring would all be dead by the fall. That's why I got out of beekeeping.

Maybe what seeds they are selling farmers now will reproduce but I've always been told that GMO plants are sterile. It's created a market for heirloom plants because people want to harvest the seeds from this year's planting to grow for next year's plants.

I guess it depends on what you mean by genetically modified because hybridization is a genetic modification that has gone on for centuries. What I was talking about were plants that were modified to be pest resistant. They also made them sterile so farmers would have to buy seeds every spring instead of harvesting this years seeds.

My dad never talked much about his childhood but he grew up on a small family farm. I didn't learn much about farming from him because he grew up dirt poor and didn't have fond memories of his childhood. My grandpa sold the farm when my dad was a teenager and became a migrant farmer and took my dad with him. My dad's teenage years was all about picking cotton. When my dad was old enough he left sharecropping and became a plumber.
1 up, 10mo,
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Back in the day corn cribs were used so a farmer could save the corn and replant the seeds, but once a seed company patented their seeds this made it illegal for any seeds branded through a company that had a patent the ability to replant them, unless they agreed to the practice. Which is crazy because all in all the farmer plants the seeds, harvests the crop and then sells the crop. What they want to prevent was the practice of harvesting, and then saving the seeds to have a continuous supply of seeds that could be replanted year after year, making the need for farmers to purchase seeds obsolete. So unless a farmer could afford to purchase bulk amounts of heirloom seeds, and continue this practice, or have an agreement with companies that don't sell GMO seeds, and are not opposed to wakey hybrids, they could save a lot in the long run. The crazy thing is yes todays cash crop seeds are engineered to survive no matter what. And then used for animal feed, or fuel. Very inedible stuff being grown in the fields of América. It still costs an arm and a leg to the farmer. I'm surprised they haven't started charging farmers for the end biproducts like corn stocks, and straw which they use to bail and feed to their livestock.
2 ups, 10mo,
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Wow that's nuts about seed companies thinking they have a right to the use of plants grown from their seeds. I understand the idea that a business needs a revenue stream in order to stay in business but they should also plan around the inconsistent or minimal revenue stream in order to survive. They should never have involved the government and they aren't doing the end consumers, those of us who actually buy the corn, carrots, radishes, or whatever, any favors.

I had watched a documentary several years ago about how Monsanto and Bayer were forcing small farmers in India to buy the GMO seeds. Those seeds, the documentary explained, were sterile. If the plants produced any seeds they would never grow. This was so they could generate that continuous revenue stream. The problem is that it put a big strain in the Indian farmers who barely produced enough to feed their own family and sell the rest off so they could buy seeds for the next year's crops.

The documentary went on to say that Indian farmers had always harvested the seeds from their produce for the next year's crop and they had more money for other things as a result.

The left (and Marxists) always jump on the "corporate greed" bandwagon for stuff like this. This is not greed where some fat cat wants to make as much money as he can and screw everyone else. A business has a whole lot amount of stress if they have a constant revenue flow. This is why so many businesses are adopting the subscription model. You no longer buy the product and your involved with the manufacturer is over. Now you buy a subscription to a product and pay a monthly or annual fee to use it. This is particularly true in the software industry.

It really sucks for the consumer but business believe that their consumers will comply as long as all other businesses force the same kind of subscription service.

This model is not capitalism because capitalism requires that businesses provide the best service or product they can to the consumer at a fair price. If a consumer is dissatisfied, for any reason, with the service or the products they produce then in capitalism the business bends over backwards to please the consumer. What they do not do is tell the consumer to suck it up and comply with the wishes of the business.
0 ups, 10mo,
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I think the bigger issue was the farmer becoming a seed distributor. Which some farmers were. It's still a very old and weird concept in the history of capitalism. How does one patent a seed from mother nature?
1 up, 10mo
"I think the bigger issue was the farmer becoming a seed distributor."

I didn't think about that. That does present a legal concern. I think there should be a limit set on the rights of the corporation. They should not be allowed any rights past the first generation. But that's just my opinion. Even though the corporation created the GMO plant they did not create the original plant that they modified. They only "own" the rights to part of that plant and not any of it's offspring. Like you said, how does one patent a seed from mother nature. The corporation cannot own the life of the plant, just the alteration they made.
0 ups, 10mo,
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I about died when Microsoft office said my software was obsolete. It's office 2007. I still use it to this day because I refuse to purchase a subscription. And it sucks that GMO happened. The health of humanity went out the door. Who knows what virus / illnesses could be caused by GMO foods.
1 up, 10mo,
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I have the last version of Microsoft Office that was not subscription based. I specifically bought this version because I didn't want to be paying for it the rest of my life. This version does a ton more than I will ever need. For the most part I only use Word, Outlook and Excel. I am just now finding a use for PowerPoint, teaching Sunday School at church.

I 100% agree with you on GMO. But there are so many concerns going on right now. All of the medicines that people take, a lot of it come out in their urine. Although it is processed at waste plants they do not get the medicines out in that processing. Those medicines find their way into the water table and eventually end up in our water supply. It is not in enough concentration to affect anyone, yet, but eventually it will.

As far as I know no one is doing anything about it and I don't know if there is anything that can be done about it. Water evaporation and then condensation in the clouds creating rain went a long way in distilling the water but some of these medicines do not get distilled out of the water.

Stuff like that worries me more than climate change. Climate change is a myth created by evil people who want complete and total control over peoples lives. That is why every proposed solution involves robbing us of our freedom. It is why they have classified C02 as pollution when life cannot exist without it.
1 up, 10mo
Back when I was in college about 20 years ago I wrote an essay on the issue behind pharmaceutical properties in the drinking water that can't be filtered out. Although it has been an issue known for a while, it was never addressed, and with the whole mental health medical take over I assume it's worse now than it was then. Personally I have now became reliant on medicine after being tortured and misdiagnosed. Years later Now I rely on pharmaceuticals to keep me out of a wheel chair. Finding a doctor that is not greedy and works as a gas lighter was a life long journey. Sure back in the day kids didn't get diagnosed like they do now. It's sad when kids have issues and are more than likely suffering from brain damage or neurological deseases, when they are given medication for ADHD and all the other issues caused by poverty and poor quality food.
1 up, 10mo
Exactly. That's what us two - me and you - are saying here.
You replied to the wrong comment:

"GMO crops are sterile and do not reproduce. Cross pollination isn't "contaminating" the GMO crops it is destroying the non GMO crops by making them also sterile."

Was a quotation from this:

"AdamSmithsInvisibleHand 17h, 2 replies

The thugs are not just the corporations, like Monsanto and Bayer, it is the power hungry politicians.

Obama signed the Monsanto protection act which allowed GMO farms to sue non GMO farms because the non GMO crops were "contaminating" the GMO crops. GMO crops are sterile and do not reproduce. Cross pollination isn't "contaminating" the GMO crops it is destroying the non GMO crops by making them also sterile. It is suicide because when crops can no longer reproduce then we have to look for alternate types of plants to eat and then the GMO vs non GMO cycle will repeat until there are no edible plants for us or any other animal left.

It is the private/public partnerships (aka fascism) that is destroying the planet, not capitalism."

"AdamSmithsInvisibleHand 17h, 2 replies

The thugs are not just the corporations, like Monsanto and Bayer, it is the power hungry politicians.

Obama signed the Monsanto protection act which allowed GMO farms to sue non GMO farms because the non GMO crops were "contaminating" the GMO crops. ⏩GMO crops are sterile and do not reproduce. Cross pollination isn't "contaminating" the GMO crops it is destroying the non GMO crops by making them also sterile.⏪ It is suicide because when crops can no longer reproduce then we have to look for alternate types of plants to eat and then the GMO vs non GMO cycle will repeat until there are no edible plants for us or any other animal left."

▶️"GMO crops are sterile and do not reproduce. Cross pollination isn't "contaminating" the GMO crops it is destroying the non GMO crops by making them also sterile."◀️
2 ups, 10mo
Monsanto and others are the epitome of corporate corruption-- it goes beyond this-- the UN and WEF have published a common goal of depopulating of earth. And the US continues to be the majority funding for the UN.
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If CO2 is destroying the Earth, then instead of shutting down farms to starve people and reduce human population, we should be planting every square inch for more photosynthesis and warming swamps to make more CO2 consuming algae