Comments on: What the Whole Foods-Monsanto connection really means

By: Fat Albert

Fat Albert — Thu, 19 Jun 2014 20:28:53 +0000

Hey hey hey, I guess it really IS true, what they say, that if you want good wholesome, non-GMO fruits and vegetables, you pretty much have to first, find out what seed companies are NOT secretly owned by the demonic Monsanto company ( right now, there are still a few ), and second, stock up on those precious non-GMO seeds , grow your OWN” fruits and vegetables, and PRAY PSALM 91 that the winds, the birds and the bees dont spread Monsanto GMOs to YOUR crops!!!! You know, … the REAL crime is that there’s NO GOOD REASON to turn our crops into bug resistant “franken-foods” that are also hazardous to HUMAN health!!! And … IT’S NO “ACCIDENT!!” You really shouldn’t be so “gullible” McFly!! In Israel, they have found ways to produce all natural pesticides that DO NOT HARM HUMAN OR ANIMAL HEALTH!!!! Question: When the hell are we going to shake off the mainstream media mind-control institution’s spell and WAKE UP?!!?

By: LindseyNarrates.wordpress.com

LindseyNarrates.wordpress.com — Thu, 06 Mar 2014 05:11:45 +0000

This is just really sad and depressing news for all of us. What can we do to have Whole Foods know that this is WHOLLY UNACCEPTABLE?

Lindsey

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By: Martin1

Martin1 — Sun, 02 Mar 2014 17:44:21 +0000

So Whole Foods Market should get rid of those shareholders, and make sure that their shares are not tradable publicly. Only with the consent of the Whole Food Market CEO’s consent.

By: TR M

TR M — Fri, 28 Feb 2014 04:19:16 +0000

Very true. As long as there is money to be made the funds don’t care. They only care about ROI. I think it is like the bankers bankrolling both sides in a war. They don’t care who wins because they make money either way.

By the way Jeffrey Smith commented that executives (I can’t remember which company) said that getting the NON-GMO Project seal was a 15%+ boost in sales. Companies die for that type of increase in sales especially in the competitive market of processed foods.

By: Mike Corbeil

Mike Corbeil — Thu, 27 Feb 2014 18:04:08 +0000

Ordinary people don’t have to place their money in investment funds. They also don’t have to buy individual stocks or shares in any large corporations. They can buy shares in small and medium-sized companies. They can be selective, rather than not knowing what they’re fully invested in.

They can do the same with stocks in larger companies that operate ethically; if there are any.

Ordinary people can’t change what the “top 1%” do, but people can still make choices that differ from those of the “top 1%”.

It won’t make any serious difference for the investment funds the “top 1%” invest large amounts of money in, but that’s a present fact of life that presently that ordinary people can’t do anything about. That doesn’t mean they have absolutely no alternative choices for investing extra money they have. There must surely be some ways people can invest their money without doing it with unethical enterprises. If there aren’t any ways, then there’s always the option of not investing and just living with what you have.

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By: Kathie Paolini Kennington

Kathie Paolini Kennington — Thu, 27 Feb 2014 14:43:58 +0000

Ordinary people could pull all their stocks and it would not make any difference, it is laughable. I left a comment on the other related article… All the corporations are basically “run” by the same shareholders, the top 1%. They are playing a little game up there, circulating 99% of the money over our heads.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 27 Feb 2014 05:59:31 +0000

Is that why Whole Foods is 100 times more expensive then any other so-called natural produce market anywhere? I would seriously get broke very fast if I shopped there all the time. I probably would die from starvation. And is Monsanto playing both sides like the arms makers are doing in wars between countries. Who profits from wars? The military industrial complex. Duh! And who knows for sure there are no GMOs at Whole Foods. The shoppers (nature loving hippies) are the enemies of Monsanto.