Jesus what the hell...

[Tim]

Million of fish suddenly turn up dead: Millions of dead fish at King Harbor in Redondo Beach [Updated] | L.A. NOW | Los Angeles Times



Yet they government is trying to research if there is any environmental impact? IMPACT? How about a few million fish that BAM, show up dead?

[Zub]

at least it's not raining dead birds anymore >.<

[Tim]

Dead birds, dead fish, cancer rates skyrocketing at ridiculous rates in humans. Did you know that over HALF of all household pets (cats/dogs) die from cancer? Half! They don't "grow old", they get tumors and are "put to sleep".

How can this not be a huge indicator that something is terribly, terribly wrong?

[EaTCarbS]

Hmm my cat died from cancer

I am interested to see the results of the research; seeing whether it was caused by humans or if it occured naturally.

[Tim]

You won't find it anywhere I am guessing, for the same reason you don't find the same type of information on people. There is an absolutely amazing amount of dirty money and politics involved in this.

For example, Monsanto, the company that produces the genetically engineered seeds that Americans consume literally every day of their life, is single handily destroying many areas of your DNA, repressively causing issues that your kids, your kids kids, etc., will have. Nobody knows the true destructive power of this because Monsanto will cut funding to colleges, get teachers expelled, random people start dying, scientific journals shun you, etc. Monsanto genetically engineered crops for example again, outlawed in many European companies, and they are trying very, very hard, with dirty politics, to change EU country laws to allow them to spread their infectious crap there too.

Life requires genetic diversity to allow evolution to evolve. Removing that diversity and introducing across-the-board specie changing negative impacts (ie, genetically engineered crops) can literally cause damage that could last many generation, potentially threatening the human race overall.

There used to be millions of genetically variently unique species of corn in the USA. Now there is pretty much 1 species mass produced with genetic seeds. MILLIONS of unique varieties of corn, now narrowed down to 1 thanks to dirty politics, greed, and what is turning into long term murderous actions.

There are a lot of websites that explain just how much of a threat to humans Monsanto actually is. http://www.seedsofdeception.com/util...?objectID=1040 for example.

In the U.S., cancer is the second leading cause of death in humans but the number one killer of pets, primarily cats and dogs

I did a little googling, check this out (about pets): Amazon.com: Why Is Cancer Killing Our Pets?: How You Can Protect and Treat Your Animal Companion (9780892819263): Deborah Straw: Books

Disclaimer: Post above is my opinion, fully fiction, in another world entirely, don't sue me.

[Tim]

On the whole FOX LIES topic, related to Monsanto and their coverup of just how dangerous rBGH is...

Monsanto & Fox News: Partners in censorship
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Fox News kills Monsanto rBGH milk story. - Steve Wilson & Jane Akre - September 2006

In the fall of 1996, award-winning investigative journalists Steve Wilson and Jane Akre were hired by WTVT in Tampa, Florida to produce a series on rBGH. After over a year's work and three days before the series was scheduled to air, Fox News executives received the first of two letters from Monsanto's lawyers. According to the letters, Monsanto would suffer "enormous damage" if the series ran. The second letter warned of "dire consequences" of the series was aired as it stood. (How Monsanto knew what was in the series, remains a mystery.) WTVT had been advertising the series aggressively, but canceled it at the last moment. According to Florida Court records, Fox's lawyers then attempted to water down the series, twice offering to pay the journalists to leave the station and keep quiet about what had been done to their work. The reporters refused and filed a lawsuit against WTVT on April 2, 1998.

The lawsuit charged that WTVT violated its license from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), by demanding that the journalists include known falsehoods in the rBGH series. They also charged that WTVT violated Florida's whistle blower law. On three separate occasions, Fox attempted to have the case summarily dismissed. However, after a five-week trial and six hours of deliberation ending on August 18, 2000, the jury unanimously determined that Fox "acted intentionally and deliberately to falsify or distort the plaintiffs' news reporting on BGH." They also found that Jane's threat to blow the whistle on Fox to the FCC, was the sole reason for their termination. She was awarded $425,000 in damages. On February 14, 2003, after six rejections by three different judges, Fox finally managed to win an appeal. [26], [27]

[Tim]

So basically, humans are getting ****ed. So our pets, which generally are treated with not as much regard as people (understandably) are getting ****ed even more.

[Zub]

come to australia, we eat wild kangaroo and witchetty grub.

[supamario00]

its not rBGH thats causing the problems. its eating the corn that is...the genetically engineered crop is only designed to take the place of corn species that have died out or will. It wasn't supposed to replace everyone but, like you said, due to dirty politics it did. the corn is only made to be mass produced and not as beneficial as other types of corn.

[ash1ey]

2012 here we come I guess!