MONSANTO GUILTY

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oldfella
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MONSANTO GUILTY

Post: # 253806Post oldfella »

http://gu.com/p/35ej7

Maybe the start, :cheers: :cheers:
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Post: # 253811Post Rosendula »

Fingers crossed. Even though Monsanto are considering appealing, hopefully this will encourage others who have suffered to bring it to light.
Rosey xx

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Post: # 253825Post Flo »

The local gardeners association has a list of all the chemicals which have been banned for home use in gardens. Some of the "old boys" are big time upset that their favourite poisons are no longer on sale. I'm mighty surprised that some of them are alive still mind and that known deaths have been alcohol and fags related.

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Post: # 253829Post greenorelse »

Great news and an excellent precedent.
There is no question. Cap and Share or TEQs is the answer. Even Cap and Dividend!

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