Monsanto
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SCOTUS has gone Full Monty — a Full Monsanto Court.
Corporatism in control of all three branches of the Federal government.
Wow. Anyone see any light at the end of tunnel???
This isn’t really the interesting case. Farmers are finding that these GMO seeds are being out bioengineered by nature and the promised efficiencies are a hype. Now let somebody market “natural” or “non GMO” seed and we will have a product or patent defamation lawsuit as soon as Monsanto sees a market share threat and the SCOTUS will stumble all over itself to invent a reason to sustain Monsanto.