monsanto of course has figured out a way to completely co-opt c. and by having the see that blow around and doing the work for the. there see the currency as i like to think of it is in full training the sea stocks everywhere so carry our new mexico you're trying community to be self-sufficient you will at some point be relying on seeds so how do you fight against that are you actively trying to fight against that it would you agree that monsanto is one of the most pernicious corporate players out there i absolutely agree that monsanto is one one chemical owes the evil monster that the industrial global. society has become. controls are seeds and therefore begin to g. poisons our water be aired controls and messages we receive every day through all we think we're free force but we don't have the control over so many of these factors what we're trying to do in this us and also many of our neighbors is rely on heirloom seeds so we purchased a bunch of heirloom seeds and we're going seed to see with our garden bridge tolls so we save the seeds from th

is one of the most pernicious corporate players out there i absolutely agree that monsanto is one one tentacle owes the evil monster that the industrial global. society has become. big controls are seeds and therefore food begin to gie poisons our water the ed controls of messages we receive every day through all we think we're free of course but we don't have the control over so many of these factors what we're trying to do in this and also many of our neighbors is rely on heirloom seeds so we purchase a bunch of heirloom seeds and we're going see just see with our garden vegetables so we save the seeds from this year's tomatoes for next year's tomatoes will we will be awash despite that in monsanto seed in. juneau in materials that were not really very happy with certainly no doubt just as we'll also be. profile only effective global climate change just as will be profoundly affected you can only collapse but there are things that we don't have any control over we're trying to control things we do have control over workings in this community and the other parts you know you wish for

seed giant monsanto continues it rally after rising its financial guidance yesterday-- shares added another 3%. and dow industrial stock component caterpillar added 3%. speaking for dow stocks, hewlett packard was among the leaders, up more than 2%. h-p is among the worst dow stocks in the second quarter as it continues dealing with weaker p.c. sales and worries about higher costs. today, the company was subject to a reuters report that private equity investors want h-p to break up, arguing it is stretched too thin across computers, printers, services, cloud computing and other devices. here's the best and worst of the dow stacked up this quarter. american express and kraft were the leaders, up 14% and 12%, respectively. big banks-- j.p. morgan and bank of america-- brought up the rear, falling 11% and almost 18% since the second quarter began. b-of-a was the biggest loser in the dow today as well. the day after the federal reserve limited the fee banks can charge retailers for accepting debit cards, mastercard and visa dropped from their 52-week highs hit yesterday. both shares were down m

we are afraid to name monsanto, exxon, the real villains in our novels and our poems. he with shouldn't be afraid to name these corporate states as the villains of our time and do all we can to get our governments to change the laws that affect these corporations that are treated as individuals. so even the point is they have to soul. and the ceos within them might even have a soul but they have to pay attention to the profit motive rather than human sympathy. thank you for listening to my rant. [applause] >> anyone else? over there and then over here. yes. >> i'm billy southern i'm a writer. i was interested in hearing from mr. norman, the prisoner in part because, you know, he's not dissimilar from the people that i represent who i think are largely absent from our cultural dialog. he brings up this good point that there's 2 million people in american prisons which is more people incarcerated per capita than anywhere ever. so it's this big incredible world historic sort of reality that mostly absent from our cultural discussion not that it affects so many people and

story several times until finally it was just an outright lie that was pretty much consistent with monsanto's p.r. even though europeans have banned the stuff here you know we shouldn't worry we should just be happy but aper and wilson refused to tone it down they believe as journalists it was their job to tell the public the truth about what's in their milk so the fox t.v. station fire them and when wilson fired back by suing the fox t.v. outlet for wrongful termination and a jury of six of their peers unanimously agreed with acre and wilson and ward of the four hundred twenty five thousand dollars in damages the jury found that quote fox acted intentionally and deliberately to falsify or distort the plaintiff's news reporting on b.t.h. end of quote. case closed not so fast in two thousand and three just as the supreme court was dismissing the nikkei case fox news was appealing its own case and sure enough that year and appeals court reversed the lower court's ruling and claimed that as a corporation thoughts had the right to lie and not only that it had the right to force its reporters to l

you're on some form of public transportation or in an airport or even walking through your friendly monsanto filled wal-mart food aisle and you hear a familiar voice don't be alarmed it's only your big sister janet making sure you keep your eyes out for any terrorists remember if you see something say something your observations and reports and to make a difference in helping to protect our country from terrorist activity and other when you share them with the right authorities. what you've seen here are only a few examples of events of how people like you can notice something you feel is suspicious or out of the water and report it to their local authorities remember if you see something say something. homeland security starts with hometown security and we have a little to play working together we can help secure our country. if you see something say something. the department of homeland security released that little video as part of their ongoing campaign to fan fear and paranoia amongst the peasantry and by the way all of the reporters of suspicious cases in that video were minorities and

healthy vegetables for her fellow tax parasites the rest of us apparently have to go with frozen monsanto g m o's from wal-mart if we can afford to grow our own crops away from the prying eyes of a fascist city governments so if you want to let the humble public servant know how you feel feel free to send him an email or give him a ring crawl koski k r u l k o w s k i see i've got oak park that m.r.i.'s are going to get on the screen or you can call him at two four eight six nine one seven four five zero and i suppose with unemployment as high as it is today there are lots of americans that have time to engage in such accountability for government we can only hope at least some of our audience wants to get involved in this and joining me now to talk about obama's speech today the jobs joblessness unemployment what they're calling it a job market now but if only they really meant that situation here in the united states is none other than don herold investment adviser and host of the day trade show me a trade show dot com i want to get that you are all right for you there don don thank you

dill said secretary of agriculture right out of monsanto, which is engineering feat that will commiticide after one generation of crops. so organizing people to hand their homegrown sees that they have treasured for generations to each other against the oppression of farmers of the world. he chose a very important theme, really, for the first night, written on water. the only one who said water is our only monarch. i did not hear much of the public intellectual ala emerson and edwards lead until this morning. i am very pleased that the young people had the most vital things to say. they need to understand that it citizens united against al right to individuals -- i mean, the idea that the corporate state cannot contribute to our elections making as an oligarchy. we are no longer a democracy and have to face that. we need riders imagination against the corporate global states. our nations have little to say, really, and i want some of return you all to runs the tell global best seller, the value of nothing. a brilliant economist to explain all this. and the corporations, the pathologi