is anyone doing anything to stop the terrorist monsanto in africa. well you know the reality is for example in a retreat retreat is reduced malaria mortality by eighty percent in the last decade and they've done it by basic public health they haven't done it through fancy medicines with fancy with these patents that are pretty draconian and yet this is the biggest breakthrough in malaria mortality in history and malaria is the number one killer in africa but you know max i think some of your viewers might be interested in just a little bit about why the horn of africa is so important you know we talk about the. choke point bob bowman deb this strategically critical horn of africa because every day about a third of the world's oil passes through the straits between the red sea in the indian ocean and all the trade between europe and china pass and asia passes through the horn of africa every day so the united states and its western lackeys are pretty much determined to hang on to this because the day that the western powers the bank paper ships and th

corn and said this to a nation from monsanto was a great act of charity for help even one child survive then the slavery of terminator seeds was unleashed onto the continent another intellectual property patents instrument of agricultural terrorism monsanto is anyone doing anything to stop the terrorist monsanto in africa whoa you know the reality is for example in retreat retreat is reduced malaria mortality by eighty percent in the last decade and they've done it by basic public health they haven't done it through fancy medicines with fancy with these patents that are pretty draconian and yet this is the biggest breakthrough in more larry mortality in history and malaria is the number one killer in africa but you know max i think some of your viewers might be interested in just a little bit about why the horn of africa is so important you know we talk about those good point bob. amen deb the strategically critical horn of africa because every day about a third of the world's oil passes through the straits between the red sea in the indian ocean and all the trade between europe and chi

us twice convicted predatory multiples ronit wow it is also you know bill gates is involved with monsanto which has the terminator seeds which of course means they can't repeat reproduce every year so farmers can't save the seeds to just replant for free the. following year the same thing with this vaccine is you have to do it every single year so they haven't said what the costs will be and they refused to tell what the costs will be so of course even a dollar they say will be too much for most african nations anyway well that's why groups like the swedish pirate party are an attempt to inoculate the world against the types like bill gates because he has a view of private property an electoral property which is goes completely against anything nearing free market capitalism or free markets at all it's all about monopoly pricing so the swedish pirate party and other pirate parties and the pirate movement are needed as a counterbalance to the destructive elements that are bill gates yes so here you have a case where the policies being use are actually killing end up killing more people bec

it's very difficult to do proper studies because monsanto doesn't allow people to use their products for studies and they also don't allow access to the parent light so that you can compare the exact same soybean with the only difference being that one is genetically engineering one is not. one example is this russian scientist dr reiner of a cobra she said genetically engineered soy flour to rats and more than half of the offspring died within three weeks now one of the criticisms was that she didn't use carefully controlled genetically engineered so i along with it's nearly identical not g.m. so i counter part but monsanto didn't allow that soil to be released into the into the public so she didn't have access to a doctor or produced a wants to repeat their study but he also can't get that story for his research. with formal sales in the billions of dollars millions of farmers and backyard gardeners have come to rely on that we can work hard around our roundup extend it control. kill stuff. but this project affect his life a face a synthesised heart health discovered by john friend

as missouri the great has been a patron to dreams was the monsanto chemical company with four point five billion dollars profit in two thousand and seven. and its record to shareholders mum from terry predicted b.'s profits would double in the next five years to more than one point five billion as is tom. this is jeffrey smith. here when you're one of the more than two dozen farmers that gave him a call describing problems with pigs they could get pregnant big. because of the g.m. corn is all right. so so. what i may do it another time i'm on my cell phone now but i might actually after we talk a bit i might actually email you and tell you exactly what i've written down about what we've talked about to make sure it's accurate. all right. thank you very much. so that was good news he said that he was willing to talk his cell phone was dying on the battery and he said first thing he said was is my name going to be in the article you're writing so i had to put him at ease and tell him no it's not if you don't want it to be in the article it would be in there. that's that's the truth that's

monsanto's roundup herbicide and it will kill all of the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand monsanto's herbicide. miracle of science or frankenstein food how safe is the new and gradient in your diet professor push ty's labs at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether the long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect health the professor is so concerned about the implications of his discovery he's decided to publicize his findings as a scientist looking at it actively working on the field. i find that. it's very very fair to use. get it big. expending better because a better we started it i did i defied devers adopt a single publication or the. potential. effects of genetically modified. material as with any species rats mice. or humans. even though that the humans for all of the eating it. this is the same good idea of potato. that we used for genetic engineering get nine hundred nin

an antibiotic resistant diseases a nutritional problems most of the soil grown united states is monsanto's round a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene that allows the plant to be sprayed with months santo's roundup herbicide. and it will kill all the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand monsanto's herbicides. miracle of science for frankenstein food how safe is the new and greedy and in your diet professor push ties maps at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect health the professor is so concerned about the implications of his discovery he's decided to publicize his findings as a scientist looking at it actively working on the field. i find that. it's very very fair to use. get it big. drugs defer experimenting because whether we started it i did i defied there was not a single publication or. poten

accenture, monsanto. some of those companies have done a good job.and other companies c the ceos are not articulating their exposures well, and not getting the confidence. >> tom: quite the forecast. no euro a year from now. the guest is wolfgang koester with currency management firm, fire app. >> nice to see you. >> suzanne: 11 more days till the payroll tax cut expires. doctors, the unemployed, and anyone drawing a paycheck is likely to have less cash to spend come january now that congress has gridlocked over the central issue of an extension of the tax cut. republicans in the house of representatives today voted down a bipartisan two-month extension of the payroll tax cut. the bill also included extending unemployment benefits and medicare payments. darren gersh takes a look at what may come next. >> reporter: defiant house republicans today almost taunted democrats and republicans in the senate, urging them to get back to work. >> america is not on vacation, nor should the senate be. we have two weeks to find a solution. >> reporter: but having

accenture, monsanto. some of those companies have done a good job.and other companies c the ceos are not articulating their exposures well, and not getting the confidence. >> tom: quite the forecast. no euro a year from now. the guest is wolfgang koester with currency management firm, fire app. >> nice to see you. >> suzanne: 11 more days till the payroll tax cut expires. doctors, the unemployed, and anyone drawing a paycheck is likely to have less cash to spend come january now that congress has gridlocked over the central issue of an extension of the tax cut. republicans in the house of representatives today voted down a bipartisan two-month extension of the payroll tax cut. the bill also included extending unemployment benefits and medicare payments. darren gersh takes a look at what may come next. >> reporter: defiant house republicans today almost taunted democrats and republicans in the senate, urging them to get back to work. >> america is not on vacation, nor should the senate be. we have two weeks to find a solution. >> reporter: but having

accenture, monsanto. some of those companies have done a good job.and other companies c the ceos are not articulating their exposures well, and not getting the confidence. >> tom: quite the forecast. no euro a year from now. the guest is wolfgang koester with currency management firm, fire app. >> nice to see you. >> suzanne: 11 more days till the payroll tax cut expires. doctors, the unemployed, and anyone drawing a paycheck is likely to have less cash to spend come january now that congress has gridlocked over the central issue of an extension of the tax cut. republicans in the house of representatives today voted down a bipartisan two-month extension of the payroll tax cut. the bill also included extending unemployment benefits and medicare payments. darren gersh takes a look at what may come next. >> reporter: defiant house republicans today almost taunted democrats and republicans in the senate, urging them to get back to work. >> america is not on vacation, nor should the senate be. we have two weeks to find a solution. >> reporter: but having

i would say one thing you could do would be to call dow chemical and monsanto and say we know. we know what to do in vietnam. we know what you're doing here and stop. stop lying and stop saying this though evidence that agent orange causes cancer in human beings. the world scientific community knows that isn't too. the world's scientific committee has done studies. they know that dioxin is carcinogenic. they know that. we all know that. so with that i would like to just open the floor to questions, and comments and whatever you want to say. i'd like to hear what everybody has to say. >> are we on? can you hear me? >> there you go. >> so we are going to have questions and answers, and wait until we get the mic there. i wanted to let you know with several books up here. two of them by fred which are $10 apiece, bottom price your and he will sign them for you. we have one of the train once book, 9/11, 9/11 and there's also philip jones griffiths book, photography book, which is on basic sale for $20, a gorgeous photography book at so it's hard to beat those prices. here's the mic

we will do two monsanto home for christmas and deal with it in february. the house that we cannot do that. we cannot say that we will do tax policy two months at a time. we have to do with a year at a time. a year is too short. two months is absurd. if your goal is to throw money out the door and give it away, we can do that two months at a time. if you want to stimulate the economy, no one plans two months at time. if you want to take it in simple terms, this used to be a $1,000 tax cut, now it is $166. a dramatic difference. i know they are saying that will work it out later, but let's work it out now. we have 10 days left. let's get it right now and do not create uncertainty in the economy. host: arkansas. caller: good morning. merry christmas to you. several things wrong with a social security tax cut plan in my mind. first is it robs from peter to pay paul. secondly, it is not necessarily needed by the 160 million working people in america. maybe 40 million need it, and fired, it will add about $6,000 to homeowners payments over 30 years if they take