RE: Decentralising Health & Food! Why Real Christmas Spirit Means Treating Food As Medicine & Farmers Like Doctors... Stick With Me Here :)
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I agree 1000%!! Grew up on my neighbor's farm just when Monsanto was still barely known. Most of them have already passed, and some of brain tumors. Farmers are very well treated by the French that buy their produce and less by the gov't😏 I buy most of my groceries here in Mexico from my Sunday open air market and Mexico is trying to ban GMOs out of their corn. My favorite fruit stand produceur is a cutie so as soon as I get close enough to him will be passing on info which I'm sure he'll pass on. Little by little we can educate the masses on the farming issues and it's easier to do when we're in direct contact🙏
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Oh I don't think they will get very far banning GMOs as corn was one of the first to become totally GMO due to cross pollination afaik.
The real story of humanity is gradually emerging, but it falls to each of us to speed it up!
Yes, probably not. But I'm here with other peaceful activists and we're forming groups and will start handing out pamphlets of info on the scamdemic every Saturday. The good thing about Mexico is that people are curious and will actually read them and using the QRcode they will look up the scientific studies and articles. Just the fact that they're doing 3 shots in one year has got a lot wondering. And where people wonder about something it means they're more open minded about finding out the truth and finding solutions🙏 Have a blessed Christmas @ura-soul 🎄🎅🤶🤗
They will have to ban all pesticides and GMOs soon or there will be no food.
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There are many corn varieties that are still heirloom. https://returntonow.net/2021/11/07/mexico-replaces-16-million-tons-of-gmo-corn-with-native-varieties/
Take a look at this beautiful corn seed you can buy https://www.marysheirloomseeds.com/collections/heirloom-corn
Wow I will have to buy some of this beautiful heirloom corn seed.
https://www.rareseeds.com/store/vegetables/corn
You might be right, but I see zero moves to achieve that.
There are corn seeds sold as heirloom and I imagine that some have survived - but in terms of commercial crops, I am informed that even the non GMO ones are now mostly affected by GMO genetics.