Lawsuits Are Pouring In, As The Guerrilla Force Task Against Monsanto Grows

The fact that the Monsanto Corporation is invading countries with their bio-tech frankenfood technology, considered to be a significant global threat to agriculture, We The People feel it is fair to use guerrilla tactics in court to defend our lands, health, … and our natural human way of life.

From Earth We Are One

Guerrilla warfare is a military tactic to remove unwanted invaders of a country.

Unwanted new regimes are unable to predict the relentless surprise attacks staged by the local countrymen. Their actions are small but, enmasse, create a movement that pushes out the opposing invasion.

How Guerrilla Warfare Is Used Against An Invading Corporation

Lawsuits are beginning to pile up against the bio-tech company, Monsanto. The world has created a common cry against the damage being done to our land and our people.

“Consider Monsanto the colonizing invader that’s in league with a government, which is internationally a colonizing military invader. Monsanto former key employees occupy the White House and control the USDA, the EPA, and FDA. Trying to get this government to even label GMOs is a losing battle.” – realfarmacy

Monsanto’s Hidden Agenda

Monsanto is attempting to pass HR 1599, dubbed by critics as the DARK Act, Denying Americans the Right to Know, which is attempting to override U.S. state rights to label GMOs.

The WHO (World Health Organization) commissioned a study by the IARC (International Agency for Research on Cancer). The study found that glyphosate, the known active ingredient of Monsanto’s Roundup, is a probable carcinogenic and gave it a carcinogenic rating of 2A.

Monsanto’s public relations team convoluted the issues by declaring the WHO’s rating a 2B, … meaning it’s “possibly” carcinogenic.

Seriously, what is the difference possible and probable? Both are horrible health options.

So now we must resort to guerrilla warfare through the tort court system.

Guerrilla Warfare Against Monsanto

Here are just a few court cases filed in recent days…

Hawaii’s Kona Coffee growers filed a tort lawsuit against Monsanto’s Roundup. Pesticide and herbicide testing from Monsant and Bayer was taking over the Islands and legislative attempts to regulate the testing was blocked by corrupt state officials.

Christine and Kenneth Sheppard, the former owners of Dragon’s Lair Kona Coffee Farm in Honaunau, Hawaii, have filed a lawsuit against Monsanto: Sheppard et al v. Monsanto Company. The court case was filed in the US District Court in Honolulu by Honolulu attorney Brian K. Mackintosh and the Miller Law Firm of Orange, Virginia.

The Sheppards claim Christine was diagnosed with late stage non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL), after using Roundup on their coffee farm from 1995 to 2004. She was diagnosed with the cancer in 2003, and the filing states Monsanto “knew or had reason to know that its Roundup products were defective and were inherently dangerous and unsafe when used in the manner instructed and provided by defendant.”

There are several other similar lawsuits, most of them site instances of lymph cancer and leukemia associated with extensive exposure to Roundup. Many of these lawsuits are from farm workers.

According to international news agency Reuters,

“…the Baltimore firm of Saiontz & Kirk advertises a “free Roundup lawsuit evaluation” on its website. The Washington, D.C. firm Schmidt & Clark is doing the same, as are other firms in Texas, Colorado and California.”

Most recently, the city of Portland unanimously passed a resolution authorizing City Attorney Tracy Reeve to sue the Monsanto Company for contaminating Portland waterways with PCBs.

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Other law firms are pulling together cases against Monsanto such that overwhelming court supply of case law exists against the bio-tech giant.

Case law is what all future court cases will use as supportive documentation proving the harmful effects of the pesticides.

Once established that the use of these chemicals harm people, animals, and land… the task will be to show how Monsanto and governments allowed these chemicals to be used.

The big-picture is to build enough case law that shows the actions of Monsanto were to knowingly divert knowledge of the dangers their products hold on the health and safety of environment and life… and then show Monsanto pre-meditated decisions designed to cover up the damages.

How Dirty Does Monsanto Play?

California’s Proposition 65, the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 ordered carcinogenic warnings on Roundup labels.

But now, Monsanto is suing the state of California to remove the label as well as demanding a retraction from the WHO’s IARC 2A designation of “probable carcinogenic”.

Monsanto is also fending off claims over its past manufacturing of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), which the WHO classifies as known carcinogens, group 1. At least 700 lawsuits against Monsanto or Monsanto-related entities are pending.

“Amongst the largest lawsuites from California are from cities who demand Monsanto cover the cost to cleanup massive amounts of PCB contamination caused by company manufacturing through 1970. During this early manufacturing era, Roundup was declared a group 1 carcinogenic by all agencies except our EPA, which categorized it as probable, or group 2A.“

Scott Summy, an environmental attorney with Baron & Budd, a Texas-based law firm collaborating on the PCB cleanup cases, shared his opinion,

“Monsanto basically unleashed a virus that couldn’t be contained and doesn’t go away.”

How Drastically The Truth Changed

Documents submitted in these current court cases show Monsanto officials discussing, as early as 1969, the “sales and profits” of PCBs … knowing the chemicals were likely “global contaminants”.

The fight is real. It is up to us, the population of the world, to convince the government.

We need to stand up to a company willing to lie and change positions about the real health dangers of Roundup regardless of the claim it either possibly or probably harms the environment and causes major health systems in humans to crash.