permaculture

["John D'hondt" <dhondt@eircom.net>]

> On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 6:07 PM, John D'hondt <dhondt@eircom.net> wrote:
>
> > The crux of the matter is that GM salmon can not survive in the wild
> > because
> > they depend on unlimited food supplies at all times. They would starve in
> > the wild.
> > Experiments have been done with other GM fish in Japan I think about ten
> > years ago. When they are interbred with normal fish and then followed 
> > from
> > generation to generation it leads to extinction of the lot in 6-7
> > generations. When this happens with salmon, it is only matter of time, 
> > the
> > only salmon left will be farmed salmon and the price will go through the
> > roof. Which is maybe the long term idea behind it.
> > John
>
> Maybe by then they can be certified organic too, Organic GMO Trojan Horse
> faux-Salmon aquatic food-like stuff.
> Trojan Horse Economics. That appears to be the name of the game now, Exit
> bees, most of Nature and diversity of species, enter artificial
> food-like-stuff production.
> Movie industry makes cinema "Gaia, Nature Fantasy of a Bygone Era". .
>
> Form community, form networks, stabilize and preserve what is valuable to
> us.

The game is played and ruled by about a hundred names world wide. What we 
need to counter that is a bit more than  a local community although that is 
a good start. Eventually they will come for that too if we do nothing else.
John

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