Disaster Capitalism at Work in Haiti

"MonSatan" loves to use disasters as a capitalistic marketing tool. The Haitian people appear to have a plan for dealing with "MonSatan." (The Haitian people's plan appears to be more effective than what the farmers in India are doing....which is to commit suicide over this issue.)

But "MonSatan" has exhibited this behavior before. In Iraq a law was passed that forbids the Iraqi farmers from using their own seeds (an agricultural practice that has been used for as long as civilization on this planet has existed). In Iraq, the law says that the farmers MUST purchase their seeds from "Monsatan."

It is also interesting that the so called Justice system in the USA allows "MonSatan" to contaminate the fields of farmers who do NOT want to purchase "MonSatan's" seeds. Then the farmers cannot sue "MonSatan" for spoiling seeds which they may have been developing and handing down through generations. But the so called American justice system adds insult to injury and allows "MonSatan" to sue the family farmer for using "MonSatan" seeds for free. This is definitely another sign that democracy has been replaced by a plutocracy.


"MonSatan" is a descriptive term that I have adopted after hearing it used to refer to Monsanto business practices which eliminates choice. "MonSatan" appears to have a pervasive influence on the agricultural education at Virginia Tech (and the other American universities that allegedly teach agriculture.)

According to Ethical Investing:

If you choose to avoid investing in Monsanto, you probably would like to avoid purchasing their products as well. After all, purchases of their products directly funds the destruction of people's health around the world. Fortunately, there are alternatives to all of their harmful products.

Here's a list of Monsanto products to avoid and a list of alternatives.

If we want control of our food production then a big first step is to STOP supporting Monsanto.

Exposing Fox News

These are clips from Outfoxed. Robert Greenwald (recipient of journalism's prestigioua Upton Sinclair award) is the director of Outfoxed.

Fox News, in its present state, will never have a reporter win a muckraker award like this.

With just a little bit of research one will know NOT to depend on Fox News for anything but examples of corporate bias and right wing propaganda.

If you haven't seen OutFoxed why not? Have you thought about the corporate ownership and interests of your local news and other national news sources?