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Former Cops To Police USSA Farms For DuPont

2012 November 30
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The world’s second largest seed company is planning to send dozens of former police officer across North America to make sure that no farmer does as their ancestors: replant seeds. DuPont, the shady company which brought the world the likes of DDT and the best-selling genetically modified soybean seed, is combing coast-to-coast to find evidence of farmers illegally saving Dupont seeds for replanting. Replanting of seeds bought from DuPont is not okay under the sales contracts. The company has already begun the operations in Kanada, and will begin looking through fields in the USSA this coming year, according to a DuPont senior manager.

DuPont is nervous that, for some reason, demand for their Roundup Ready soybeans might not be what they like, so they are trying to protect their Roundup by Monsanto ready crops.  Monsanto has carried the task of patrolling the crops of the US, but they are getting out, moving onto a new line of seeds, and so DuPont will now have to police the “illegal beans.”

“Farmers are never going to get cheap access to these genetically engineered varieties,” said Charles Benbrook, a research professor at Washington State University’s Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources. “The biotech industry has trumped the legitimate economic interests of the farmer again by raising the ante on intellectual property.”

And farmers get sued. Monsanto controls approx. 28 percent of the soybean market in the US, making it the largest soybean producer and exporter in 2011. DuPont has about 36 percent of the share. The weed-killer tolerant seeds and related licenses generated nearly $2 billion in sales for Monsanto in the year through August, 13 percent of the company’s overall total. DuPont saw $1.37 in soybean revenue in 2011, or 3.6% of overall sales.

 

 

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  • Charles

    The Du Ponts, one of the two biggest factions in the Silver Users
    Association, also figure as influence peddlers in the American Farmland
    Trust. Eleuthere Du Pont was a director of the second United States
    Bank (smashed by Andrew Jackson) and appropriately, Eleuthere passed
    away on Halloween, October 31, 1834, at the height of the “bank war” of
    Jackson versus the Money Power; chronic stress is mentioned in some
    historical reviews for his passing (maybe Jackson worried him to
    death!) Henry A. Du Pont (1838-1926), Pilgrims Society, was the largest
    subscriber to the Anglo-French loan of 1916, meaning, he was not only a
    “merchant of death” (after Du Pont’s explosives and gunpowder business)
    but also a predatory financier. He was a Senator and in the 1897-1942
    Who Was Who in America, page 349, stated his opposition to “the free and
    unlimited coinage of silver.” Thomas Coleman Du Pont, Pilgrims
    Society, (1863-1930), another U.S. Senator “contributed” by the Du
    Ponts, took over the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
    States in 1915, founded Wilmington Trust Company and was a Republican
    National Committee member, 1908-1930 and a member of the anti-silver
    Bankers Club in Manhattan; the New York Times, November 12, 1930, called
    T.C. Du Pont “one of the foremost financiers of the United States.”
    Lammot Du Pont Copeland, a more recent Du Pont family kingpin, was a
    Chemical Bank director (forerunner of JPMorganChase). In “The Rich and
    the Super Rich” (1969), Copeland was named the 12th wealthiest resident
    of the United States—his daughter Louisa married James Biddle, of the
    lineage of Nicholas Biddle, who headed the second United States Bank
    (wrecked by Andrew Jackson!) “Du Pont” in French means “The Bridge,” do
    the Du Ponts see their activities as Pilgrims Society members, as
    “bridging” the current world system to a New World Order? These and a
    plethora of other details on the world’s most secret organization—The
    Pilgrims Society—are free access read at http://www.silverstealers.net/tss.html

    • Charles Savoie

      While Delaware is virtually a Du Pont fiefdom, it’s name comes from English aristocrats, the Earls of De La Warr, members of The Pilgrims of Great Britain (“World Money Power”) and related to the Rockefellers (Pilgrims Society). Bart Chilton, a CFTC commissioner, is there as a stall job, saying silver has been the object of “repeated attempts” to manipulate the price; but carefully note, as an attorney might, Chilton has not indicated which side of the silver market the price has been targeted! Bart’s grandfather had a chemical laboratory named for him in the Du Pont organization, and Bart was born in Wilmington, the family’s hub city!