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RT @nick_routledge: @GMWatch The bigger pattern. ‘Integral totalitarianism’ is the term farmers on the ground in Oregon use to describe the totalizing ecological and social subservience demanded by and intrinsic to GMO technology and the epistemologies, institutions and people complicit in its advancement.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @GMWatch Few developments anywhere as disturbing as the unicity of pharmaceutical bioreactors and pollen ecology. Catastrophic illiteracy, scientific and moral, of the highest order. A tyranny of arrogance enfleshed, irrevocably, in the fabric of life itself, wherever the winds may blow.Quoted by@GMWatch Few developments anywhere as disturbing as the unicity of pharmaceutical bioreactors and pollen ecology. Catastrophic illiteracy, scientific and moral, of the highest order. A tyranny of arrogance enfleshed, irrevocably, in the fabric of life itself, wherever the winds may blow.Quoted by@GMWatch @NatureBiotech Does anyone, anywhere, ever give any thought to the reality of ‘bioreactors’ and POLLINATION ECOLOGY, the tyranny of a dominative worldview, virally embedded in the free-flowing fabric of life itself?Quoted by2/ “My claim is consistent.”Quoted by@GRAIN_org 2/ For many reasons, our home-base ecoregion is a world center for plant-breeding and seed-increases. Not unrelatedly, we are also the ‘de facto’ heartland of the US holistic plant-breeding movement. As such, the field politics of seed ecology is especially complex, hereabouts.Quoted byGratitude for the graciousness of a reply, Kerry. Just caught your bio, too. So delightful to see our lives resonating on so many levels. And now I’m curious how you see your perspective, in this instance, relating to serving earthly and human solidarity. My end, this morn...