Glyphosate risk assessment panel stacked with people who have financial ties to the biotech industry … It’s all a SCIENCE FARCE
by: L.J. Devon
NaturalNews.com
Friday, May 27, 2016
“Science” is a word that is often taken for granted, since the public trusts that it means they can trust what they are being told. But whose version of “science” can you really trust? When a scientific study is set up today, it’s often used as a means to an end, to approve a synthetic formulation so that it can be sold to the public. There’s a lot of money at stake.
Even after the scientific study finds severe risks attached to the synthetic formulation in question, it’s often approved for market anyway. If you research the actual science on all the approved pharmaceuticals, vaccines and industrial chemicals, you will quickly find that the health risks and side effects are just footnotes, hidden in insert sheet fine print and brushed off as necessary evils. The studies that expose the chemicals’ risks are pushed aside, and the synthetics are given licenses to be unleashed on the public.
To make matters worse, government regulators often rely on the industry itself to conduct the scientific studies. When there’s much to gain or lose, and the industry is trying to get a license to sell a product, the science is warped from the onset. Powerful people needing a product approved will seek a specific set of results; they will do what it takes. Over time, the industry becomes the regulator of its own synthetic formulations. Over time, the industry becomes the guardian of science for its own products.
The biotech industry is known for infiltrating government regulatory agencies so that they can change leading perspectives on the science of their chemicals and genetically modified experiments. In time, as they take the positions of chair and co-chair of the risk assessment panels, they are able to influence entire groups of scientific oversight committees and convince them that these formulations are safe for approval.
JMPR risk assessment panel chaired and co-chaired by biotech insiders who receive money from Syngenta, Dow and Monsanto
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