GM WATCH daily<\/strong> EXCERPT<\/strong>: “Evidently, the Bush administration is behind this decision,” said George Naylor, president of the Washington-based National Family Farm Coalition. “No one would think of fearing Jose’s presence in this country except multinational corporations with a profit motive.”<\/p>\n GM WATCH COMMENT<\/strong>: This is how the news of the French farmer Jose Bove being banned from entering the U.$. was received by CS Prakash’s AgBioView: “And Now for Some Really Good News… Jose Bove Sent Packing by U.S.” <\/p>\n It’s interesting that the banning of people who challenge major corporations is considered “Really Good News”, while the exclusion of those companies’ suspect imports is considered an “Outrage!” that requires the intervention of the WTO to try and force through their entry.<\/p>\n “But Bove has been to prison for his actions”, we can hear the likes of Prakash protest. Well, so too has Prakash’s fellow GM propagandist, Dr Douglas Powell, and for far worse than tearing up GM crops, yet steps were specifically taken to get round Powell’s criminal convictions in order to allow him to continue to enter the United States. (see Powell’s profile<\/a>) <\/p>\n Somehow we don’t remember Prakash saying that that was an “Outrage!” <\/p>\n Activists: U.S. violated freedoms by barring French farmer at JFK<\/em><\/strong> (from my e-mail) GM WATCH daily http:\/\/www.gmwatch.org EXCERPT: “Evidently, the Bush administration is behind this decision,” said George Naylor, president of the Washington-based National Family Farm Coalition. “No one would think of fearing Jose’s presence in this country except multinational … Continue reading
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