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Aug 6, 2019, 1:12:27 PM8/6/19
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Dear All
The second item below is rather electrifying – the number of ‘cancer’ lawsuits against Monsanto/Bayer has now swollen to over 18,000, which makes one wonder exactly how it is going to pan out. If settlements were to be offered, what sums would be considered ‘financially reasonable’ by the claimants as well as by Bayer!
The third item is worryingly against organic principles which forbid genetic engineering in any form, while the fourth piece is about more bullying intended to ease the regulations.
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Cherry

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