Mike Adams of Natural News has published
an article where he draws extensive comparisons between Monsanto and the Nazi regime, accuses them of causing widespread suicides, polluting the world, suppressing the truth, and probably poisoning adorable puppies just for the laughs. Not only that, but also declares that every pro-GMO scientist, journalist, news outlet, etc. is the moral equivalent of a Nazi collaborator and calls for someone to create a registry of every "Monsanto collaborator", so that they can eventually be hunted down and tried for crimes against humanity. That's not hyperbole:
Just as history needed to record the names and deeds of Nazi war criminals, so too must all those collaborators who are promoting the death and destruction caused by GMOs be named for the historical record. The true extent of their collaboration with an anti-human regime will all become readily apparent once the GMO delusion collapses and mass global starvation becomes an inescapable reality.
I'm hoping someone will create a website listing all the publishers, scientists and journalists who are now Monsanto propaganda collaborators.
It is no exaggeration to say that the biotech mafia is the most evil, most dangerous and most criminally-orchestrated group in America day, surpassing even the tactics of urban drug gangs and Wall Street investment bankers. But just like the Nazi regime, the biotech regime will also fall and I see a day when Monsanto collaborators are tracked down, arrested and tried for their crimes against humanity in a court of law.
That website has already been created, by the way. Not linking it, but I'm sure you can find it if you want.
Fortunately, Mike Adams is such a nice guy he has disclaimed that he doesn't advocate violence or vigilantism against Monsanto. Unfortunately, that was right after he a) spent the entire article saying Monsanto was modern-day Nazis and b) praised the idea of murdering Nazis:
Interestingly, just yesterday German President Joachim Gauck celebrated the lives of those brave Nazi officers who attempted to assassinate Adolf Hitler in 1944. Their attempted Wolf's Lair bombing failed, but it was an honorable attempt to rid the world of tremendous evil by killing one of the people responsible for it.
This official ceremony sends a message to the world, and that official message from the nation of Germany to the rest of the world is that "it is the moral right -- and even the obligation -- of human beings everywhere to actively plan and carry out the killing of those engaged in heinous crimes against humanity." (UPDATE: Those are the paraphrased words of the German government, not my statement.)
Let it be clear that
- Monsanto definitely is the most evil corporation alive and the moral equivalent of the Nazi regime
- Trying to kill Nazis was "an honorable attempt"
- Monsanto and "collaborators" are guilty of crimes against humanity
- Mike Adams approvingly quoted the message that it is the moral right and obligation of human beings to kill those engaged in crimes against humanity
...but Mike Adams never actually came out and said you should go around murdering Monsanto execs and pro-GMO activists. Definitely not. He just implied it as hard as he possibly could.
(Note: some people have quoted the "it is the moral right..." thing as though it had been said by Mike Adams himself. This is a mistake and it only gives them an excuse to accuse people of quote mining. Don't be an idiot, don't fall for that trap. The article is damning enough on its own)
