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Americans get the shaft

Isn't it interesting, that so many other countries care about their citizens, and require GMO adulterated foods to be labeled, so people have a choice. But, Americans are not allowed to know. What does that say about our government. Not much, I guess. Hopefully, California voters can get the job done, that our government can't, or won't do.

Posted by DJ
07 May 2012 | 19h36

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