Post by ascendinglark on Apr 16, 2008 1:14:41 GMT
With the world's poor facing a food crisis which could lead to millions starving, what we need is more efficient, scientific and genetically modified ways of farming in order to produce the sustenance these people need.
Of course UNESCO, the ultra-left UN-sponsored organization with an agenda of social-revolution, disagrees, and has just released a "study" which purports to show that the answer is to devolve humankind back towards simpler, more "natural" ways of organic subsistence farming. And the BBC is only too happy to report their findings without any challenge or alternative viewpoint offered at all. This is disgusting.
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7348728.stm
Oh he does, does he? Sounds like it's all been decided and the BBC is only too happy to offer any help it can in order to propagandize the cause.
Of course UNESCO, the ultra-left UN-sponsored organization with an agenda of social-revolution, disagrees, and has just released a "study" which purports to show that the answer is to devolve humankind back towards simpler, more "natural" ways of organic subsistence farming. And the BBC is only too happy to report their findings without any challenge or alternative viewpoint offered at all. This is disgusting.
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7348728.stm
The BBC's Nick Miles says that with food prices at the top of the international political agenda, this is effectively a blueprint for the future of global agriculture.
Oh he does, does he? Sounds like it's all been decided and the BBC is only too happy to offer any help it can in order to propagandize the cause.