2015-11-04

Regarding the so-called "right to know" argument for labeling GMO foods: We do not have any "right to know" based on conspiracy theories and scare stories. That's all the GMO "controversy" is: scare stories based on conspiracy theories. We do not have a "right to know" about deadly GMO toxins in our food - because there aren't any.

• We also do not have a "right to know" about the UFO evidence being covered up by the government - because there isn't any.
• We do not have a "right to know" about the true architects of the 9/11 attacks, because they have already been revealed.
• We do not have a "right to know" about chemtrails, because there aren't any.
• We do not have a "right to know' about atheists or Muslims sitting in office in the halls of Congress, because it's none of our business. This is a scare story based on faith, not science.
• We do not have a "right to know" about same-sex couples marrying in your state or country, because it's none of our business.
• We do not have a "right to know" about the vast number of people injured and made autistic by vaccines, because there aren't any.
• We do not have a "right to know" about the true cause of AIDS other than HIV, because there isn't any.

And that is why we do not have a "right to know" about toxic GMO ingredients in our food. There aren't any.