Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments, along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, compare and contrast articles from the Cornwall Alliance and from Mercola, revealing that the original toxicity report for the herbicide was written by the manufacturer and misrepresented as independent research.
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Nothing more than a scientist in name only sharing sharing an unproven opinion……Go live on a farm for a season and get informed. love of money has nothing to do with farming or we would not be farming. The misconception that most all farms in the US are mega enterprises seens to be the centerpiece of the whole opinion and use of fertilizers and pesticides produces crops without proper nutritional value is a concept dreamed up 50 years ago by like minded “environmentalists” to raise money for causes that have nothing to do with feeding the world but to grow their bank accounts. Returning to agriculture as practiced in biblical times would produce results alright….go try it. Stop complaining with your mouth full.
I avoid glyphosate in my food. Why should I want to eat poison? I don’t care how many crops you raise by applying poison. I don’t want it, and I pity the folks who cannot afford not to eat it. Why do we have so many chronic diseases virtually unknown in the past? Just because you have a small farm doesn’t change the nature of the stuff. It killed one of my close friends, FYI. She did everything right, raised her own vegetables and chickens organically, but used Roundup on her lawn. I warned her. She kept doing it. Died of cancer. While that doesn’t prove glyphosate did it, what did? Plenty of truly nutritious food can be raised organically and regeneratively. Maybe it would behoove you to learn a bit about it. After all, living on a farm, you are more at risk than the people who eat what you grow. To say that someone you don’t think has the right credentials has no right to speak out is the fallacy from authority.