Genetically modified apples about to be pushed on the consumer

[pyriel]

Looks like GMO apples going to be release on the public.

http://www.infowars.com/genetically-...-on-consumers/

[delfine]

When wil they ever stop messing with nature?

[humanalien]

I bought a bag of small granny smith apples last thursday. I ate 2
of them that day. By the time i woke up friday, i was sick to my
stomach all day and also had a very nervous stomach to. I spent
most of the day laying down.

By saturday about 1pm, i started feeling better, so around 3pm, i
ate another apple. By 9pm, my sickness returned but not as bad.

I woke up sunday feeling better and finally ate a full meal and i
deduced that the apples were making me sick. I've snacked on
everything else in the house, except the apples and i haven't been
sick since.

I should take some apples to the board of health and have them
checked out....

[sigma6]

I suggest political organizations looking for greater visibility buy hundreds of bags of these apples and take them down to an appropriate Government Building and Monsanto Buildings and officials and hand them out to thousands of people to pummel the buildings and officials with these poisonous foods and get it on to a viral youtube, and from now on this should be done with ALL GMO sh** food products until the 'scumbags' accepting kickbacks and eating from their organic food cafeterias that have allowed this crap wake up and smell the coffee (and rotten poison) ON THEIR DOORSTEP and their fancy suits. That might get their attention.

[conk]

Damn right Sigma6. Few know of the incredible dangers from eating and producing GMOs. They are a pox on nature.

[bbj3n546pt]

The idea came from Australia's potatoes:

Okanagan Specialty Fruits was founded by apple and cherry growers Neal and Louisa Carter in 1996.

Neal chose development of a nonbrowning apple as OSF’s first project after learning about work to produce nonbrowning potatoes in Australia. OSF licensed that technology and the science team adapted it to “turn off” apples’ browning genes using other apple genes – and so Arctic Apples began.

Source: http://www.arcticapples.com/blog/osf...r#.UBGSPKMn1zd

The apples are to be marketed under the brand name of "Arctic Apples". Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=Z8JpLwyX_lc

[humanalien]

Posted by bbj3n546pt (here)
The idea came from Australia's potatoes:

Okanagan Specialty Fruits was founded by apple and cherry growers Neal and Louisa Carter in 1996.

Neal chose development of a nonbrowning apple as OSF’s first project after learning about work to produce nonbrowning potatoes in Australia. OSF licensed that technology and the science team adapted it to “turn off” apples’ browning genes using other apple genes – and so Arctic Apples began.

Source: http://www.arcticapples.com/blog/osf...r#.UBGSPKMn1zd

The apples are to be marketed under the brand name of "Arctic Apples". Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=Z8JpLwyX_lc

Thanks for the info. I'll be sure to stay clear of those apples...