Seeds of deception : exposing corporate and government lies about the safety of genetically engineered food

Worldwide industry manipulation and political collusion, rather than sound science, have brought genetically engineered food into our daily diet.

Seeds of Deception reveals that company research is rigged, alarming evidence of health dangers is covered up, and that political and corporate bullying form the seedy background to the spread of GM crops.

Seeds of Deception shows that: Scientists have been offered bribes or threatened.

Evidence has been stolen, and critical data has been omitted from research reports or distorted.

Government employees who complained have been harassed, stripped of responsibilities, or fired.

Laboratory rats fed a GM crop developed stomach lesions, and seven of the forty rats died within two weeks.

The crop was approved without further tests. When top scientist Arpad Pusztai of the Rowett Institute in Abderdeen tried to alert the public about his alarming discoveries, he lost his job and was silenced with threats of a lawsuit.

Seeds of Deception includes the internal memos by US?Food &?Drug Administration scientists which warn of toxins, allergies, and new diseases; all these memos were ignored by their superiors, who included a former lawyer for Monsanto. The book also reveals how industry studies are designed to avoid finding problems; and that the US?FDA withheld information from Congress after a genetically modified supplement killed nearly a hundred people and disabled thousands.