Gene VI

[parsley]

Ringee, ring, ring.

wdee: "Hello"

Franee: "Hi, wdee, howya doin'?"

wdee: "Selling seed like crazy. Makin' money
hand over fist on this new variety."

Franee : "How's the kids?"

wdee: "They're doing fine. Been down with the
Gene VI virus for only 8 months now, but I'm not
worried. They'll be back in school by next year."

Franee: "Of course they will. Anyone who doesn't
believe in the science we use are really
backwards. Just calling to tell you there is a
VirusVI Conference coming up. Need everyone
there. I'll send you the Gene VI material."


wdee: I'll be there.

[parsley]

http://www.blacklistednews.com/Regulators_Disc
over_a_Hidden_Viral_Gene_in_Commercial_GM
O_Crops/23743/0/0/0/Y/M.html

[farmaholic]

Are Gene Vi and Andy Hu related?

[farmaholic]

Are Gene Vi and Andy Hu related?

[wilagro]

"This is because there are clear indications that this viral gene (called Gene VI) might not be safe for human consumption. It also may disturb the normal functioning of crops, including their natural pest resistance."

"MIGHT not be safe for human consumption"

"MAY disturb the normal functioning of crops, including their natural pest resistance."

Lots of hypothetical GUESSES.

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"might not be safe for human consumption

[parsley]

Hence the wink, wil. Surely you've been winked at
recently! Learn to relax and enjoy it......Pars

[wilagro]

LOL Pars: The last gal who winked at me got my attention so well that we had a long lasting alliance (or should I say dalliance)...details classified.

[wd9]

Good of you to post this Parsely. I'm so
afraid now.

"There is no current data to suggest
this function has any implications for
biosafety"

The loom burners are hard at work as the
inevitable approaches.

[ColevilleH2S]

"Loom burners" I like that one ;-)

[ado089]

Gene splicing often uses a virus as the vector for inserting then new genes. I didn't see that mentioned in the editorial.

[Hopperbin]

Parsley somewhat unrelated but these ladies are adamant about envirement and carbon footprint and saving the planet so they decide to end pregnancies and become sterilized to save the planet. The first one goes on about the benefits of not having a child so she can have an excuse to fly internationally and have quality time with her husband. Parsley I would think that they could have decided to have one child and still reduced their footprint. Wonder if they thought of that. They could have raised an eco friendly kid, instead they are extict. LOL.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-495495/Meet-women-wont-babies--theyre-eco-friendly.html

[parsley]

The women, to whom you refer, have probably
studied and taken to heart the old adage which
advises, "Know thyself." They maybe didn't like
what they saw,... who and what they were. So,
accordingly, decided not to replicate their
undesirable genes. Good decision. Pars.