‘Biotech ambassadors’ engaging in massive Monsanto-backed PR operations to push GMOs into Africa

'There is a lot of shady business going on in Africa these days, where so-called “biotech ambassadors” are now actively touring the continent and aggressively pushing for acceptance of genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) and other biotechnology interests. As explained in a groundbreaking new report published by GMWatch.org, pro-industry hacks, like British climate change activist Mark Lynas, are literally going around trying to force GMOs on African farmers, while at the same time relaying back bald-faced lies to Western nations about how GMOs are already saving lives and ending hunger throughout Africa.

The developed world has been spoon-fed the lies of the pro-GMO agenda for years. Without GMOs, we are constantly told, there would not be enough food to feed the planet, crop yields would be far lower and require heavier and more constant applications of pesticides and herbicides, and the whole of agriculture would collapse … or something dramatic along those lines.

But nothing could be further from the truth, and people like Mark Lynas, who falsely claims to be a “former founder member of the global anti-GM movement”-turned-GMO advocate, should know this — that is, if Mark Lynas actually is who he says he is.'

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