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PRAISE FOR Seeds of Deception

“Jeffrey Smith masterfdly combines the art of storytelling and investigative
reporting. The result is riveting, enlightening, and disturbing.
The dangers of genetically modified foods are shocking-fortunately,
Jeffrey’s book tells us how to avoid them.”
- Jennifer Read Hawthorne
Coauthor, Chicken Soup for the Woman’s Soul

” Jeffi-ey Smith’s lucid, informative, and tightly argued expost of genetically
modified foods lays bare the blockbuster food safety issue of the
2lSt century. Although Americans slept as the biotech industry quietly
kidnapped our food supply, Europe sent the miscreants-typified by
Monsant-packing. Mr. Smith presents a roadrnap of insensitivity by
America’s food giants and a blueprint of action to stop them from
wreaking further havoc. Every American should read this book.”
- James S. Turner, Esq.
Author, The Chemical Feast:
The Nader Report on the Food and Drug Administration

“Seeds of Deception is the first book to make a convincing case for the
existence of a genuine conspiracy on the part of the biotechnology
industry to suppress free speech, debate and even scientific dialogue
about the safety and value of GMOs. In doing so, Jeffky Smith paints a
vivid and disturbing picture of governmental passivity and scientific
neglect of urgent problems associated with genetically engineered agriculture.
By putting together over a dozen episodes of interference and
collusion against activists who have questioned the wisdom of
proceeding unabated with this collective, non-consensual experiment
with our food, Smith shows how industry proponents have done themselves
and a whole generation of consumers a massive disservice in the
name of corporate profits and short-term private gain.”
- Marc Lapp&, Ph.D.
Co-Director, The Center for Ethics and Toxics (CETOS)

“There is mounting evidence that genetically modified foods are
unsafe. This book, which is the best written on the subject, is essential
reading for food activists and concerned consumers.”
- Ronnie Cummins
National Director, Organic Consumer’s Association,
Coauthor, Genetically Engineered Food:
A Self-Defense Guide for Consumers

“This is a brilliant book which combines shrewd dissection of the true
nature of GM technology, a devastating critique of the health and environmental
hazards of GM crops, and scarifjmg examples of the manipulation
of both science and the media by the biotech industry. What is so
exciting about this book is that it is no dry text of scientific exegesis-it
positively fizzes with the human drama of the cabals and conspiracies
behind the scenes which have littered the history of Big Biotech in its
h t i c efforts to get itself accepted. It is meticulously documented and
powerfdy written, somewhere between a documentary and a thriller.”
- Michael Meacher
Former UK Environment Minister

“I have seen firsthand how Monsanto and the FDA have resorted to
scientific deceit of the highest order to market genetically engineered
(rbGH) milk. With captivating style and a flair for describing science in
clear, accurate language, Seeds of Deception unveils the distortions, ornissions,
and lies for all to see. It is a powerfd antidote to this global charade.”

- Samuel S. Epstein, M.D.
Professor Emeritus Environmental and Occupational Medicine,
University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health;
Chairman, Cancer Prevention Coalition

“The revelations in this book are being made public at a pivotal time in
the global GMO debate, and could tip the scales against the biotech
industry. The evidence refutes U.S. science and safety claims, and undermines
the basis of their WTO challenge. It also presents a compelling
argument that nations may use to ban GM foods altogether.”
- Andrew Kimbrell
Director, Center for Food Safety

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Black Rebellion

, a fascinating account of five slave insurrections, among them the story of the Maroons, escaped slaves in the West Indies and South America who successfully resisted larger British armies while living an independent existence for generations in the mountains and jungles of Jamaica and Surinam; of Gabriel Prosser, who recruited about 1,000 fellow slaves in 1800 to launch a rebellion throughout Virginia; of Denmark Vesey, an ex-slave, seaman, and artisan, fluent in several languages, who conspired in 1822 to kill the white citizens of Charleston, South Carolina, and take over the city; and of the revolutionary mystic Nat Turner, who in 1831 organized and led the most successful and dramatic slave revolt in North America. The author also describes how whites responded with panic, sweeping arrests, mass executions, and more repressive laws in a futile effort to crush the slaves’ insatiable desire to be free.

Download For Free: Happy Black History Month!! The part of story that often gets glossed over during black history month.

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