GMO Free News: The Corbett Report | Interview 661 – Tami Canal on #MarchAgainstMonsanto

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

The Corbett Report | Interview 661 – Tami Canal on #MarchAgainstMonsanto

Interview with Tami Monroe Canal, the founder and organizer of March-Against-Monsanto.com, a group that is bringing together tens of thousands of activists across the globe to participate in a day of protest on May 25th against Monsanto’s products and practices. With events scheduled to take place in hundreds of cities across dozens of continents, we discuss what is motivating this action and how like-minded people can join a march in their local area and/or vote with their dollars to help bring down Monsanto.

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