Monsanto didn't invent these techniques of politicizing science for profit. They seem to have optimized them for profitability, however.

There are plentiful examples of other companies, and even the EPA itself, scandalously concealing actual science, in order to potentiate highly profitable chemical products being marketed in the USA, and elsewhere.

While time has permitted investigators to eventually reveal such horrors from the 70's, I have no doubt that 50 years from now we'll know about the exact same things happening today.

Chemical pollution has devastated not only the environment and natural living systems, but humanity itself. People are amongst the most polluted, and pollution impacted species.

Endocrine disrupting chemicals and pollutants have caused a 60% drop in sperm counts in American men since the 1970's. The rate of emasculation continues to accelerate, and now is accompanied by radical politicization, and propaganda; promulgation of transgenderism in children via schools and publicly funded institutions, and various institutional mechanisms that seem intent on not only criminalizing, but demonizing men, and masculinity itself.

It's disgusting and perverse, and I am convinced presently that endocrine disrupting chemical castration is not accidental, but deliberate and malicious.

Destroying men virtually eliminates resistance to corruption and tyranny.

Thanks!