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To: Clappy who wrote (24695)	3/15/2003 8:51:25 AM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104155

More water related stuff. (written a few years ago) == "Monsanto Moves to Control Water Resources & Fish Farming in India & the Third World " By Vandana Shiva Over the past few years, Monsanto, a chemical firm, has positioned itself as an agricultural company through control over seed - the first link in the food chain. Monsanto now wants to control water, the very basis of life. On March 16 , 10,000 participants will meet in Japan for the third World Water Forum and there will be all sorts of doom and gloom presented. What about this information? Please comment on this. There are still enormous, untapped supplies in underground aquifersâ€”perhaps 500 times as much as in all the worldâ€™s rivers... It is wise for us to remember that people can be controlled by controlling their food AND water supplies. Many times corporations create shortages, or perceived shortages so they can control the distribution, i.e. a perfect example is oil. The price is controlled by the amount they wish in distribution. Water could be the same.