A Poisonous Fish from
U.S. Ally Singapore
Historically, China was a soybean export
nation, and produced the world's best soybeans in the areas
near Shenyang, the homeland of human guinea pigs of U.S.
drug companies. But thanks to a collaborative effort designed
to make the way for U.S. multinationals to dump their GM
soybeans into the world's biggest soybean market, China's
soybean farming and process businesses have been systematically
squeezed and marginalised, and since 1994, China miraculously
makes itself a soybean importer and now the biggest in
the world. It's not just because the demand for the soybeans
increased as Americans at ASA and Chinese who are related
to ASA would like you to believe, it is also, and more
so, because the production of Chinese soybeans decreased
to trickle. Why? Because Chinese farmers and process businesses lost
their market share. Lost to whom? To imported cheap and
low quality and potentially poisonous GM soybeans (more
at foodqs.cn).

Of imported soybeans, 40 percent are
from the United States (see mnc.people.com.cn); and of U.S. soybeans exported to China, 100
percent are produced using Monsanto GM seeds; and of the imported GM soybeans that
would be consumed as livestock feed in the U.S., most are
used for extracting cooking oil for human consumption;
and of all cooking oil business in China, over 40 percent
are owned by Wilmar International, a Singapore company
in corporation with America's GM giant ADM (Archer Daniels
Midland).
Now you must have realised that Chinese
are the world's real guinea pigs who take the poison produced
in America for the financial and health benefits of Americans.
But why no desperate screaming is heard in China crying
out for being made into guinea pigs? Because they don't
know they are consuming oil made of U.S. GM soybeans by
Singapore Wilmar International Ltd. Wilmar was a supplier
of Beijing Olympics Game while the BOG food, according
to its policy, was exclusive of any food with a GM ingredient
(佟菲.京华时报). And further, a head of the company once publicly
declared that Arawana oil they provided to Olympics is
exactly the same to those that are sold in the supermarket.
(business.sohu.com, more at yzxsx.com).
Here are some photo images of Arawana
cooking oil, and the list of the ingredients shows that
the product is made of GM soybeans and GM herb.
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Arawana Oil produced by Singapore/U.S.
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List of ingredients of the Arawana
Oil shows it is made of GM herb and soybeans
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So it's quite clear, that Wilmar Ltd
either lied to the Olympic committee, or have deceived
the Chinese consumers. Either way, the company should be
charged for fraudulent business practice and prohibited
from operating in China. And more over, the directors of
the company should be prosecuted under Chinese law for
wilfully harming Chinese people's health and being ordered
to pay compensation to millions of Chinese consumers.
And yes, late last year, somebody was
arrested in Beijing by Shenzhen police when he just got
off an airplane from his business trip, and after being
detained for seven months without formal charge, on 2 June
2011 he appeared in a Shenzhen court in both handcuff and
feetcuff. Yet he is not the owner or director of Wilmar
from Singapore, but a Chinese cyber dweller. The crime
he is accused of by Chinese police in Shenzhen is not of
engaging in fraudulent business practice in association
with GM food, but exposing such practice on cyber space
while working for a company affiliated with a Chinese organic
oil producer.
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