Fed Up! - Genetic Engineering, Industrial Agriculture and Sustai

This documentary catalogs the sorted history of corporate-ggovernmental partnerships that transformed wholesome foods into poisonous, genetically engineered travesties in the U.S.. It all began inside the NAZI super weapons laboratories, and now the genetic/chemical food bastardizations that grew from those technologies are followed by one cover-up after another. The horrific list of rampant and chronic diseases grows, as most Americans remain unaware that the majority of their foods are genetically engineered, and still contaminanted by pesticides that were outlawed decades ago. Other nations have typically banned genetically engineered foods, but they are not even labeled in the U.S.. This is a good quality, compressed, Xvid/AVI formatted version, with all movie segments joined in-order. It was downloaded from: http://www.archive.org/details/FedUp-GeneticEngineeringIndustrialAgricultureAndSustainable This version was edited by The Health Wyze Report Staff. http://healthwyze.org Copyright and Legal This movie may be legally redistributed publicly by 3rd parties, because it has been released under the Creative Commons License (version 3). The copyright owners have forbidden commercial use of the video, making of derivative works, and they also require attribution. The full license details can be found at: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/legalcode Attribution:This movie "Fed Up! - Genetic Engineering, Industrial Agriculture and Sustainable Alternatives" was produced by Wholesome Goodness Productions and released in 2002.

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parizer_nakoso (2012-11-04)

please seed!!

CamChowdah (2014-05-02)

Thanks!
Quality is very good, but I could not get through this documentary, it's pretty boring.

jolanski (2014-05-19)

Yes, I just downloaded this by mistake. This is not the Soechtig / David / Couric documentary that was just released in 2014. This documentary is from 2006. I'm sure it's still worth watching, though!

xilantro (2014-09-02)

A must-see - this documetary addresses huge issues with GMO foods and corporatism trumping human well-being in neo-liberalism. It's not the 2014 doc that ripped off the title, though.