Why I Don't Even Need To Explain the Corruption of the Chemical / Pesticide Industry

"Most Evil Companies in the World" by Penguinz0

Not seconds after publishing my last Blog post highlighting the fact that Chemical corporations are not legally required to disclose the Inert Ingredients in their products, a new video on the same topic popped up on my YouTube suggestions. It was by a YouTuber who has been famous since YouTube's beginning days, and who currently has 16.5 Million subscribers, not including other social media platforms.

In this video, two buddies sit at a computer and read a list of the worst companies in the world, followed by ranking these companies from "Bad" to "Vile." I personally appreciate the deadpan humor.

Among the companies mentioned like Boeing, Nestle, and Comcast, pesticide-producer Monsanto receives extra attention for its egregious business practices and carcinogenic products, namely Glyphosate. Monsanto falsified documents and covered the data that have long shown the damages to health that the product caused, until eventually taken to court. Additionally, these commentators mention the overall American Healthcare Industry -- including Perdue Pharmaceutical -- deeming the industry in its entirety to be among the most "Vile."

I'm glad that this is what it has finally come to. The naked emperor has escaped Pandora's Box.

It is common knowledge now what these companies are willing to do to the general population in the name of profit. Monsanto manufactured Agent Orange! As one YouTuber here put it: "Agent Orange, not a fan."

My claim is that now, these companies have designed the most efficient ways to extract money and health from the population, including spraying all of our roadsides with products that contain mysterious "Inert Ingredients."

If I allow myself to speculate, I don't naturally assume that the people who profit from the sale and/or use of pesticide products actually ever have to be in the presence of them. I also doubt that they possess any need or will to spend time walking on lands that have been treated with their pesticides. Most likely, these folks are living in New York City penthouses, working from one of their 19 home offices, and eating thousand-dollar organic meals at exclusive restaurants across the globe.

Are they in the fields getting their hands dirty with contaminated soils that make people sick? I just don't think so.

Those who profit from the pesticide damage remain completely separate from the rest of us who have to suffer it daily.

When it comes to the toxic environments these corporations have designed for us, doubt and skepticism are now parts played by the fool. These corporations will simply do whatever it takes to continue on the path they created decades ago.

I know it. You know it. These two gamer bros know it. And this is why when I discuss my research into pesticides, I need not ramble on about these companies. My focus remains on the facts, data, science, and logic.

It seems that the natural next step would be to team together to figure out how to Stop the Spray.