…………to Ursula von der Leyen’s proposal to talk about mandatory vaccination in EU.
Cristian Terhes MEP: “We replied on Dec. 8, 2021, in a new press conference, to Ursula von der Leyen’s intention to open the discussion about mandatory vaccination in the EU.”
Stuur je bezwaar! Zet dat in het vakje “Others”. Het kan in het Nederlands. Zij vertalen het in het Engels. Vreemd dat het niet in alle talen vertaald wordt!
GMWatch: Eerste door iedereen te gebruiken test om een gene- edited gewas, (nieuwste vorm van gentech) in dit geval een gentech koolzaadplant die bestand is gemaakt tegen een bestrijdingsmiddel op te sporen. Dr. John Fagan heeft hier o.a. aan meegewerkt. Lees de peer reviewed paper. (=wetenschappelijke verhandeling die is nagekeken door andere wetenschappers). Dit is heel goed nieuws omdat het VK deze nieuwe gewassen na de Brexit niet geëtiketteerd en ongetest op de markt wil brengen.
“We have developed this test because authorities have failed to do so” – German association Food without Genetic Engineering (VLOG)
A group of non-governmental organisations, non-GMO food associations and a food retailer have announced that the first-ever public detection method for a gene-edited crop has been successfully developed and published.[1] The gene-edited crop in question is a herbicide-tolerant rapeseed produced by US company Cibus (SU Canola).
The new research refutes claims by the biotech industry and some regulators that new genetically modified (GM) crops engineered with gene editing are indistinguishable from similar, non-GM crops and therefore cannot be regulated.[2] Some such claims are published here.
The new method detects a herbicide-tolerant rapeseed variety that was developed using gene editing, a new form of genetic engineering. It allows European Union (EU) countries to carry out checks to prevent this unauthorised GM crop from entering EU food and feed supply chains illegally. Until now, EU countries were unable to test their imports for the presence of this GM rapeseed, which is grown in parts of the US and Canada.
16.12.2019 Vilt: Europees Commissievoorzitter Ursula von der Leyen heeft op 11 december de Green Deal voorgesteld. Maar ze ontweek daarbij twee controversiële landbouwkwesties, namelijk de grenswaarden voor gewasbeschermingsmiddelen en genetische manipulatie, merkte EURACTIV op.
14-11-19: “Parliament today opposed the Commission’s plans to authorise the import of products containing four glyphosate and glufosinate ammonium resistant GMOs.” Source (Pdf) and here (website) ENVI
“Envi committee chair of European Parliament: We’ve just rejected new GMOs by a large majority. The European Commission must include in the #greendeal a change to its practices and stop authorising GMOs despite the lack of a majority in the Council (of Ministers) & the Parliament.” Tweet GmWatch
Press Releases ENVI Yesterday (6-11-19). “The Environment Committee today opposed the Commission’s plans to authorise the import of products containing four glyphosate and glufosinate ammonium resistant GMOs, in a vote on Wednesday.
The Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Committee of the European Parliament today opposed the European Commission’s plans to authorise the import of products containing four herbicide-resistant GMOs and calls on the Commission to withdraw its draft implementing decisions on these products. This follows the decision of Plenary 10 October 2019 to oppose three other herbicide-resistant GMOs.
10-10-2019: “MEPs opposed the EU Commission plans to authorise imports of products containing three glyphosate and glufosinate ammonium-resistant GMOs, in non-binding resolutions on Thursday.” More.
12-24-19 We have send the petition to Commissioner (2019-2024) Stella Kyriakides, Health and Food Safety. Below you will see the latest update (12-25) to our signers.
24-12-19 We hebben de petitie naar Commissioner (2019-2024) Stella Kyriakides, Cyprus, van Gezondheid en voedselveiligheid gestuurd. Hieronder zie je de update die op 25-12 naar onze ondertekenaars is gestuurd.
Miep Bos started this petition to Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality Minister Mrs. Carola Schouten, Minister Mrs. Cora van Nieuwenhuizen, Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management, Commissioner Mr. Vytenis Andriukaitis, EU Commissioner Health & Food Safety and Thomas Haahr Press Officer of The Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Committee of the Europe and today, 24-12-19 to Commissioner (2019-2024) Stella Kyriakides, Health and Food Safety.
We, The European GMO-free Citizens and those from other countries do not want these GM carnations. The mark is GGO C/NL/13/02. (FLO-40685-2, Florigene® Moonvista™).
These plants are GMO´s because their color has been changed by changing their DNA.
They are made to withstand a herbicide that is also a drug for people suffering from diabetes. Although they are not sprayed with the herbicide, what happens when a person eats it petals, only in the EU there is a warning not to eat it.
As other herbicides like Roundup are phased out it is likely they will use this one in GM crops. So it will no longer be a safe drug we think..
Testing.
During the development of the GM carnations (Moonlite™) they tested with human embryo cell lines to see whether the flower was not toxic.
“(b) Additional in vitro studies
The applicant performed an Ames test and a cytotoxicity study on human embryonic intestinal cells in vitro with water extracts of leaves of carnation Moonlite 123.2.38 and control variety 123.”
They also let mice drink of water with the extract of frozen petals in it and killed the mice afterwards.
“A 14-day acute toxicity study was performed on four-week old mice fed with water extracts of frozen petals (2 g petals/kg body weight) from carnation Moonlite 123.2.38 and water extracts of the non-GM control variety 123, respectively.” See page 29.
Members of the EU parliament did not want an equal GM carnation to be placed on the EU market but it was okayed anyway.
Before harvest and sometimes after the harvest they can spray the GM carnations with fungicides and probably azoles.
In general some azoles are also used as drugs against fungal infections in people.
Many fungi already can withstand those azoles, it is a big problem.
Ecuador is officially a GMO free country but still grows these GM carnations.
We also do not want to prolong the permits of the other GM carnations, because of the harm that can be done to the the effectiveness of the drugs mentioned above. And we do not want that plants or animals or other species are genetically engineered.
The application runs through the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management.
There are enough beautiful natural carnations. Do not mess with Mother Nature!
Latest news: Testbiotech. When it comes to genetically engineered plants, the current standards of #GMO risk assessment are not sufficient to fulfil the #EU legal requirements.
Text of the letter sent
To: Minister Mrs. Carola Schouten, Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality , Minister Mrs. Cora van Nieuwenhuizen, Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management, Commissioner Mr. Vytenis Andriukaitis, EU Commissioner Health & Food Safety and Thomas Haahr Press Officer of The Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Committee of the Europe.
Letter: Greetings,
Dear Madams, Sir,
Re: No GM carnations on the EU market, they withstand an herbicide that also is a drug against diabetes. We, The European GMO-free Citizens and those from other countries do not want these GM carnations. The mark is GGO C/NL/13/02. (FLO-40685-2, Florigene® Moonvista™). These plants are GMOs because their color has been changed by changing their DNA. Please let these GM carnations not be placed on the EU market and let the other GM carnations not get a prolonged permission! They are made to withstand a herbicide, that is also a drug for people suffering from diabetes. (Sulfonylurea).
As other herbicides like Roundup are phased out it is likely they will use this one in GM crops. So it will no longer be a safe drug.
Quote: “A partnership between Cibus and BASF has led to the development of sulfonylurea herbicide-tolerant GM canola/rapeseed, which has already been considered not genetically modified by a number of government advisory groups.
AND: Study Confirms GM Crops Lead to Increased Pesticide Use, SiS 56 and [27] Ban GMOs Now – Special I-SIS Report). Further, these technologies have limited value in terms of crop protection and yields due to the widespread evolution of herbicide resistant seeds. There is over 23 species of glyphosate-resistant weeds and 132 species re-sistant to acetolactate synthase (ALS) inhibitors, the class of herbicide to which sulfonylurea herbicides belong. With such mutations occurring naturally in weeds as well as crops there seems little point in using this technology aside from making a GM company a lot of money through the application of patents and the sale of more toxic herbicides. Article first published 02/09/13” Beware the Changing Face of Genetic Modification.
During the development of earlier GM carnations they tested with human embryo cell lines to see whether it was not toxic .They also let mice drink of water with petals in it and killed the mice afterwards. “(b) Additional in vitro studies The applicant performed an Ames test and a cytotoxicity study on human embryonic intestinal cells in vitro with water extracts of leaves of carnation Moonlite 123.2.38 and control variety 123.” They also let mice drink of water with the extract of frozen petals in it and killed the mice afterwards. ” “A 14-day acute toxicity study was performed on four-week old mice fed with water extracts of frozen petals (2 g petals/kg body weight) from carnation Moonlite 123.2.38 and water extracts of the non-GM control variety 123, respectively.” See page 29.
Members of the EU Parliament did not want an equal GM carnation to be placed on the EU market but it was okayed anyway. MEPs point out that sulfonylureas, which are a common second line option for managing type 2 diabetes, are also used as herbicides, as they are highly toxic to plants at very low doses. So ”creating a market for sulfonylurea resistant plants will encourage the worldwide use of this medicine against diabetes as a herbicide”, possibly entailing “worldwide detrimental effects on biodiversity and chemical contamination of drinking water”, they say.
Cyprus objected.
3.4.1. Objections raised by Member States One Member State (Cyprus) expressed concerns related to the possibility of crossing D. caryophyllus with other species of Dianthus, through spread of pollen by lepidopterans and cross-pollination. This issue is addressed in Section 3.4.3, under ‘Plant-to-plant gene transfer’ In February 2015, the EFSA received the request from the European Commission to provide a scientific opinion as to whether there is any scientific reason to believe that the placing on the market of carnation line FLO-40685-2 is likely to cause any adverse effects on human health and the environment within the scope of Directive 2001/18/EC. https://gmoinfo.jrc.ec.europa.eu/docs/C-NL-13-02-EFSA-Opinion.pdf</In accordance with Directive 2001/18/EC4 the notification was then transmitted to the competent authorities of other Member States. Some of them raised comments and objections during the statutory 60-day consultation period. The notifier, Suntory Holdings Limited, provided the Member States with additional information in response to those comments and objections. However, one Member State (Cyprus) maintained an objection which could not be solved during the statutory 105-day period, in which case the European Commission is required to follow the procedure of Article 18(1) of Directive 2001/18/EC.
Cripple
These are cripple carnations because new nucleotide sequence data were found in the DNA and that off-types came into light these have a total new color.
Not sprayed with Sulfonylurea
The GM carnations are not sprayed with Sulfonylurea, the herbicide is part of the manipulation process. But sometimes before harvest and sometimes after the harvest they can spray the GM carnations with fungicides and probably azoles. In general some azoles are also used as drugs against fungal infections in people. Many fungi already can withstand those azoles, also in Bogotá (Colombia) and one hour drive from Bogotá to the place where flowers are grown in greenhouses. It is a big problem. See: Azole-resistant Aspergillus fumigatus harboring TR34/L98H, TR46/Y121F/T289A and TR53 mutations related to flower fields in Colombia. Carlos Alvarez-Moreno1,2,3, Rose-Anne Lavergne3,4, Ferry Hagen5, Florent Morio3,4, Jacques F. Meis5,6 & Patrice Le Pape3,4
To prohibit azoles
It would be best to prohibit the 4 best working azoles that are used in hospitals and agriculture and only use those 4 best working azoles in hospitals. And to prohibit import or transit of plants, flowers and non-food that are sprayed with those best working azoles.
Agrobacterium disarmed?
E.16 Description of the methods used for the genetic modification Genetic material was inserted into carnation by transformation using the disarmed Agrobacterium tumefaciens strain AGL0 carrying the transformation vector pCGP1991. SNIF Comments: “As I have written in many, many articles, there is good evidence that Agrobacterium is not killed by the antibiotics and can remain dormant and undetectable together with the binary vectors. Please read Chapter 3 of Ban GMOs Now, which you can download for free!!” Ban GMOs Now! Dr. Mae Wan Ho, I-SIS,UK.
Ecuador is officially a GMO free country but still grows these GM carnations.
We also do not want to prolong the permits of the other GM carnations, because of the harm that can be done to the drugs mentioned above. And we do not want that plants or animals or other species are genetically engineered. Minister Mrs. Cora van Nieuwenhuizen, you said lately: “As I understand it, classical mutagenesis is a scattershot approach, . …..” Speech at the opening of the COGEM Symposium in Den Haag, 10-10-2019. Why do you still say yes to those cripple GM carnations?
Carnations are a symbol in many countries.
Not sustainable. Not CO2 neutral.
The GM carnations are sent by plane from South-America to The Netherlands.
There are enough beautiful natural carnations. Do not mess with Mother Nature!
Re: No GM carnations on the EU market, they withstand an herbicide that also is a drug against diabetes.
Betreft een petitie van
Change.org georganiseerd door de Gentechvrije Burgers uit Lelystad.
Geadresseerden:
Minister Mrs. Carola Schouten, Minister Mrs. Cora van Nieuwenhuizen, Commissioner Mr. Vytenis Andriukaitisen De heer Thomas Haahr Press Officer of The Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Committee of the European Parliament.
219 Gentechvrije Burgers uit verschillende landen hebben in een kort tijdsbestek van een aantal weken tegen deze kreupele anjer bezwaar gemaakt.
Deze 219 Gentechvrije Burgers uit verschillende landen BV Rusland, Canada, het VK, Schotland, Duitsland, Frankrijk, België, Griekenland, USA, Portugal, Spanje en Nederland alsmede MP´s van de EU geven aan deze gentech anjers niet te willen. Ondertekenaars van de petitie en/of van het bezwaar zijn onder meer:
Tegelijkertijd hebben wij een bezwaarschrift gestuurd aan de minister van I&W, mevrouw Cora van Nieuwenhuizen. Het betreft de EU markttoelating van een kreupele gentech anjer. Moonvista ™, die via Nederland loopt. De deadline was 28 oktober 2019.
De planten worden niet met het herbicide bespoten maar zijn onderdeel van het manipulatieproces. Maar wat gebeurt er als iemand de bloemblaadjes eet, alleen op de plastic hoes in de EU staat dat het gentech is. En die gooit men weg. Kinderen en dieren kunnen niet lezen. Op Facebook op een Amerikaanse site staat al een foto met een bloemschikking en met cupcakes met blaadjes van deze gentech anjer en andere gentech anjers er op.
Re:
No GM carnations on the EU market, they withstand an herbicide that also
is a drug against diabetes.
We, The European GMO-free Citizens and those from other countries do not want these GM carnations. The mark is GGO C/NL/13/02. (FLO-40685-2, Florigene® Moonvista™).
3.4.1.
Objections raised by Member States One Member State expressed concerns (CYPRUS) related to the possibility of
crossing D. caryophyllus with other species of Dianthus, through spread of
pollen by lepidopterans and cross-pollination. This issue is addressed in
Section 3.4.3, under ‘Plant-to-plant gene transfer’ In February 2015, the EFSA
received the request from the European Commission to provide a scientific
opinion as to whether there is any scientific reason to believe that the placing
on the market of carnation line FLO-40685-2 is likely to cause any adverse
effects on human health and the environment within the scope of Directive
2001/18/EC. https://gmoinfo.jrc.ec.europa.eu/docs/C-NL-13-02-EFSA-Opinion.pdf
In
accordance with Directive 2001/18/EC4, the notification was then transmitted to
the competent authorities of other Member States. Some of them raised comments
and objections during the statutory 60-day consultation period. The notifier,
Suntory Holdings Limited, provided the Member States with additional
information in response to those comments and objections. However, one
Member State (CYPRUS)
maintained an objection which could not be solved during the statutory 105-day
period, in which case the European Commission is required to follow the
procedure of Article 18(1) of Directive 2001/18/EC.
These plants are GMO´s because their color has been changed by changing
their DNA.
They are made to withstand a herbicide (Sulfonylurea) that is also a drug for people suffering from
diabetes. The GM carnations are not sprayed
with Sulfonylurea, the herbicide is part of the manipulation process.
But what happens when a person eats it petals, only in the EU there is a
warning not to eat it. As other herbicides like Roundup are phased out it is
likely they will use this one in GM crops. So it will no longer be a safe drug
we think..
This is a petition via Change.org
organized by the The European GMO-free Citizens (Gentechvrije Burgers)
from Lelystad, NL, EU.
Addressees:
Dutch Minister Mrs. Carola Schouten, Dutch Minister Mrs. Cora van
Nieuwenhuizen, EU Commissioner Mr. Vytenis Andriukaitis.
219 GMO-free Citizens from different countries have in a short time of some weeks objected against this cripple carnation.
These are among others Russia, Canada, UK, Scotland,
Germany, France, Belgium, Greece, USA, Portugal, Spain and The Netherlands. Even EU Members of Parliament
do not want these cripple GM carnations on the EU market. The petition text will
tell you why. Some signatories of the petition or of the notice of objection
are:
In the mean time we have sent a notice of objection to the Dutch minister of Infrastructure & Waterways, Mrs. Cora van Nieuwenhuizen. Its all about the placing on the EU market of the cripple GM carnation Moonvista ™ , the application runs via The Netherlands. Notice of Objection (Dutch, some text in English).