8th June 2013
Guest Writer for Wake Up World
With all of the Monsanto protests last week, I wrote a little song. It’s sung to the tune of “There once was a woman who swallowed a fly”…
There Was a Young Man Who Ate GMOs……
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There was a young man who ate GMOs
But he didn’t know he ate GMOs
No labels you know.
There was a young man who drank pesticides
He drank pesticides, with his GMOs
But he didn’t know he ate GMOS
No labels you know.
There was a young man who ate herbicides
He ate herbicides while he drank pesticides
He drank pesticides with his GMOs
but he didn’t know – he ate GMOs
No labels you know.
There once was a man took antibiotics
Antibiotics with his CAFO meat
He ate CAFO meat, well, because it was cheap
He ate herbicides while he drank pesticides
He drank pesticides with his GMOs
But he didn’t know – he ate GMOs
No labels you know.
There was a young man on growth hormones
He didn’t eat them – they came in the milk
He took antibiotics with his CAFO meat
He ate CAFO meat, well, because it was cheap
He ate herbicides while he drank pesticides
He drank pesticides with his GMOs
But he didn’t know – he ate GMOs
No labels you know.
Then someone bred a horse with a grain,
Crossing plants with animals, again and again.
There was a young man who ate “grain bred with horse”,
He died of course.
Previous articles by Tracy Kolenchuk:
- Why Is Obesity Associated With So Many Diseases?
- The Medicines Myth
- The Alternative Medicines Myth
- Fatergy Drinks: The “Energy Drink” Myth De-Bunked
- Placebos, Nocebos, and the Spirits of Healthicine
- Are You Getting Enough Vitamin M?
- Generic Cancer (Part 4): The End of The War on Cancer
About the Author:
Canadian born Tracy Kolenchuk is the author of A New Theory of Cure and several other books.
Tracy is not a doctor. He is the founder of www.healthicine.org and www.personalhealthfreedom.blogspot.com where he works to change the way the world defines and looks at health, healthiness, healthicine, disease, and cure.
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