(NaturalNews) In an ironically ostentatious and patronizing public relations stunt, the CEO of the world's most evil multinational corporation, Monsanto, recently offered some personal insights into why he believes people oppose genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

It isn't because GMOs are inherently unsafe, have never been long-term safety tested, aren't necessary and aren't even effective at improving yields. No, it's because Monsanto has, for too long, played up its hubris about the issue, meaning the company has taken too haughty of an approach about its amazing technology.

That's right -- GMOs are still super awesome and they're here solely for the purpose of feeding the world, claims Monsanto CEO Hugh Grant. But the company just hasn't done a very good job of not gloating about how wonderful GMOs are, and people allegedly don't like that.

CEO Grant: Monsanto is just a hapless victim of anti-corporate public sentiment

Speaking to the UK's Independent recently, Grant played up his company's "successes," pretending as though Monsanto just kind of showed up to the game and happened to bat a perfect average. It's not like the company intentionally hijacked agriculture and forced its biotech creations on an unwitting public without labeling or oversight, or anything like that.

No, Monsanto just innocently came along with something good for the people and somehow got unfairly lumped in with all the other evil corporations out there that are plundering the masses for profit and power.

"There never had been a lot of trust in companies, particularly not big companies and certainly not big American companies," stated Grant, implying that those in opposition to GMOs are just prejudiced against successful businesses.

"[But] we were so far removed from that supermarket shelf, that was never something we gave a lot of thought to. We never thought about our place in the food chain."

Monsanto has no defense for its evil practices, so it resorts to name-calling and false accusations

Translated into non-obscure rhetoric, what Grant is actually saying here is that people who don't like Monsanto simply don't like big corporations, which is patently false. He sidesteps any discussion of the real issues and concerns surrounding GMOs by throwing in a red herring accusation, a common tactic among those who don't have a legitimate argument in defense of their position.

In this case, Grant doesn't even really have a position, per se. He just has empty accusations, distractions and false accusations, which is typical of the establishment when its agenda is challenged. Monsanto isn't just a naive, overly confident corporate entity as Grant implies -- it is an evil, deceptive organization that's committing major crimes against humanity.

In fact, Monsanto's entire legacy is built on corruption, dating back to the early days of its founding back in 1901. Knights of Malta member John Francis Queeny originally founded Monsanto, according to Hanzei E of the blog Lost in the Bamboo Forest, and its first product was the chemical sweetener saccharin, which was illegally commercialized even after it was shown to be poisonous.

After its artificial sweetener exploits, Monsanto moved into pharmaceutical drugs and later into agricultural biotechnology, bringing the world such technological gems as polychlorinated bisphenyls, or PCBs, as well as Agent Orange, the uranium used in the first atomic bomb, aspartame and so much more.

You can learn more about the fraudulent underpinnings of Monsanto's extensive toxic legacy by checking out this thorough timeline:
http://LostintheBambooForest.Blogspot.ro.

"Monsatan's limbs continue to get hacked away slowly but surely, driving it to its knees for the final organic sword thrust into its blackened heart," wrote Hanzei E about the mass awakening that he believes is occurring. "It is this that will end [Monsanto's] reign of terror for good!"

Sources for this article include:

http://www.independent.co.uk

http://lostinthebambooforest.blogspot.ro