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Finally Someone Stands Up To American Farmers As They Annoy Monsanto Lawyers. It’s About Time.

Everyone has to earn a living, but some people do it in sleazier ways than others. That’s the story of American farmers and patent lawyers. Monsanto works so hard at owning the food supply, and these farmers just keep getting in the way. Unbelievable.

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