I'm replacing Lea Harrison, who has a perforated ear drum and can't fly. And I know a lot about it, so you won't get much satisfaction out of me. When I say the word 'agriculture,' you think, oh, that is the activity which produces food for the community - and you would be wrong.
Agriculture is that activity that produces commodities for the international market.
Mr. Kissinger had a scheme which he sold to American capital, called the ZAP policy, in which he suggested they take over the food resources of the world. How they would do that was to move food onto the stock exchange, onto the commodity market. So you can trade in food and buy futures in food. Secondly, he suggested you could patent the seed, so those who owned the patents effectively owned the food. So, at that point plant patenting was introduced, and today, as I stand before you, you're lost.