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Vani Hari has been harassed at speaking engagements, doxed in a corporate database, had her Wikipedia page taken over, and watched as hired experts were deployed against her in the press for years. Monsanto Bayer did all of it to protect a product she says they know causes cancer.... We are done being quiet about it, and on April 27th we are bringing thousands of people to the steps of the Supreme Court to say so out loud. The People vs. Poison rally is happening as the Supreme Court considers whether to shield Monsanto Bayer from the very lawsuits they have been losing, and as the EPA prepares its glyphosate review later this year. The American people deserve a straight answer from their government on whether this product causes cancer. The science already exists. The truth is already known. The rally is the demand that it finally be told. Speakers will go all day on the steps of the Supreme Court in Washington DC. Find the full lineup and details at April 27th. Be there. 👇show more

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Bayer and Monsanto are facing over 170,000 cancer lawsuits worth $16 billion, and instead of accepting accountability, they are asking the Supreme Court to shield them from liability entirely. On April 27th, people are marching on the Supreme Court steps in Washington DC to make one thing clear: no company gets to poison families and then buy its way out of the consequences. Equal justice under the law means chemical companies answer for the harm they cause, the same as everyone else. People vs. Poison. April 27th. Washington DC. Details and speaker lineup at

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A toxicologist who studies how poisons enter cells and cause cancer, chronic disease, and neurological damage reviewed the scientific literature on glyphosate herself. Her conclusion was unambiguous: it is a carcinogen, it damages DNA, and the evidence linking it to non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in people exposed to Roundup is substantial. Alexandra Munoz will be at the People vs. Poison rally on April 27th on the steps of the Supreme Court, along with a full day of speakers making the case that this information has been suppressed by Monsanto for decades and that the American people deserve to hear the truth. April 27th. Washington DC - be there

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🚨 A major pesticide case is heading to the U.S. Supreme Court. On April 27, the Court will hear arguments involving Monsanto/Bayer and whether pesticide manufacturers should be shielded from liability after billions in glyphosate-related lawsuits. Vani Hari and an army of advocates are planning a march outside the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., calling it “The People vs. Poison.” Families, farmers, and concerned citizens are invited to gather peacefully and raise awareness as the future of corporate accountability is debated. Would you show up? To learn more, follow Vani Hari and register at

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"They want to give us cancer and get away with it." Vani Hari Vani Hari takes the stage outside the U.S. Supreme Court with a blunt warning: inside that building, Bayer/Monsanto is arguing for the right to poison us and not be held accountable. “You cannot claim to care about health while protecting poison,” Hari said. “You cannot tell Americans to eat real food while protecting the cancer-causing chemicals sprayed on it.” Farmers, scientists, lawmakers, and families from across the country have gathered in Washington, D.C., saying they are done pretending this is normal. As the Supreme Court weighs whether federal pesticide approvals can shield corporations from failure-to-warn lawsuits, the crowd is demanding transparency, accountability, and an honest look at the science behind the chemicals sprayed on our food.

"They want to give us cancer and get away with it." Vani Hari Vani Hari takes the stage outside the U.S. Supreme Court with a blunt warning: inside that building, Bayer/Monsanto is arguing for the right to poison us and not be held accountable. “You cannot claim to care about health while protecting poison,” Hari said. “You cannot tell Americans to eat real food while protecting the cancer-causing chemicals sprayed on it.” Farmers, scientists, lawmakers, and families from across the country have gathered in Washington, D.C., saying they are done pretending this is normal. As the Supreme Court weighs whether federal pesticide approvals can shield corporations from failure-to-warn lawsuits, the crowd is demanding transparency, accountability, and an honest look at the science behind the chemicals sprayed on our food.

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"This 100% causes cancer." A toxicologist said that. Not an activist. Dr. Alexandra Muñoz, PhD, breaks down the science on glyphosate, the herbicide sprayed across American farmland, and says the evidence is conclusive. Glyphosate causes DNA double-strand breaks, the kind of damage cells struggle to repair, triggering a cascade that leads to cancer formation. Skin. Thyroid. Liver. Urinary cancers. Multiple types of leukemia. Across multiple doses. Across multiple formulations. Yet the EPA still maintains it doesn't cause cancer. And industry-friendly scientists continue to challenge the IARC's 2015 classification of cancer. This Monday, April 27th, thousands are marching in front of the U.S. Supreme Court to demand accountability. The science is clear. Now it's time for action. Sign up to attend the rally at We will be live-streaming the event starting at 9am on Monday, April 27th. Be there!

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I stood on the steps of the Supreme Court Monday . Donald Trump has done real things for MAHA. I believe that. But when the Department of Justice shows up to defend Bayer and Monsanto against the American people, against the health of our children, I have to say: you got this one wrong. Liability protection for corporations that poison people is not a conservative value. It is not a Republican value. It is not a Democratic value. It is not an American value. It is the opposite of a free market. It is the government putting its thumb on the scale for corporations that are losing in court because their products are causing cancer. Every child in this country deserves to be healthy. That is not a political statement. That is the only statement that matters. So in the words of the President himself: we are going to fight, fight.

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🚨Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie stood on the steps of the Supreme Court today and named what is actually happening. Bayer is running a four-front war: against the executive branch, state legislatures, Congress, and the courts. The goal is liability immunity, a permanent get out of court free card for a company that has lost hundreds of millions of dollars in cancer verdicts. Massie is not giving it to them. He and Representative Chellie Pingree have introduced the "No Immunity for Glyphosate Act," but as Massie made clear, it should not even be necessary. The Seventh Amendment guarantees the right to a jury trial. The Tenth Amendment reserves powers to the states. The First Amendment protects the right to know what is in a product. None of those have been repealed. All of them are currently in jeopardy. The question before the Supreme Court is whether state judges will be gagged, state juries disbanded, and state courts shuttered, with no plan to hear these cases anywhere else. Massie called it what it is: regulatory capture. The White House chief of staff works for a lobbying firm that took money from Monsanto Bayer, and that conflict is sitting at the center of an executive order the administration is using to shield the company from accountability. The people standing on those steps today are the answer to that. Full clip linked below 👇

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Thomas Massie just declared: “Americans are under attack.” Monsanto is “attacking our executive branch, our legislative branch at the state level, our legislative branch here in Washington, and the courts.” “They want get-out-of-court free cards.” “My colleague, Chellie Pingree and I … have offered legislation called the No Immunity for Glyphosate Act.” “But it shouldn’t even be necessary.” “We haven’t repealed the Tenth Amendment.” “We haven’t repealed the Seventh Amendment, your right to a jury trial.” “We haven't repealed the First Amendment, the right of people to say what’s in a product.” “But those three elements of the Bill of Rights are in jeopardy.” “The Supreme Court today, are they gonna gag state judges?” “Are they gonna disband state juries?” “Are they going to shutter the state courts where justice should be served?” “They’re proposing that nobody gets any justice.” “This is regulatory capture.” “It is corrupt.” “The White House Chief of Staff worked for a lobbying firm that accepted money from Monsanto-Bayer.” “That is why we … are fighting the federal government, and especially the executive branch.” The People vs. Poison Rally is happening right now in front of the Supreme Court to fight back against Monsanto’s war on our right to sue them for poisoning us with pesticide. Thomas Massie Thomas Massie for Congress

Thomas Massie just declared: “Americans are under attack.” Monsanto is “attacking our executive branch, our legislative branch at the state level, our legislative branch here in Washington, and the courts.” “They want get-out-of-court free cards.” “My colleague, Chellie Pingree and I … have offered legislation called the No Immunity for Glyphosate Act.” “But it shouldn’t even be necessary.” “We haven’t repealed the Tenth Amendment.” “We haven’t repealed the Seventh Amendment, your right to a jury trial.” “We haven't repealed the First Amendment, the right of people to say what’s in a product.” “But those three elements of the Bill of Rights are in jeopardy.” “The Supreme Court today, are they gonna gag state judges?” “Are they gonna disband state juries?” “Are they going to shutter the state courts where justice should be served?” “They’re proposing that nobody gets any justice.” “This is regulatory capture.” “It is corrupt.” “The White House Chief of Staff worked for a lobbying firm that accepted money from Monsanto-Bayer.” “That is why we … are fighting the federal government, and especially the executive branch.” The People vs. Poison Rally is happening right now in front of the Supreme Court to fight back against Monsanto’s war on our right to sue them for poisoning us with pesticide. Thomas Massie Thomas Massie for Congress

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Tens of thousands of lawsuits have been filed against Bayer for failing to warn people about the risks of glyphosate exposure. Now, EPA Administrator Zeldin and Trump are pushing for legal immunity to protect Bayer from being sued by Americans getting cancer from their product.

Tens of thousands of lawsuits have been filed against Bayer for failing to warn people about the risks of glyphosate exposure. Now, EPA Administrator Zeldin and Trump are pushing for legal immunity to protect Bayer from being sued by Americans getting cancer from their product.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

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It’s time to take a break from local politics and head to DC. Tomorrow (Monday) the Supreme Court is listening to a case that would give immunity to pesticide companies if their product injures you. So I’m heading to DC for a People vs Poison rally in front of the Supreme Court. We cannot sit back and tolerate this.

It’s time to take a break from local politics and head to DC. Tomorrow (Monday) the Supreme Court is listening to a case that would give immunity to pesticide companies if their product injures you. So I’m heading to DC for a People vs Poison rally in front of the Supreme Court. We cannot sit back and tolerate this.

Anna Matson

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The Supreme Court is considering giving pesticide makers sweeping immunity from lawsuits. As long as the EPA says their pesticides are “safe,” you wouldn’t be able to sue them for causing cancer anymore. There’s just one problem: The EPA is captured by the pesticide industry. Stacy Malkan told Kim Iversen that the EPA often uses pesticide “industry data” to make their decisions on pesticide safety. And President Trump’s DOJ is siding with pesticide makers, urging the Supreme Court to hand Bayer and other pesticide corporations the sweeping liability shield from lawsuits they’re asking for. That would devastate American farmers, further entrench corporate power, and crush MAHA’s goal of healthier food. We just published a blog breaking down how this Supreme Court case is part of a much larger “misinformation and intimidation campaign” by Bayer, and why this liability shield would be devastating for American farmers. This is a turning point for America’s food system. Read our full blog below:🧵 Kim Iversen 🇺🇸 Stacy Malkan

The Supreme Court is considering giving pesticide makers sweeping immunity from lawsuits. As long as the EPA says their pesticides are “safe,” you wouldn’t be able to sue them for causing cancer anymore. There’s just one problem: The EPA is captured by the pesticide industry. Stacy Malkan told Kim Iversen that the EPA often uses pesticide “industry data” to make their decisions on pesticide safety. And President Trump’s DOJ is siding with pesticide makers, urging the Supreme Court to hand Bayer and other pesticide corporations the sweeping liability shield from lawsuits they’re asking for. That would devastate American farmers, further entrench corporate power, and crush MAHA’s goal of healthier food. We just published a blog breaking down how this Supreme Court case is part of a much larger “misinformation and intimidation campaign” by Bayer, and why this liability shield would be devastating for American farmers. This is a turning point for America’s food system. Read our full blog below:🧵 Kim Iversen 🇺🇸 Stacy Malkan

Farm Action

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🚨This is IMPORTANT. The Farm Bill vote happening right now contains a provision that goes far beyond pesticide liability, and Dennis Kucinich came to the steps of the Supreme Court on Monday to make sure people understood what is actually at stake. The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday on whether Bayer can be shielded from state-level failure-to-warn lawsuits. But as Kucinich explained, the justices are not being asked to decide whether glyphosate causes cancer. They are being asked to decide whether states retain their constitutional right to protect the health and safety of their own people. The 10th Amendment reserved that power to the states when this country was founded. The Supremacy Clause preemption argument Bayer is making, backed by the Trump Justice Department, would strip it away. The Farm Bill makes this worse. Removing the pesticide liability shield language, as some representatives fought to do, does not address the EATS Act provisions buried in the same bill, which would block states from setting agricultural standards stronger than the federal baseline, covering chemical use, animal welfare, and beyond. The Rules Committee refused to allow a vote on removing those provisions. That leaves voting no on the entire Farm Bill as the only remaining path to protecting states' rights over their own land, their own farmers, and their own communities. This is a constitutional moment.

The HighWire

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“MAHA leaders feel absolutely betrayed.” The Supreme Court is considering handing pesticide makers a sweeping liability shield. It could give Chinese-owned Syngenta and German-owned Bayer immunity from lawsuits for causing cancer with their pesticides. And Trump’s DOJ is siding with the pesticide makers. Stacy Malkan just broke down why pesticide manufacturers are “desperate” for this immunity shield—and why MAHA feels betrayed by Trump’s DOJ: “The details coming out of the Monsanto documents showed many ways that they’ve manipulated the science, strong-armed regulators, and lied to the public [about] cancer links to their products.” “So now they’re in trouble for it, as they should be, and people are suing them.” “The Trump Department of Justice argued to the Supreme Court that they should take Bayer’s side.” If the Supreme Court sides with Bayer, it will only further entrench corporate power, leaving farmers with even fewer avenues to hold these corporations accountable and to operate independently. We just released a blog exposing how Bayer’s Supreme Court case is part of a much broader “misinformation and intimidation campaign,” how the Trump administration is betraying MAHA by supporting Bayer, and why this case is the ultimate test for the future of America’s food system. Read our full blog breaking down this momentous case below:🧵 Kim Iversen 🇺🇸 Stacy Malkan

“MAHA leaders feel absolutely betrayed.” The Supreme Court is considering handing pesticide makers a sweeping liability shield. It could give Chinese-owned Syngenta and German-owned Bayer immunity from lawsuits for causing cancer with their pesticides. And Trump’s DOJ is siding with the pesticide makers. Stacy Malkan just broke down why pesticide manufacturers are “desperate” for this immunity shield—and why MAHA feels betrayed by Trump’s DOJ: “The details coming out of the Monsanto documents showed many ways that they’ve manipulated the science, strong-armed regulators, and lied to the public [about] cancer links to their products.” “So now they’re in trouble for it, as they should be, and people are suing them.” “The Trump Department of Justice argued to the Supreme Court that they should take Bayer’s side.” If the Supreme Court sides with Bayer, it will only further entrench corporate power, leaving farmers with even fewer avenues to hold these corporations accountable and to operate independently. We just released a blog exposing how Bayer’s Supreme Court case is part of a much broader “misinformation and intimidation campaign,” how the Trump administration is betraying MAHA by supporting Bayer, and why this case is the ultimate test for the future of America’s food system. Read our full blog breaking down this momentous case below:🧵 Kim Iversen 🇺🇸 Stacy Malkan

Farm Action

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Be a part of History! Vani Hari (Vani Hari) and Del Bigtree are calling on everyone who can make it to lace up, bring a sign, and march with thousands in Washington D.C. this Monday, April 27th. Because what's happening right now is not OK. It's not OK for the government to file an amicus brief at the Supreme Court on behalf of Bayer. It's not OK for an executive order to give glyphosate National Defense priority status. It's not OK for the Farm Bill to include pesticide immunity language. It's not OK to delay EPA pesticide reviews by five more years. It's not OK for state legislatures to hand pesticide companies liability shields. As Del put it: "We have to represent ourselves now. The more people that are there, the more powerful statement that we're making." This is a moment that will be remembered. Be part of it. 👉 Sign up at 👉 Take action and contact your representatives at the Take Action link on the site 👉 Grab a T-shirt to support the event - all proceeds go toward production costs We will be live-streaming the rally at starting at 9am on Monday, April 27th. Be there!

Be a part of History! Vani Hari (Vani Hari) and Del Bigtree are calling on everyone who can make it to lace up, bring a sign, and march with thousands in Washington D.C. this Monday, April 27th. Because what's happening right now is not OK. It's not OK for the government to file an amicus brief at the Supreme Court on behalf of Bayer. It's not OK for an executive order to give glyphosate National Defense priority status. It's not OK for the Farm Bill to include pesticide immunity language. It's not OK to delay EPA pesticide reviews by five more years. It's not OK for state legislatures to hand pesticide companies liability shields. As Del put it: "We have to represent ourselves now. The more people that are there, the more powerful statement that we're making." This is a moment that will be remembered. Be part of it. 👉 Sign up at 👉 Take action and contact your representatives at the Take Action link on the site 👉 Grab a T-shirt to support the event - all proceeds go toward production costs We will be live-streaming the rally at starting at 9am on Monday, April 27th. Be there!

The HighWire

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#WATCH | Delhi | BJP MP and Chairman of Bar Council of India, Manan Kumar Mishra, says, "The Supreme Court has taken this episode very seriously and an order for inquiry has been made. The Solicitor General was personally present in the court. He was very positive about it. He also said that we are going to find out who is responsible for this and those involved will be nabbed and appropriate action, serious action will be taken against them...Whatever books have been released, they should be withdrawn...The Bar is very much agitated against it. This action, the Bar cannot accept. Almost all the leaders of the Bar were present in the court and they were also assisting the Supreme Court in passing such an order. The bar is of the view that the move of the NCERT is very objectionable and serious action should be taken..."

#WATCH | Delhi | BJP MP and Chairman of Bar Council of India, Manan Kumar Mishra, says, "The Supreme Court has taken this episode very seriously and an order for inquiry has been made. The Solicitor General was personally present in the court. He was very positive about it. He also said that we are going to find out who is responsible for this and those involved will be nabbed and appropriate action, serious action will be taken against them...Whatever books have been released, they should be withdrawn...The Bar is very much agitated against it. This action, the Bar cannot accept. Almost all the leaders of the Bar were present in the court and they were also assisting the Supreme Court in passing such an order. The bar is of the view that the move of the NCERT is very objectionable and serious action should be taken..."

ANI

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It is an undeniable fact that #Roundup #Glyphosate causes people to get cancer based on countless court cases and Elizabeth Burns-Thompson wants to stop the ability to sue - she works for the Modern Ag Alliance who is a front group for Bayer | Crop Science Bayer AG Monsanto. This is the front group behind pesticide liability shields in Kansas, Kentucky, TN and several more states.

It is an undeniable fact that #Roundup #Glyphosate causes people to get cancer based on countless court cases and Elizabeth Burns-Thompson wants to stop the ability to sue - she works for the Modern Ag Alliance who is a front group for Bayer | Crop Science Bayer AG Monsanto. This is the front group behind pesticide liability shields in Kansas, Kentucky, TN and several more states.

Vani Hari

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A farmer got cancer, sued Monsanto, and won $1.25 million. Monsanto appealed. The farmer won again. So Monsanto took it to the Supreme Court and argued it should be immune from being held responsible at all. This week, the Court agreed. The legal hook was a federal pesticide law called FIFRA. The Court found that FIFRA supersedes states’ rights, even though, as Cianci pointed out, “there is no, no direct language in FIFRA that gives it the right to supersede states’ rights.” Then she got to who was sitting on the bench. Justice Clarence Thomas and Justice Elena Kagan have both previously worked on cases for Bayer Monsanto, and neither recused themselves. The attorney arguing for the company, Sarah Harris, was Thomas’s former clerk. And Harris’s résumé gets stranger. Cianci described how Harris left her roughly $2 million Bayer Monsanto salary for just four months last year to work for the federal government, long enough to write the brief the United States would submit in support of the company, and then returned to the firm representing Bayer Monsanto. “This was the most incestuous ruling I’ve seen come out of the Supreme Court in a very, very, very long time,” Cianci said. “Without those two attorneys, it would have been a different outcome.” The practical result: no state can now tell its citizens they have the right to sue when a carcinogenic chemical ends up on their crops, in their food, or in their water. The ruling can’t be appealed. But Congress can override it in a single sentence, and that fight starts in the next two weeks.

A farmer got cancer, sued Monsanto, and won $1.25 million. Monsanto appealed. The farmer won again. So Monsanto took it to the Supreme Court and argued it should be immune from being held responsible at all. This week, the Court agreed. The legal hook was a federal pesticide law called FIFRA. The Court found that FIFRA supersedes states’ rights, even though, as Cianci pointed out, “there is no, no direct language in FIFRA that gives it the right to supersede states’ rights.” Then she got to who was sitting on the bench. Justice Clarence Thomas and Justice Elena Kagan have both previously worked on cases for Bayer Monsanto, and neither recused themselves. The attorney arguing for the company, Sarah Harris, was Thomas’s former clerk. And Harris’s résumé gets stranger. Cianci described how Harris left her roughly $2 million Bayer Monsanto salary for just four months last year to work for the federal government, long enough to write the brief the United States would submit in support of the company, and then returned to the firm representing Bayer Monsanto. “This was the most incestuous ruling I’ve seen come out of the Supreme Court in a very, very, very long time,” Cianci said. “Without those two attorneys, it would have been a different outcome.” The practical result: no state can now tell its citizens they have the right to sue when a carcinogenic chemical ends up on their crops, in their food, or in their water. The ruling can’t be appealed. But Congress can override it in a single sentence, and that fight starts in the next two weeks.

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