John Hagelin on Technology

Limit violence & sex in media, but maintain privacy

Support government mandates to curtail violent and sexual content on television.
Support strict penalties for Internet crimes such as hacking and Internet violence.
Support strong Internet privacy laws.

Source: Vote-Smart.org 2000 NPAT Jan 13, 2000

“Revolving door policy” sets industry’s agenda in D.C.

A lawyer for Monsanto for seven years was appointed as a staff member of the FDA. There, he wrote the labeling regulations that govern rBGH, the first commercialized genetically engineered food additive, a Monsanto product. This legislation made it unnecessary to label rBGH as a milk additive, and made it illegal for other dairies to advertise that their milk was rBGH-free. This is called the revolving door policy. This is how a great deal of legislation gets written. Source: “A Reason to Vote” Jun 17, 1999

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