Just like fake sugar cause cancer in lab animals.

“”I think that our hypothetical opponent will provide not the arguments, but rather a list of the popular myths about GMOs, “horror stories” that fill tabloid publications and the Web. I can list the major ones, and give your feedback for each of them.””

The language of Yakov Alexeyev’s article suggests he is very afraid of people even so much as *looking* over their shoulders to check on things. Any time anyone brings up any argument that merely question GMO, people like “Professor Yakov Alexeyev” just throw down the conspiracy theory card. Getting angry and bullying people in this way is not a logical response to mere conversation. That fact alone *suggests* you have something to hide.

Case in point, remember the old tale of the boy who cried wolf. If you remember the tale then will also remember that even the boy who cried wolf told the truth once.

I can see your problem from your standpoint though…when you have neither fact nor logic on your side the “conspiracy theory” is the only play you have left. Because…if they found out what you were lying to them all along, dare I say you would get seriously “lynched”.

You may be a professor my dear Yakov Alexeyev, but you lack basic knowledge of human psychology. So much so, you can’t even hide your own agenda in your own writing.