Hi MobyRest assured that I do not want to turn the topic to AGW,...

Hi Moby

Rest assured that I do not want to turn the topic to AGW, that is too boring.

As for the above story I think that it is appropriate that it is in Science and Medicine.
Firstly as it is a science and the story relates to this particular science's role in society and how it is has been corrupted by business interests.
Secondly as this also relates to medicine and the relationship of GMOs to health.

I have to admit that it is a bit hard to get a clear meaning out of the story other than the obvious anti GMO message, but to me that doesn't necessarily mean it should go anywhere else. Let's call it the politics of science, as science and politics are closely intertwined.

cheers