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Over the past decade
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we have been
gaining ground.

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And when I say we
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I mean ordinary
people committed

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to the welfare
of all humanity.

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All people irrespective
of gender and class

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and race
and religion.

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All species
on the planet.

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We managed to take
the biggest government

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and one of the largest
chemical companies to court

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on the case of Neemand
win a case against them.

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W. R. Grace and the U. S.
governments patent on Neem

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was revoked by a case
we brought

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along with the greens
of European parliament

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and the international
organic agriculture movement.

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We won because we
worked together.

1:00:02
We have overturned
nearly 99 percent

1:00:05
of the basmati patent
of Ricetek.

1:00:07
Again because we worked
as a world wide coalition

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old women in Texas
scientists in India

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activists sitting
in Vancouver

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a little basmati
action group.

1:00:19
We stopped the third world
being viewed as the pirate

1:00:23
and we showed the corporations
were the pirate.

1:00:32
Look how little
it took for Gandhi

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to work against the salt
laws of the British

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where the British decided
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the way they would
make their armies

1:00:41
and police forces bigger
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is just
tax the salt.

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And all that Gandhi did
was walk to the beach

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pick up
the salt and say

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nature gives it
for free.

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Wanted it.
We’ve always made it.

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We will violate
your laws.

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We will continue
to make salt.

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We’ve had a similar
commitment for

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the last decade in India.
1:00:58
That any law that makes
it illegal to save seed


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