Another death: Anti-GMO Activist found dead in Hotel pool

I am so sorry to report on another death this week. Anti-GMO Activist Mila DeMia (from Florida) has been found dead in a Washington DC Hotel Swimming pool. These suspicious circumstances come only  days after a well known CDC scientist was also found dead in a river in Georgia, USA. Which also follows over 100 previous deaths of Dr’s, Holistic practitioners, vaccine activists and Dentists who were found dead in suspicious circumstances. These were all happy professional people. No suicide notes and no circumstances for suicide. Most of these deaths were recorded as suicide, but all under suspicious circumstances and now we have news of Mila the global activist found dead in Washington DC. Authorities were called on Tuesday morning to the Cambria Hotel & Suites, Washington, D.C. Convention Center, where a witness found Mila de Mier  floating inside the rooftop pool and called 911. we await further details from the Coroners office…

Mila de Mier had been very pro-active and prolific in her pursuit of activism; from ABC evening news to the front of Bloomberg and was featured widely over the national news, she was a modern day warrior and her most recent appearance was on Earth Watch as a guest on the Sojourner Truth Radio show. 

For the last 6 years she was also part of a community who’s goal was to prevent the release of genetically engineered mosquitoes in Florida. Any public comment on the matter closes on April 9, according to Florida Keys News:

If you have something to say about the possible release of genetically modified mosquitoes in the Florida Keys or elsewhere, now’s the time to do it.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Friday opened the month-long public comment period on the possible release of GM mosquitoes by British biotech company Oxitec, which submitted an application with the EPA in December. The EPA now has until July to make a decision on whether it will issue an experimental-use permit for a trial in the Keys.

Oxitec wants to release its male mosquitoes that are reared with a self-limiting gene. So when the males, which don’t bite, are released into the wild to mate with wild females, the gene is passed on and the offspring never survive to adulthood, according to product development manager Dr. Derric Nimmo.

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