I Was Particularly Talking With Respect To

Education, If It Means Anything, Should Not Take People Away From The Land, But Instill In Them Even More Respect For It, Because Educated People Are In A Position To Understand What Is Being Lost. The Future Of The Planet Concerns All Of Us, And All Of Us Should Do What We Can To Protect It. As I Told The Foresters, And The Women, You Don't Need A Diploma To Plant A Tree.

Sometimes When I Talk To Little Children I Remind Them Of The Fact That When I Was Growing Up Myself, I Used To Play With Frog Eggs And Tadpoles And I Used To Walk In The Field, I Used To Literally Copy Whatever My Mother Was Doing On The Land. And That May Be The Reason Why I Eventually Developed The Passion For Green And For The Earth. So It Is Extremely Important For Adults And Especially Those Who Are In Charge Of Cities To Make Sure That We Do Not Lose Touch With The Land And With The Environment. And Especially Our Children.

The Developed World Should Be Willing To Help [africa] And Support Her And Make This Energy Affordable.

Monsanto Will Not Come Empty-handed. Monsanto Will Come With A Big Bag Of Money. And Because These Governments Are Poor, When They Are Shown Money For Their Research Institutions, For Their Universities, For Their Professors, They Are Very Quick To Say Yes, And I Can Tell You That When Monsanto Came To Kenya, They Were Able To Be Given Permission To Do Research In One Of Our Research Institutions, And Yet There Was Not A Single Law To Control Such Research.

Sometimes We Become Bound By Other People's Thoughts Because We Are Not Sure About Ourselves.