(NaturalNews) Thecampaign trying to prevent Californians from knowing whether or not the foods they eat contain genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) has sunk to a new moral and ethical low, having recently forged a quote from the U.S.(FDA) in supposed opposition to the labeling law.According to the Californiacampaign working towards mandatory GMO labeling in the Golden State,deliberately fabricated a quote insinuating that the FDA opposes GMO labeling. The quote, which bears the official FDA logo, states:"The USsays a labeling policy like Prop 37 would be 'inherently misleading.'"The FDA never actually issued such a statement, of course, as the law prohibits the agency from taking an official position on the matter. But for its own malicious purposes, thecampaign decided to affix both the quote and the FDA seal on its campaign propaganda in an attempt to sway public opinion against the measure.Since knowingly falsifying quotes and counterfeiting logos for campaign purposes directly violates Section 506 of the U.S. Criminal Code,has notified the U.S(DOJ) via letter thathas flagrantly violated the law.In the letter,explains thatdisseminated a direct mail piece containing the fraudulent quote, which was apparently parsed from an unrelated and out of context statement the FDA made more than 20 years ago. It adds that the mailer violates not only Section 506 but also Section 1017 of the U.S. Criminal Code.You can read the fullletter to DOJ here: http://www.carighttoknow.org/deptofjustice Beyond simply forging an FDA quote, thecampaign also apparently submitted a fraudulent "Rebuttal to Argument in Favor of Proposition 37" that was published in the official California voter guide.According to, a certain Dr. Henry I. Miller, who is identified solely as "Founding Director, Office of Biotechnology of the Food & Drug Administration" in the guide, does not actually work for the FDA in any capacity. Thus, his listing in the guide blatantly violates U.S. Criminal Code 912, which prohibits individuals from assuming or pretending to be federal employees.None of this is surprising since the primary forces fueling thecampaign include Monsanto and various other biotechnology and chemical giants with a sordid history of lies and deceit. Even so, these companies and their front campaign still need to be held criminally responsible for violating the law in an attempt to illegally thwart an election.