Possible Govt. Scandal With $60 Billion Giant Has Danica Patrick Launch Public Outrage: “Greedy Evil People”

In a NASCAR world where women are still establishing their presence. Danica Patrick emerged as a beacon of empowerment. Her achievements, like qualifying for the Indy 500 and becoming the first woman to lead laps and finish in the top five, have etched her name in the books of racing history. But Patrick’s influence extends beyond the asphalt. Her dedication to causes like the Light Foundation and participation in the Boston Marathon reveal a character that transcends speed, reflecting her commitment to a better world.

Recently, Danica Patrick took to her Instagram Story to address an issue that hits close to home. The alleged poisoning of citizens and soil through the sale of harmful weed killers. With a passion that matches her racing spirit, Patrick didn’t mince her words. She referred to the alleged culprits as “Greedy Evil People.” She echoed the concerns of countless citizens who are demanding transparency and justice. In a world where trust in government actions is paramount, Patrick’s outcry has fanned the flames of public outrage.

Danica Patrick seconds Dave Asprey’s opinion on Monsanto’s actions harming the US

Dave Asprey, the founder of Upgrade Labs and a prominent figure in the field of biohacking, shared his concerning opinions on the agrochemical behemoth’s (now acquired by Bayer) practices. He straight-up accused them of poisoning the citizens of the United States and destroying the soil along the way. He shared a clip on Instagram explaining how Monsanto is harming the US with the following caption.

“Monsanto is poisoning America. 💀🌎 Their practices are destroying the health of our soil and people. 🌱 It’s time we demand transparency and accountability. There are plenty of better alternatives to weed killer. Support your local organic farmers. Refuse to buy food that’s tainted. Pass laws protecting your soil. This isn’t about “sustainability.” It’s about your future and your children’s future.”

Danica Patrick shared Dave’s post on her story and urged other people to call out the greedy ones. She wrote in her story, “Say it louder for the greedy evil people in the back, I mean government… or is it bill? 🤷🏻‍♀️😆 This is one of the main reasons I want to move to Europe. Seriously. That’s how much I care about my health. ❤️”

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Recently, Patrick has also been vocal about her views on women’s participation in Formula 1. She believes that female drivers should take the same path as their male counterparts—a route rooted in competition, skill, and equal opportunity.

Patrick creates a buzz in the racing world with her seemingly unusual stance on women in F1

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In her pursuit of a more equitable racing world, Danica Patrick raises an essential question. Should women be provided an exclusive path to Formula 1? Or should they be judged on their racing prowess alone? Patrick’s stance mirrors the essence of competition. Let skill and performance be the sole criteria, regardless of gender. Her thoughts echo the sentiment that true racing is about the thrill of the chase and the battle for supremacy on the track.

She recently spoke to Matt Baker on the Sky Sports F1 podcast, where he asked her about the future of women in F1. “Well, you’re assuming I want that, you’re assuming that is important to me, and it’s not,” Patrick said candidly.

She then went on to explain why she took that stance. “I think that what makes the sport really popular is great racing.  You can have half the field out there women and have it be follow the leader, and it’s not going to be interesting to watch.”

“Good racing… that’s what we have so much of these days in Formula 1,” she added. “I mean pretty much everything other than Max is a toss-up for who’s going to be second, third, fourth, fifth that weekend, and so that’s what makes it really appealing. And so I think, as someone who obviously was a girl, you’ve just got to come up like normal.”

She stressed the fact that you have to put yourself in tough situations to do well. “I think the more times that you put yourself in a position to show what you can do, the better off you are. And it’s better to be in the car than not. So I think just more cars, more track time, and more opportunities to show what you can do is just always a good thing.”

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