Ban on Live Sheep Exports, Cattle Trade & the BirdFlu Scam

The government is the enemy of the people.

This is an all out effort to destroy the farming sector & our food supplies. In other words, they are out to establish the dictatorship.

Fears for Australia’s live cattle trade as Federal MPs say live sheep ban is ‘not enough’

‘Morally bankrupt’: David Littleproud slams Labor’s ban on live sheep exports

“Nationals leader David Littleproud has labelled the government\u2019s ban on live sheep exports as \u201cmorally bankrupt\u201d.\n\nThe trade will be phased out by 2028, but farmers are warning Labor of their plans to overturn the ban

Whether you like Russel Brand or not, he is right on the money here. Overregulation is driving the farmers out of business. That’s intentional & by design.

Attacks on farmers, fertilizers, and water mean this synthetic meat will become your only choice. Support farmers.

McDonald’s has decided to scrap selling Bill Gates’ synthetic meat burgers after millions of customers complained that the fake meat product tasted disgusting and made them feel ill. Joe Erlinger, McDonald’s U.S. president, told the Wall Street Journal Global Food Forum that the burger was a huge flop with customers. Greatgameindia reports: Following the failure of a test of its McPlant burger in San Francisco and Dallas, a top executive at McDonald’s has stated that the company has no intentions to reinstate plant-based choices. “It was not successful in either market,” said Joe Erlinger, McDonald’s U.S. president, during the Wall Street Journal Global Food Forum in Chicago on Wednesday. Erlinger stated that American consumers do not come to McDonald’s asking for a McPlant burger or other plant-based proteins. The chain previously collaborated with Beyond Meat to create McPlant burgers and nuggets.

One thought on “Ban on Live Sheep Exports, Cattle Trade & the BirdFlu Scam”

  1. Trying to duplicate real meat in appearance, taste and texture is a loser. They just don’t come close. Personally I prefer the Boca and Morning Star plant patties. It looks like compressed bits of plants with spices. It cooks fine and actually tastes OK to me as it does not try to hide that it is compressed plant bits. BeyondMeat at one time had a multibillion $ market cap, now it is much smaller. I was at Publix and now the Beyond Meat stuff is a small section in the froze food freezers. Their display space is now 10% of what it was. The thrill is gone apparently.

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