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Tam said:Oldtimer you are jumping to conclusions AGAIN :roll: , what I said was I wasn't going to tell you until you start answering our questions, so I doubt you will ever know where whether I asked the CFIA. as you will never have proof to where your cases were born thanks to R-CALF getting M'ID taken out of M'COOL. :wink: And this thread was again about over 75 millions pounds of comtaminated US FEED. What can you tell us about that feed Oldtimer or don't you care about how many cattle were infected by this feed? :? Hurry Oldtimer divert again before everyone remembers what the topic really is! :wink:Oldtimer said:Murgen said:Canada's is still intact, and our beef is as safe (or safer) as any in the world.
Murgen - then you answer me the question as to why after several of the investigations ( #7-#8, or was it 8-9 , 9-10 whatever?, I lost track on how many Canada now has :wink: ) CFIA released a statement saying at least 2 cases were tracked to a contracted trucking firm that had not properly cleaned their trucks and had provided feed to several feed mills- with no further info- but then released a statement that could be taken as something to the effect that there could be inumerable diseased cattle all over the western provinces- but then said nothing else... Then the Manitoba cow was found...
Tam and none of the industry leaders seem to care enough to ask- but this sure doesn't give me feelings of safe (or safer) beef :wink: :???:
Fine then Tam-- If Canadian Industry Leaders ( which you've presented yourself and spouse to be on this site in your little Canuck chitchats) don't want to lead and find the answer- then I guess I and other concerned US producers will have to...I thought I would give you a chance to do a positive action rather than all the negative you continually promote blaming everything on the US ( altho I don't hold it against you personally, knowing that growing up in that part of Saskakota has to to be traumatic on a childhood :wink: :lol: )....
Like I said- I've already asked the Congressional people, and USDA- and it will be part of the questions I submit when USDA comes up with another final rule proposal...Then if no answer there always leaves the court action again- which USDA left us to before--which I hate to see-- but it appears to me right now that CFIA and USDA are again not being very open and transparent with what was found in the Canadian investigations......And it appears that no one in Canada cares enough about their industry, their Canadian cattle herd, or the consumer to ask------EH :???: