cowsense said:All CCIA tags have a unique number for each animal that is used once and retired. The questioned tags were part of the load of slaughter cattle that were exported for harvest on Nov 29/06! How much plainer can that be!
Oldtimer said:cowsense said:I've posted several times now that it's a proven fact by Canadian authorities that those tags were never in the US until admitted for slaughter :!: WHAT PART OF THAT CAN'T YOU COMPREHEND!
cowsense-- Would you please post the official CFIA or Canadian authorities announcement concerning this... I believe I missed it....
"South Dakota State Veterinarian: Sam D. Holland, DVM"
Holland said. "The records that are available now surely indicate that these were indeed fat cattle from Canada delivered direct to the plant."
Those records include a health certificate from a private veterinarian in Canada, an endorsement by Canadian officials, verification at the border and sealed records shipped with the cattle to the Swift plant. Holland said the paper trail leading from Canada directly to the Nebraska plant "appears pretty irrefutable."
S.S.A.P. said:Oldtimer said:cowsense said:I've posted several times now that it's a proven fact by Canadian authorities that those tags were never in the US until admitted for slaughter :!: WHAT PART OF THAT CAN'T YOU COMPREHEND!
cowsense-- Would you please post the official CFIA or Canadian authorities announcement concerning this... I believe I missed it....
Is this gentleman's word good enough or are you suggesting that the South Dakota State Animal Industry Board are also part of the USDA/Swift plot?
"South Dakota State Veterinarian: Sam D. Holland, DVM"
Holland said. "The records that are available now surely indicate that these were indeed fat cattle from Canada delivered direct to the plant."
Those records include a health certificate from a private veterinarian in Canada, an endorsement by Canadian officials, verification at the border and sealed records shipped with the cattle to the Swift plant. Holland said the paper trail leading from Canada directly to the Nebraska plant "appears pretty irrefutable."
Oldtimer - here is his contact information - ask him
South Dakota State Animal Industry Board
http://www.state.sd.us/aib/importrequirements.htm
Oldtimer Dr Sam Holland is known for his critizing of the USDA so what makes you think this issue would be any different? :roll:Oldtimer said:S.S.A.P. said:Oldtimer said:cowsense-- Would you please post the official CFIA or Canadian authorities announcement concerning this... I believe I missed it....
Is this gentleman's word good enough or are you suggesting that the South Dakota State Animal Industry Board are also part of the USDA/Swift plot?
"South Dakota State Veterinarian: Sam D. Holland, DVM"
Holland said. "The records that are available now surely indicate that these were indeed fat cattle from Canada delivered direct to the plant."
Those records include a health certificate from a private veterinarian in Canada, an endorsement by Canadian officials, verification at the border and sealed records shipped with the cattle to the Swift plant. Holland said the paper trail leading from Canada directly to the Nebraska plant "appears pretty irrefutable."
Oldtimer - here is his contact information - ask him
South Dakota State Animal Industry Board
http://www.state.sd.us/aib/importrequirements.htm
Problem is is that he is a US official--that if he said something that disagreed with what USDA wants to hear could be out of an occupation tomorrow- as without USDA certification these guys can't work...
I want to see the Canadian authorities announcement.....
On Jan 22, CFIA told me that they had reported to USDA on Jan 19 that the tags belonged to fat cattle legally exported from Canada on Nov 28. The fats were transported in a sealed truck directly to the Swift plant in Nebraska.
Oldtimer said:S.S.A.P. said:Oldtimer said:cowsense-- Would you please post the official CFIA or Canadian authorities announcement concerning this... I believe I missed it....
Is this gentleman's word good enough or are you suggesting that the South Dakota State Animal Industry Board are also part of the USDA/Swift plot?
"South Dakota State Veterinarian: Sam D. Holland, DVM"
Holland said. "The records that are available now surely indicate that these were indeed fat cattle from Canada delivered direct to the plant."
Those records include a health certificate from a private veterinarian in Canada, an endorsement by Canadian officials, verification at the border and sealed records shipped with the cattle to the Swift plant. Holland said the paper trail leading from Canada directly to the Nebraska plant "appears pretty irrefutable."
Oldtimer - here is his contact information - ask him
South Dakota State Animal Industry Board
http://www.state.sd.us/aib/importrequirements.htm
Problem is is that he is a US official--that if he said something that disagreed with what USDA wants to hear could be out of an occupation tomorrow- as without USDA certification these guys can't work...
I want to see the Canadian authorities announcement.....
Oldtimer said:Problem is is that he is a US official--that if he said something that disagreed with what USDA wants to hear could be out of an occupation tomorrow
cowsense said:All CCIA tags have a unique number for each animal that is used once and retired. The questioned tags were part of the load of slaughter cattle that were exported for harvest on Nov 29/06! How much plainer can that be!
Sandhusker said:cowsense said:All CCIA tags have a unique number for each animal that is used once and retired. The questioned tags were part of the load of slaughter cattle that were exported for harvest on Nov 29/06! How much plainer can that be!
That's not what Swift told the Van Dykes.
PORKER said:Last few Questions Cowsense,
How many Mapleleaf tags were RFID and How Many were Barcoded and how many had been written on with a tag marker?????????????????????Were these tags From Alberta?
Kato said:That's the sixty four thousand dollar question. :!:
But USDA coverup is not part of it. Neither is Canadian wrongdoing.
Sandhusker said:Kato said:That's the sixty four thousand dollar question. :!:
But USDA coverup is not part of it. Neither is Canadian wrongdoing.
The USDA has done it before, several times recently, in fact. What makes you think they're above it this time?
Tam said:Sandhusker said:Kato said:That's the sixty four thousand dollar question. :!:
But USDA coverup is not part of it. Neither is Canadian wrongdoing.
The USDA has done it before, several times recently, in fact. What makes you think they're above it this time?
The question is HAS THE CFIA done it? You see the USDA was not the only ones that investigated those numbers. The CFIA and the vets on the Canadian side confirmed those cattle left Canada on NOV 28 on a sealed truck headed for the Swift plant. Do you have any proof that the CFIA has been caught covering up anything about BSE?