What the Japanese are Reading- an Editorial

[frenchie]

Hay Maker did you ever hunt Texas Wobblers :lol:

 

[frenchie]

Wasn't it you Oldtimer that told us a few days ago that the cow arrived dead to a pet food plant at Waco Texas and a she and the other 4 cows on the same truck were incinerated? Now Where did Japan get the information she was just wobbling and if their story was the right verision could your information about what happen to her also be wrong? Just asking no need to get testy :wink:

Tam- I'm not sure even the USDA knows again on this cow- quote]

So just many cows are we talking about here Oldtimer 2 ,4,6,couple dozen..

come-on out with how many more B.S.E cases you boys hiding.

 

[Tam]

Wasn't it you Oldtimer that told us a few days ago that the cow arrived dead to a pet food plant at Waco Texas and a she and the other 4 cows on the same truck were incinerated? Now Where did Japan get the information she was just wobbling and if their story was the right verision could your information about what happen to her also be wrong? Just asking no need to get testy :wink:

Tam- I'm not sure even the USDA knows again on this cow- They have versions out there from their "experts" and spokesmen saying both ways- just goes to verify what I've said for the last couple of years about USDA not knowing their head from their arse....

So are you saying she could come back to haunt the US cattle industry if you don't get condemned pet food ban from your cattle feed system? :help: Another part of this story I would like clarification on is where she was? :? I thought you said she was presented dead at a pet food plant and after she was tested she was incinerated. But now she could have been wobbling by the Japanese story and the story from the Minneapolis Tribune had her pulled from a slaughter house line.

The infected cow discovered in Texas this past November was pulled from the slaughter line, as mandated by federal rules, and never entered the nation's food supply

I know that it was 7 months ago but come on? :???: This is the problem with not coming clean right away the details seem to be just a bit mixed up. Will we ever really know where she was and what happen to her? or how many of her there was? :wink: What a story. :roll: At least Canada knew where they were what happen to them and they knew it all within weeks of the discovery.

 

[Anonymous]

Wasn't it you Oldtimer that told us a few days ago that the cow arrived dead to a pet food plant at Waco Texas and a she and the other 4 cows on the same truck were incinerated? Now Where did Japan get the information she was just wobbling and if their story was the right verision could your information about what happen to her also be wrong? Just asking no need to get testy :wink:

Tam- I'm not sure even the USDA knows again on this cow- They have versions out there from their "experts" and spokesmen saying both ways- just goes to verify what I've said for the last couple of years about USDA not knowing their head from their arse....

So are you saying she could come back to haunt the US cattle industry if you don't get condemned pet food ban from your cattle feed system? :help: Another part of this story I would like clarification on is where she was? :? I thought you said she was presented dead at a pet food plant and after she was tested she was incinerated. But now she could have been wobbling by the Japanese story and the story from the Minneapolis Tribune had her pulled from a slaughter house line.

The infected cow discovered in Texas this past November was pulled from the slaughter line, as mandated by federal rules, and never entered the nation's food supply

I know that it was 7 months ago but come on? :???: This is the problem with not coming clean right away the details seem to be just a bit mixed up. Will we ever really know where she was and what happen to her? or how many of her there was? :wink: What a story. :roll: At least Canada knew where they were what happen to them and they knew it all within weeks of the discovery.

Tam- I get a hint of your dual citizenship gloating :wink: -- but I don't think USDA's bumbling and bungling will help anyone....Especially it may not help open the border- remember R-CALF has claimed all along that USDA was out in left field on their analysis, statistics and proposed border opening rule-- They sued USDA for their ineptness, deception, and flawed rules -- not Canada--- some of which even the new Ag Secretary withdrew because he knew they were flawed...All this will just go further to prove R-CALF was right--USDA doesn't know if its coming or going.......

Time to start over from sqare one!!!!!!

 

[CattleCo]

Speaking of Chicken DOODOO as cattle Feed.......has anyone got a good steak in the South East/Florida? I can see it all now....THESE CATTLE HAVE BEEN FED 30 POULTRY shirt"!!! Now that is going to make your mouth water and head for the Colonels!!! If you really want to add safety to the Beef Supply OUTLAW IMPLANTS.....period! I am more worried about what some "greedy" cattle feeders have shot in or implanted that I am about BSE!!!! :roll: