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Posted by Rauville on December 24, 2003 at 04:24:50 from (209.180.79.163):
In Reply to: Mad Cow is confirmed. posted by Ray,IN on December 23, 2003 at 20:53:36:
Just read the AP story on this: "The disease was found in a Holstein cow, which could not move on its own, from a farm in Mabton, Wash....It tested preliminarily positive on Dec. 9. Parts of the cow that would be infected — the brain, the spinal cord and the lower part of the small intestine — were removed before the animal went to a meat processing plant." Here was a animal that tested positive BEFORE it went for processing, and into the FOOD CHAIN! The USDA is really going to be hung out to dry on this one. Why would any USDA Veterinarian (every Federally inspected plant has one) allow that to happen? Just what we needed to find in our Christmas stocking! Anyway...may everyone have a Merry Christmas, and a Peaceful New Year...God Bless!
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