[CitizensTruth] cows ruined the tomatoes

[Daniel Stafford]

Cow Sh** has been in veggies for as long as there have been cows. It is 
fertilizer, just as is pretty much every kind of SH**.

As a matter of fact, letting all that SH** and petroleum fertilizer run 
off onto the oceans is what causes thousands of miles of dead zones 
around the mouth of every river on the continent, and exacerbates red 
tide, an organism that poisons shell fish and our coastal neighbors who 
eat them unknowingly. I know, I read all about it in the Sanibel Island 
newspaper.

However, cows are not evolved to eat grains. They are evolved to eat 
GRASS. When cows are fed grain instead of grass, they become sickly and 
have the cow equivalent of acid stomach. Before grain-fed cows, 
salmonella would be killed off by the cows' stomach acid, but now the 
stomach acid is weaker and higher up in the cows' digestive tract, which 
has bred acid-resistant salmonella. Now the salmonella makes it all the 
way through the cow - and into the cow SH**. This gets it into your 
veggies. This is the same thing that happened with spinach a year or two 
ago. The salmonella also comes from the fact that cow SH** is getting 
into the cow food. So are pieces of dead cow and other animals, but 
that's another brain-wasting disease story.

Grain feeding cattle also causes the meat to be completely deficient in 
omega 3 fatty acids, causing you and I to need supplements to remain 
healthy.

Same for chickens, and watch the pork. It won't be long there, either I bet.

When animals are raised in a natural setting, they are naturally healthy 
and so is their fertilizer. When animals are fed un-natural diets and 
treated like SH** and fed SH** then you are eating sickly, 
multiply-concentrated unhealthy SH** and so are the veggies they 
fertilize with.

Mother Earth News ( www.motherearthnews.com , remember them? ) had a 
nice long article on exactly these subjects early this year or late last 
year. It wouldn't surprise me if that article were still available online.

/*The moral of the story, Jacks & Jills? Find local producers on small 
family-owned farms who feed their animals what nature evolved them to 
eat and allow them enough space to have a decent life. Oh, and watch 
those scrambled eggs....*/

Large-scale corporate agriculture is full of deadly SH**.

Dan


Robin Migalla wrote:

> Yes, and Illinois has just approved a new mega-dairy 

> http://www.rrstar.com/communities/x1870881178/State-approves-mega-dairy. 

>  With all the flooding lately, the s**t is bound to be spread far and wide 

> from this one.

>

> Now one way around all this is to stop paying these people - find local 

> farmers who farm in accordance with your values and give them your federal 

> reserve notes instead.

>

> Cheers,

> Robin

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From:	Hal Snyder [SMTP:hal at drxyzzy.org]

> Sent:	Tuesday, June 24, 2008 09:25

> To:	POL; citizenstruth at six.pairlist.net

> Subject:	[CitizensTruth] cows ruined the tomatoes

>

> [censored to help it thru the naughty word filters - hal]

>

> Eat S**t and Die: Contaminated Veggies Are the Meat Industry's Fault

>

> http://www.alternet.org/healthwellness/89015/

>

> It's not the veggies that are to blame. The problem is the meat.

> Salmonella is an animal pathogen, so it doesn't originate from

> tomatoes. Most experts agree that the bacteria probably come from

> groundwater contaminated with animal feces.

>

> You read that right: Cow s**t is in your tomatoes. Actually, cow s**t

> is in everything: the water, hamburgers, other plant life, ...

>

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