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Blame it on Canada!
I find it funny that the source of the Canadian case of BSE couldn't be firmly determined after 7 months, but the US can figure out that Canada's to blame for the US case within 7 days.
Anyway, I wouldn't be surprised if the cow wasn't from Canada. Americans blamed Canada for the blackout in August. Surprise, surprise, it turned out to be the Americans' fault.
Anyway, I wouldn't be surprised if the cow wasn't from Canada. Americans blamed Canada for the blackout in August. Surprise, surprise, it turned out to be the Americans' fault.
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Originally posted by Rain: How convenient for the US to "misplace" the ear tag so that Canadians can't verify it
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I just watched the CTV report. There are a lot of problems with the Americans' assertion that the cow came from Canada. Ignoring the irresponsibility of pointing fingers based on what they confess is "very preliminary information," the Americans are missing the cow's Canadian ear tag and official documents, and even disagree on the age of the animal.
Quite simply, it's ridiculous that the Americans even suggested the cow came from Canada without any evidence to support the claim. Then again, a lot of the US is ridiculous.
It's too late. The fact that CNN is reporting it is the Canadian death nail. Americans will believe it came from Canada. The US will increase political pressure on Japan. Once Japan starts importing again others will fall in line. Canada will once again be on the Mad Cow defensive. Mission accomplished.
Nothing against Canada. I visit Canada annually. I always enjoy my time in country. Even with people yelling, "yankee go home" when they see my cars tags.
Look, if your going to live next door to the only nation still capable of knocking you off the curb you are going to spend more time in the road. It's that simple.
You can whine all you want. The world is about economic prowess, global control, and implanting your views into the cultures of others in the hope of making them more like you. This in turn will strengthen your position economically. Your ability to control others will likewise increase.
Right or wrong it's reality. Nothing is going to change.
Remember, "He who has the gold makes the rules." My advise is to aquire all the gold you can.
Mark.
Nothing against Canada. I visit Canada annually. I always enjoy my time in country. Even with people yelling, "yankee go home" when they see my cars tags.
Look, if your going to live next door to the only nation still capable of knocking you off the curb you are going to spend more time in the road. It's that simple.
You can whine all you want. The world is about economic prowess, global control, and implanting your views into the cultures of others in the hope of making them more like you. This in turn will strengthen your position economically. Your ability to control others will likewise increase.
Right or wrong it's reality. Nothing is going to change.
Remember, "He who has the gold makes the rules." My advise is to aquire all the gold you can.
Mark.
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Originally posted by dtriska: Quite simply, it's ridiculous that the Americans even suggested the cow came from Canada without any evidence to support the claim. Then again, a lot of the US is ridiculous. |
Heh it came from Canada. There is no conspiracy.
Do you think they just made it up with no proof?
I mean come on. .
You guys crack me up.
so what come around goes around...
there was some evidence that the canadian cow discovered in may may have been american but american paperwork is horrendous in this area so it may never be known...
...it never entered the food chain.
from what i understand american ranchers have been shooting sick cows since the beginning of ranching and burying them or using them for feed.
there is no real american meat inspection and i think when they really look close in the next year some major coverups may come to light.
just naming canada as a possibility with no proof has already planted the seed in most americans who already believe the iraq war was about terrorism and not oil.
can you say bamboozled!
there was some evidence that the canadian cow discovered in may may have been american but american paperwork is horrendous in this area so it may never be known...
...it never entered the food chain.
from what i understand american ranchers have been shooting sick cows since the beginning of ranching and burying them or using them for feed.
there is no real american meat inspection and i think when they really look close in the next year some major coverups may come to light.
just naming canada as a possibility with no proof has already planted the seed in most americans who already believe the iraq war was about terrorism and not oil.
can you say bamboozled!
Half way through reading about this case. The Canadians are being used as the scapegoat here, most of the evidence seems to point to the US, so far.
It's all about economics, and industry; the US won't tolerate it them being the ones responsible, there's too much at stake, so they have to pin it on someone else.
We'll see though, time will show us.
It's all about economics, and industry; the US won't tolerate it them being the ones responsible, there's too much at stake, so they have to pin it on someone else.
We'll see though, time will show us.
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Originally posted by dtriska: Quite simply, it's ridiculous that the Americans even suggested the cow came from Canada without any evidence to support the claim. |
You mean like weapons of mass destruction in Iraq? Yeah, the idea that America would do something like that is completely ludicrous.
By the way, under the Patriot Act this would fall under chemical and biological warfare.
Here's a little news update:
"The cow's owner checked his records and determined the cow was born in April 1997, two years earlier than U.S. officials originally believed" (CNN)
And they've "found" the missing tag.
Suddenly all this evidence to support their claim, which initially was all wrong, is surfacing
Anyone else think the DNA evidence will be fake as well? cuz I do.
"The cow's owner checked his records and determined the cow was born in April 1997, two years earlier than U.S. officials originally believed" (CNN)
And they've "found" the missing tag.
Suddenly all this evidence to support their claim, which initially was all wrong, is surfacing

Anyone else think the DNA evidence will be fake as well? cuz I do.
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Originally posted by olePigeon: You mean like weapons of mass destruction in Iraq? Yeah, the idea that America would do something like that is completely ludicrous. By the way, under the Patriot Act this would fall under chemical and biological warfare. |
Yeah, I decided not to mention that similarity. It seemed too easy.
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Originally posted by Rain: Anyone else think the DNA evidence will be fake as well? cuz I do. |
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Vancouver, Canada - Vancouver is facing the worst outbreak of syphilis per capita in the developed world, with city health officials fearful of a looming epidemic of the sexually transmitted disease once thought almost wiped out in North America. About 254 new cases have been diagnosed locally this year authorities said early this week - more than the total for North America in two decades, with more expected, said Dr Michael Rekart of the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control. "There's a lot of unsafe sex going on in Vancouver and the disease has simply taken hold," Rekart said. Until 1997, syphilis was almost non-existent on the North American continent, with only one or two cases reported a year in British Columbia. |
Grasping at straws to cover your ignorance, spacefreak?
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Originally posted by dtriska: Grasping at straws to cover your ignorance, spacefreak? |
Perhaps it makes you feel superior to call me ignorant, but the truth is that I had already beat you to the punch. You're simply supporting my own admission.
I know a few Canadians that was poking fun with me about our country having bad beef. Then it came out it was actually from Canada, I had a good laugh.
if i come from upper slobovia and moved to the united states and a year later i get smallpox living in a new york tenement and 100 people die is it upper slobovias fault?
there is yet no proof that the cow was infected when and if it came from canada.
there is yet no proof that the cow was infected when and if it came from canada.
Serves the farmers right. You should not feed ground up cow brains and spines back to cows to fatten them up. I don't feel sorry for the industry at all. SUCKERS!
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Originally posted by Disgruntled Head of C-3PO: Serves the farmers right. You should not feed ground up cow brains and spines back to cows to fatten them up. I don't feel sorry for the industry at all. SUCKERS!
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Originally posted by spacefreak: No straws here - what I posted was absolutely fact. As for my ignorance, I started that thread with an honest admission that I was unaware with regars to that topic. Perhaps it makes you feel superior to call me ignorant, but the truth is that I had already beat you to the punch. You're simply supporting my own admission. |
What admission? That you're clueless in regards to anything that happens outside the US? Everyone knows that already.
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Originally posted by Zimphire: I know a few Canadians that was poking fun with me about our country having bad beef. Then it came out it was actually from Canada, I had a good laugh. |
i had a good laugh that you have 13000 posts...quality before quantity EH?
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Originally posted by brapper: i had a good laugh that you have 13000 posts...quality before quantity EH?
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It is really more sad then funny. Really.