- I want people to understand how their food is grown,
i.e. both livestock and crops. We have gone too far when it comes to changing
nature. We can't do it. Monsanto has gone overboard to the point of raising
what I call 'plastic crops.' They have been genetically modified to such
an extent as to affect the DNA of the people consuming them. This, combined
with excessive and consistant hormone shots, vaccines, antibiotics, weight
gaining meds, and, of course, protein supplements like cattle bloodmeal/blood
plasma has caused livestock to mutate. Here, too, what effects animal
DNA will affect the DNA of the humans who consume the livestock.
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- Over the past 70 years, humans have massively poisoned
the Earth with pesticides, fertilizers, the byproducts of burning fossil,
air pollution from oil refineries and chemical plants, etc. Heavy metals
have innundated the environment as well as radiation leaking from dangerous
nuclear power plants like Indian Point. We were told Indian Point was
leaking 'acceptable levels daily'. How much nuclear radiation is GOOD
for you?! And this leaking has been going 24/7 on for years. The radiation
was cumulative and won't break down in our life time.
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- I believe all of the above problems are the root of prion
mutation. At this point in time, we are at the beginning and can expect
more mutation over the years. I hate to think about the human case numbers
of mad cow in the next 3 decades. Cases only "appear" to be
in decline, however the reality is they are not declining. The decline
has to do with not accurately diagnosing mad cow (calling it 'Alzheimers'
and other names) and the coverup of many cases. As long as US doctors
can diagnose a case of Alzheimer's Disease when it really is CJD, we will
have low numbers of CJD while Alzheimer's cases continue to soar. We see
this happening now. The CDC simply accounts for the Alzheimer increase
as a result of an 'aging population.' They call mad cow in younger people,
early onset Alzheimer Disease or 'sporadic CJD.' It is a monumental lie.
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- Vets and farmers send downer cows quickly to slaughter
in an attempt to cover up a possible or probable case of mad cow. It worked,
i.e. until employees in the state of Washington "goofed" and
tested the downer that was later diagnosed with mad cow. My guess is that
those who tested and were responsible for the case coming to light are
probably not working any more - or won't be in the near future.
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- I really don't know how we can turn things around.
The entire planet is mechanized. Fossil fuels burn, oil refineries spew
out poisonous billows from smoke stacks, Monsanto continues to devise new
plastic crops, farmers will hurry to slaughter or even bury downer cows
and the nuke plants, now serverely aging, continue to leak radiation into
the atmosphere. We continue to dump billions of tons of toxic and hospital
waste in our oceans and to pollute steams and rivers with factory waste
and PCBs.
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- Each day, another country takes a step closer to becoming
a 'nuclear power' in terms of energy and weapons. Every tinhorn dictator
covets having a nuclear capability and many are taking the steps to enter
the nuclear age as fast as possible. Other tyrants looking for even more
bang for their buck are amassing empires of bio and chemical weapons.
All these weapons are built with no viable plan to safely dispose of the
waste from them. In too many countries, even the US, we find barrels
of radiation, and chemical toxic waste leaking in illegal dumps and traveling
to our rives and stream or leaking at the bottom of the ocean.
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- No, I have no answer as to how to stop the insanity.
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- I do know that the madness will have to stop one day
or the planet Earth will look like Venus or the recent photos from Mars...desolate,
barren and devoid of life.
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- Patricia Doyle
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- 'Composting' Cattle Parts At Slaughterhouses - Prions
In Sludge
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- Date: Sat, 3 Jan 2004 13:23:07 -0800 From: avoice@mtangel.net
To: <dr_p_doyle@hotmail.com>
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- Down the line in every instance the corporate bottom
line is the key to the reason this toxic contamination has occurred and
is growing now more than ever, including things now that did not exist
in nature previous to thirty years ago..... in every instance corporations
are making money selling products that are waste from their manufacturing
and would otherwise have to pay huge amounts of money to dispose of as
"toxic waste" so they find a "use" for it, any way
they can deceive people into buying it, then if anyone tries to challenge
the morality or accountability of this or make a claim, the attorneys and
judges in the courts always protect big corp and not a word gets out.....
once in a while a lawsuit gets noticed but 99% of corporate fraud is
proctected, settled, no admission or denial of guilt, no public record,
public right to know denied.
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- EVERYTHING filters back through the courts - until we
can hold criminals accountable in the courtroom we have no remedy.... no
remedy, no rights.... who is going to stop them???? WE ARE - in the courtrooms
by our PRESENCE as the authority - NOT "representative humans"
playing corporate profit games, and not tolerating their corporate lies
and fraud any more. It all happens in the courtroom on the record. That
is where we have to bring them before the public on the record and expose
the generations of lies NOW. FULL DISCLOSURE NOW.
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- pamela gaston www.avoiceforchildren.com
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- Rense.com
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- 'Composting' Cattle Parts At Slaughterhouses - Prions
In Sludge From Patricia Doyle, PhD dr_p_doyle@hotmail.com 1-3-4
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- Hello, Jeff - I have heard that Asian and European Rendering
plants sell their products to the US. This is criminal. We know that Japan
has had prion disease, as well as cases of MUTATED stain prion, as did
Italy. Rendering plants use all of the parts that carry prions. Prions,
that are still viable, are all mixed in the render vat and will be found
in any of the render. Why, in the "name of good sense" would
we want to buy rendered products from countries that have prion disease,
especially, prion disease that has been mutated and novel?
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- I understand rendering plants are the mega 'cash cow,'
as we take parts of the cow that would not be usable and otherwise worthless
and dump them in the render vats, turning it all into pure profit. 50 cents
becomes hundreds of dollars.
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- I wish that the Government would look more carefully
at these rendering plants.
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- We also need to know more about the meat inspection business.
Who do the majority of meat inspectors work for? My information indicates
that the majority are hired by and work for the meat companies and not
the USDA. We have ONE government inspector supposedly overseeing the "company"
inspectors. In other words, we have inspectors who get a company paycheck,
deciding on the quality of meat the company produces. Madness.
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- And what about the downer cows? They will STILL be used
for meat and byproducts to feed animals...calves, pigs, chickens, sheep,
etc. Remember, "what goes into animal feeds eventually goes into the
human who consume the livestock."
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- It appears that we still have HUGE problems and the government
and many consumers are simply ignoring them.
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- Patricia Doyle
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- From: Helane Shields Subject: PRION survival in abattoir
waste compost To: The US Compost Council compost@compostingcouncil.org
Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003
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- I am amazed to read the ongoing discussion about "composting"
abattoir (slaughterhouse) wastes:
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- "The abattoir waste consisted of intestines, internal
organs (lungs, kidneys, stomachs, hearts etc), bones from deboner, intestine
and stomach contents..."
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- BSE prions can be found in cattle intestines, not to
mention spleen, tonsils, eyes, brain, CNS tissue, etc.
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- Isn't anyone concerned about the survival of prions from
BSE infected cattle in "composted" abattoir waste? Prions are
practically indestructible -- rendering, composting, boiling in acid, etc.
do not inactivate them . . . to the best of my knowledge about the only
way to "kill" them is advanced alkaline hydrolysis.
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- The US EPA has already expressed concern about prions
in runoff into surface waters from meat packing plants:
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- http://www.epa.gov/ospinter/regions/epreport.pdf
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- Page 11: "An assessment is needed on the potential
public health impact of prions which may be associated with stream effluent
near meat packing plants."
-
- The National Research Council of the National Academy
of Sciences had the following to say in July 2002 about the risk of prions
in sewage sludge ("biosolids") (and this was before BSE was found
in Canada and USA):
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- Page 210 - "Concern about prions has arisen with
the advent of prion animal diseases such as bovine spongiform encephalopathy
(BSE) in the United Kingdom and other parts of Europe. The BSE prions concentrate
in an animal's brain and spinal cord, but they been detected only in sheep
blood at low concentrations. Animal manure would have no or low concentrations
of BSE prions except possibly for wastes from slaughterhouses (Ward et
al. 1984); however the presence of prions in such wastes is uncertain (EPA
2001). Prions are generally transmitted from animal to animal (cow to cow,
sheep to sheep). The risk of prion transmission to biosolids from animals
is low but can increase with the presence of small amounts of neural tissues
or placenta coming from slaughter houses. At present, there has been little
evidence of prion-contaminated manures in the United States."
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- "Prions are very difficult to inactivate and require
rigorous treatment (Godfree 2001). The higher the solids content of the
waste, the more rigorous the treatment required (EPA 2001). " ______
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- Contrary to assurances from the USDA that there are only
about 200,000 "downer" cattle each year, in fact the National
Renderers Association says there are 1.8 million downer cows each year
-- and those downer cows that exhibit CNS problems are the ones most likely
to be infected with BSE. Less than one percent of these animals are tested
for Mad Cow.
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- See http://www.renderers.org/economic_impact/index.htm
click on: Livestock Mortalities: Methods of Disposal and Their Potential
Cost SEE PAGES 36-37)
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- There is a tremendous amount that is unknown about prion
diseases -- both human and animal. For example, prions have been found
in the urine and blood of human victims of Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease.
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- http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=
PubMed&list_uids=12351519&dopt=Abstract
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- Just this week a patient in Britain died from the human
form of Mad Cow disease (vCJD) following a blood transfusion.
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- A recent Swiss report warns hospitals about potential
liability due to the high infectivity risks from surgery on victims suffering
from the human form of mad cow - vCJD and recommends use of disposal surgical
equipment.
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- ""If vCJD patent undergoes surgery, infectious
prions may remain on surgical instruments . . . normal methods of disinfection
do not work."
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- http://www.swissre.com/INTERNET/pwswpspr.nsf/fmBookMarkFrameSet?ReadForm&BM=
. ./vwAllbyIDKeyLu/ESTR-5PJD3H?OpenDocument
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- The US EPA has already expressed concern about prions
getting into POTWs (and from there into the sewage sludge) :
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- http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/state/article/0,1299,DRMN_21_1395121,0
0.html
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- EPA eyes wildlife's lab practices Concern centers on
whether CWD prions can get into the water
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- By Todd Hartman, Rocky Mountain News September 5, 2002
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- The EPA is scrutinizing laboratory practices at the Colorado
Division of Wildlife, worried that the infectious agents believed to cause
chronic wasting disease could wash into public sewers and underground septic
tanks.
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- Water regulators with the Environmental Protection Agency
could require wildlife officials to alter plumbing at division laboratories
in Fort Collins, Craig and elsewhere to ensure that the persistent protein
- called a prion - doesn't accumulate in water supplies.
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- TWO sewage treatment plant operators have already expressed
concern about prions getting in their sewage sludge:
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- JUNE 11, 2002 - THE CAPITAL TIMES - MADISON, WISCONSIN
- BY BILL NOVAK - "DEER ESTIMATE UP TO 25,000 IN KILLING ZONE -- CARCASS
REMOVAL STILL A PROBLEM"
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- "We'd like to keep the deer as close to home as
possible," Brusca said. ""We'd like to keep the deer as
close to home as possible," Brusca said. "Right now, the two
options we have are landfills and rendering The plants have indicated they
are not willing to take deer from the eradication zone." plants.
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- But Jon Schellpfeffer, chief engineer for the Madison
Metropolitan Sewerage District, told the task force the district would
be leery taking in leachate from the landfill's pipes if there was any
chance at all it contained prions.
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- Schellpfeffer said the two byproducts from the treatment
plant are clean water and a condensed biologic solid that's sold to farmers
to recycle as fertilizer on their fields. ("CONDENSED BIOLOGIC SOLID"
- A new euphemism for sewage sludge !! )
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- "The risks are probably low, but is there anything
that could jeopardize our re-use program?," Schellpfeffer said. "There's
an awful lot of unanswered questions at this point." ("RE-USE
PROGRAM" - A EUPHEMISM FOR LANDSPREADING SEWAGE SLUDGE !!)
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- SEPTEMBER 8, 2002: leachate is spread on farm fields
!!
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- http://www.jsonline.com/news/state/sep02/71764.asp MILWAUKEE,
WISCONSIN
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- "Dane County's concern was that leachate - polluted
water that percolates through layers and layers of landfill - could contain
prions. Leachate is normally sent to wastewater treatment plants and then
spread on farm fields.
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- "If you can't find a way to get rid of leachate,
you are out of the landfill business," said Dane County Supervisor
Brett Hulsey, a member of a county ad hoc committee on deer disposal and
landfills."
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- A Wisconsin Risk Assessment confirms that hydrophobic
prions are partitioned to the sewage sludge:
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- http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/wildlife/Whealth/issues/Cwd/risk_analysis.pdf
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- PAGE 4: "Land application of municipal sludge that
potentially contains CWD PrP-res may result in the presence of CWD PrP-res
in surface soils."
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- Once that leachate (from landfill) reaches the wastewater
treatment plant the suspended solids will be separated from the effluent.
Those suspended solids will then be termed "sludge" or biosolids.
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- Pages 6-7: "Furthermore, the incorporation of sludge
into the 9 inch plow layer, which is standard for land application practices,
would provide sufficient dilution within the soil."
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- NOT TRUE - DAIRY PASTURES, HAY FIELDS AND GRAZING LANDS
ARE TRADITIONALLY TOP-DRESSED -- THE SLUDGE IS NOT INCORPORATED . . . .
. .
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- All things considered, I sincerely hope that none of
you muck around in composting abattoir wastes.
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- Respectfully submitted, Helane Shields, Alton, NH 03809
Sludge Researcher since 1996
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- Patricia A. Doyle, PhD Please visit my "Emerging
Diseases" message board at: http://www.clickitnews.com/ubbthreads/postlist.php?Cat=&Board=emergingdiseas
es Zhan le Devlesa tai sastimasa Go with God and in Good Health
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- Patricia A. Doyle, PhD Please visit my "Emerging
Diseases" message board at: http://www.clickitnews.com/ubbthreads/postlist.php?Cat=&Board=emergingdiseases
Zhan le Devlesa tai sastimasa Go with God and in Good Health
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