Paul, I posted this to show where are foods come from. Some are worried about importing from other countries. What meats are sold at Wal-mart.
However, when I can't stand the thought eating eggs when chickens are eating cow poo, others think it's OK. Recently there have been posts about rendering plants. I find it interesting what comes from rendering plants and it's in our food chain. I knew you could put lipstick on a pig, just didn't know that you could turn a dead pig into lipstick. So the next time you kiss a woman with lipstick, remember you could be kissing a dead pig :) Or a dead ripe rotting cow.
Mad cow was spread from rendering plants. I find it hard to believe all the crap that's in the US food chain not to mention all the sick dead aminals that got boiled.
Posted this to give people something to think about. George
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