Guest guest Posted January 25, 2001 Report Share Posted January 25, 2001 The undersigned request that CBS stop advertising Tyson's or any other animal flesh and that the federal and state governments outlaw all forms of factory farming. Tyson's last month had hundreds of thousands of chickens die of freezing, smashing, hunger and thirst as winter storms destroyed their metal sheds. Half of the chickens survived several days without food or water. Those who survive all these obstacles are crammed into open slat trucks where winter winds whip them as they go through mountain passes. Their broken necks and wings are seen flapping through the cage openings.. Tyson's crams chickens in 3 ft cages, 6 to a cage. Each egg is 32 hours of confinement for a chicken, 275 mg of artery clogging sludge (cholesterol), 120 gallons of production water, a source of salmonella as the mother passes impurities in the reproductive process. Tyson's is polluting the streams of Arkansas, Iowa, and other states with ecoli, killing fish, spreading disease. The US Senate has allowed this agrigiant to acquire Iowa Beef Processors, the biggest mammal butcher in the country while it should have outlawed all factory farms. Tyson's chickens contract leukemia, but as a euphemism it is called leukosis. While anthrax is more associated with beef, and trichinosis (pig worms) more associated with pork, Tyson's chickens spread toxoplasmosis as they live in concentrated filth. They also spread uric acid (trioxypurine.. pre urine), a cause of crippling arthritis. In Maryland, Perdue has attempted to buy legislators through donations to the Univ of Maryland, asking taxpayers to subsidize several Eastern Shore shortline railroads. Chickens in Salsibury Maryland can be found running in traffic. Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices. http://auctions./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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