Joe Biden has declared war on Russia but did you know he's declared war on frozen pizza's, specialty sausage and bee's along with others? You should be deeply alarmed if you are a Gino's frozen pizza fan, or were planning to have shipped for your holiday gift giving boxes of Wisconsin cheese among a mix of hard smoke sausages and salami. According to a flyer that is repeatedly been popping up on blog sites Biden has developed certain super human powers to command dust to explode into flames, put people under spells to commit arson and has gained mind control over machinery to malfunction and catch fire.
In case you didn't know, Joe Biden has had a number of food manufactures and processing plants either shut down or vandalized.
The latest being a plant in Campbell County, Tennessee. Joes's racking up a list that's not worth bragging about. Here it is.
After finally deciding to take a look at some of these fires I decided they may be right it isn't or wouldn't be worth bragging about. Let's take a look at a few of these listed items that are going to cause famine across America.
East Conway Beef and Pork Market in Conway, New Hampshire:
A fire destroyed East Conway Beef and Pork on Monday night, killing two cows. The local butcher/slaughter house located at 3090 East Conway Road by fully engulfed by flames by about 6 p.m.
According to to it's Facebook page, East Conway Beef and Pork is a family owned and operated small business serving all your slaughter and smoking needs, including beef, pork, lamb, goat, bison and chickens.
The owner went on to say the fire put two batches of people out of work, whatever the hell that means, you may not be able to get Bambi slaughtered up, packaged or smoked for your holiday season but I highly doubt the death of a couple of cows will contribute to full blown famine across the land.
The next one, a fire at Wisconsin River Meats shows the ingenuity of the American spirit as to why I tell people concerned about a coming famine that that ingenuity still exist far and wide in this county. I experienced it here during the initial start of the pandemic when some of the largest meat producers shut down after outbreaks of covid. Local farmers and slaughter houses ordered additional animals for slaughter, which were in abundance, and processed them for our local large retailers. It's that stepping up to the plate during times of crisis that Americans are best known for and that's exactly what happened at Wisconsin River Meats. Their own competitors stepped up to the plate and filled their orders for them enabling them to not miss a beat.
The charred remains were once offices, but despite part of the business being a total loss, the owners said this is the beginning for Wisconsin River Meats.
"We're operating our office out of our warehouse, but we've just got our phones and some internet back," said Mauer.
Just hours after losing almost everything, Mauer and his staff say priority number one is processing customer orders through the generosity of their competitors.
"Crescent Meats in Cadott, Wisconsin, is offering us his plants to do some of our own processing at so we have several team members up there now," said Wee.
Mauer said humor, community support and teamwork are helping with the rebuilding process.
If you are wondering, yes they are up and running for the coming holiday tradition so the most Biden is going to get out of that is a "humbug".
The fire at the Tyson River Valley Ingredients plant may sound alarming but unless you are planning a diet of processed animal feed and pet food you don't have much to worry about.
Hanceville’s rendering plant services poultry processors in Alabama and neighboring states by breaking down and cooking the left over chicken parts into proteins and fats for animal feed and pet food. Prior to the fire, Hanceville produced more than 750,000 tons of pet food and feed grade poultry protein meal, among other products.
The fire originated in an area where there was grease and animal by products. The fire was hard to contain for a lack of water though the plant sets near a river basin where an accidental spill of wastewater into the waterway left the company facing multiple lawsuits after people using the waterway fell ill with e coli, thus the reason for the inclusion of:
"In addition, ADEM has determined that water used to extinguish the fire has been contained on site. At this time, there have been no discharges to waterways.”
That alone should dash any hopes or aspirations of eating pet food produced there with or without a projected famine.
The next story is where Biden commanded milk dust fairies to explode into a cloud of combustion.
A five-alarm fire ripped through the Darigold butter production plant in Caldwell, ID Tuesday afternoon, prompting a large response by several area fire departments, local news organizations reported.
Crews dispatched to the scene after the blaze was reported to authorities at about 2:30 p.m., officials told KXLY. Caldwell Fire Marshal Alan Perry said in an Associated Press (AP) account that firefighters were able to control the flames by 5 p.m. and that 80 workers evacuated the structure safely.
Caldwell Fire Deputy Chief Steve Donahue observed in coverage by the Idaho Press that combustible dust may have fueled the fire.
“The plant itself produces dried milk,” Donahue stated. “So, there are dust products and also containers and things like that.”
They dashed any further ambitions of the administration to influence the actions of dried dust fairies by using a cooperative extension of other facilities to keep up with manufacturing capacity to the extent that they could.
“When we knew that our employees were safe, we directed the full weight of our co-op to ensuring that milk pickups would continue in order to mitigate losses for our hard-working farmer owners, finding temporary work assignments for our displaced employees, increasing production in other Darigold facilities to mitigate disruption to our supply chain to the extent we could, and resuming production as soon it was feasible.”
Like I said in my prior remark, I have more faith in American ingenuity than in any administrations efforts to tear our country apart.
I have a real hard time with the next story as with the Biden administration anything that isn't native to the land is fully welcome to cross over into it.
About 5 million honeybees bound for Alaska last weekend got waylaid when Delta Air Lines routed them through Atlanta, where most of the bees died after being left for hours in crates on the ground during hot weather.
The bees were the first of two shipments ordered by Alaska beekeeper Sarah McElrea from a distributor in California. The bees were to be used to pollinate apple orchards and nurseries in Alaska, where they are not native.
Case closed for obvious reason specified in the last sentence.
I don't believe he command the weather to form a perfect storm over Kansas that resulted in the death's of cattle, I don't believe he has it out for a organic food processor, that the deaths of chickens, ducks, turkeys and birds from a flu virus is directly contributed to him and that a small plane crashing near by not on a food facility was any result of wishful thinking on his part. Most of the stories involve small family run operations that with support and the ingenuity of the American spirit has them up and operating again or conglomerates insured to rebuild/repair the miniscule number that have had the unlucky chance of catching fire. The one where it has become unaffordable to operate, like in California where regulations have run businesses out, it's nobody's fault but those who imposed the insane regulations upon them. It should be noted they are moving out of California not shuttering for good. No they also are not ordering the shut off of water to farmers in California either, when drought occurs and aquifers run short they have farmers convert to using ground water sources.
It's not anymore unusual that these incidents are bound to happen to any number of businesses the same as they do with house fires. It's just an unlucky set of circumstances. With near forty thousand food distribution sites in the country a whole lot more than a handful would have to be destroyed to have an impact. Annually there are over five thousand such incidences to food facilities each year that cause disruptions for various reasons.
Why is this important? Because fear mongering people like this causes people to hoard, hoarding causes shortages. The last thing we need is a compounding of the problem of shortages still ongoing from the pandemic. To try and curtail hoarding retailers have to be creative in the way they sell products by requiring to get a lower price on products people have to buy multiple products of the same goods. That just basically raises the prices for those of us who are savvy shoppers using coupons and discount opportunities. Use to be you could get the discounted price, for example, on a buy four for five deal if you just bought one, now you have to buy all four regardless if you need all four or could, in some instances, consume all four before they went bad.
We know it's being done for political gain but it's lies, it's the same type of misinformation they accuse the other side of putting out, just like the other side it's causing detrimental effects on people whether it's monetary or not. It's time to let them know we are wise to what you are up to, it's time to cut it out, it's costing people money and placing an undue burden on people.
