LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17, 2008

U.S. Orders Largest Ever Beef Recall

California Meat Company Cited For Animal Abuse Hit With Recall Of 143 Million Pounds Of Beef

    • A worker throws a piece of meat among cattle carcass scraps dropped into a truck at the Hallmark Meat Packing slaughterhouse in Chino, Calif. in this Jan. 30, 2008 file photo. The U.S. Department of Agriculture recalled 143 million pounds of frozen beef from from Chino-based Westland/Hallmark Meat Co. a Southern California slaughterhouse that is being investigated for mistreating cattle. Photo

      A worker throws a piece of meat among cattle carcass scraps dropped into a truck at the Hallmark Meat Packing slaughterhouse in Chino, Calif. in this Jan. 30, 2008 file photo. The U.S. Department of Agriculture recalled 143 million pounds of frozen beef from from Chino-based Westland/Hallmark Meat Co. a Southern California slaughterhouse that is being investigated for mistreating cattle.  (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)

    • Undercover video shows sickened cows, too weak to walk, being jabbed with forklift blades, kicked, shocked and even sprayed in the face with powerful jets of water by workers at the Hallmark Meat Packing Company in Chino, California. Photo

      Undercover video shows sickened cows, too weak to walk, being jabbed with forklift blades, kicked, shocked and even sprayed in the face with powerful jets of water by workers at the Hallmark Meat Packing Company in Chino, California.  (CBS/The Humane Society)

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(CBS/AP)  The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Sunday ordered the recall of 143 million pounds of frozen beef from a California slaughterhouse, the subject of an animal-abuse investigation, that provided meat to school lunch programs.

Officials said it was the largest beef recall in the United States, surpassing a 1999 ban of 35 million pounds of ready-to-eat meats. No illnesses have been linked to the newly recalled meat, and officials said the health threat was likely small.

The recall will affect beef products dating to Feb. 1, 2006, that came from Chino-based Westland/Hallmark Meat Co., the federal agency said.

About 30 school systems across Tennessee already had been asked to hold off on serving the meat.

CBS News consumer safety correspondent Nancy Cordes first reported on Westland/Hallmark's use of sick, or "downer" cows, on a January broadcast of the CBS Evening News.

Cordes reported that meat-industry officials said at the time that there was no way to know if the cows actually entered the meat supply and that ailing livestock would have had to pass a gauntlet of USDA veterinarians and inspectors before being slaughtered and sent to market.

But Secretary of Agriculture Ed Schafer now says his department has evidence that Westland did not routinely contact its veterinarian when cattle became non-ambulatory after passing inspection, violating health regulations.

"Because the cattle did not receive complete and proper inspection, Food Safety and Inspection Service has determined them to be unfit for human food and the company is conducting a recall," Schafer said in a statement.

A phone message left for Westland president Steve Mendell was not immediately returned.

Federal officials suspended operations at Westland/Hallmark after an undercover video from the Humane Society of the United States surfaced showing crippled and sick animals being shoved with forklifts.

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We don't know how much product is out there right now. We don't think there is a health hazard, but we do have to take this action.

Dr. Dick Raymond, USDA
Two former employees were charged Friday. Five felony counts of animal cruelty and three misdemeanors were filed against a pen manager. Three misdemeanor counts - illegal movement of a non-ambulatory animal - were filed against an employee who worked under that manager. Both were fired.

Authorities said the video showed workers kicking, shocking and otherwise abusing "downer" animals that were apparently too sick or injured to walk into the slaughterhouse. Some animals had water forced down their throats, San Bernardino County prosecutor Michael Ramos said.

No charges have been filed against Westland, but an investigation by federal authorities continues.

Officials estimate that about 37 million pounds of the recalled beef went to school programs, but they believe most of the meat probably has already been eaten.

"We don't know how much product is out there right now. We don't think there is a health hazard, but we do have to take this action," said Dr. Dick Raymond, USDA Undersecretary for Food Safety.

Most of the beef was sent to distribution centers in bulk packages. The USDA said it will work with distributors to determine how much meat remains.

Tennessee Agriculture Department spokesman Tom Womack said Friday that state school systems have identified 224 cases of raw ground beef that haven't been used. Each case contains about 40 pounds of meat, he said.

The school systems that still had the meat were mostly in West and East Tennessee, including Shelby County schools, he said.

Womack said that over the past two school years, about 120,000 pounds of raw ground beef from the company has been distributed in Tennessee.

"We don't know how much was consumed or thrown out," Womack said.

Officials are not yet sure how much of the company's processed meat products, which includes items like hamburger patties, are in the schools.

"We're still trying to figure that out," Womack said.

Womack estimated that 294,000 pounds of the processed meat product could have been distributed over the last two school years.

But Womack said that the commodity program makes up only a fraction of food served in the school lunch program.

"USDA surplus commodities only make up about 20 percent of the lunch plate," Womack said. "A relatively small amount of the school lunch plate could be affected by this."

Federal regulations call for keeping downed cattle out of the food supply because they may pose a higher risk of contamination from E. coli, salmonella or mad cow disease because they typically wallow in feces and their immune systems are often weak.

About 150 school districts around the nation have stopped using ground beef from Hallmark Meat Packing Co., which is associated with Westland. Two fast-food chains, Jack-In-the-Box and In-N-Out, said they would not use beef from Westland/Hallmark.

Jack in the Box, a San Diego-based company with restaurants in 18 states, told its meat suppliers not to use Hallmark until further notice, but it was unclear whether it had used any Hallmark meat. In-N-Out, an Irvine-based chain, also halted use of the Westland/Hallmark beef. Other chains such as McDonald's and Burger King said they do not buy beef from Westland.

Raymond countered a claim leveled by Humane Society President and CEO Wayne Pacelle, who said a USDA inspector was at the Westland plant for about two hours each day. USDA inspectors are there at slaughterhouses "continuously," Raymond said.

Federal lawmakers on Thursday had called for the Government Accountability Office to investigate the safety of meat in the National School Lunch Program.

Upon learning about the recall, some legislators criticized the USDA, saying the federal agency should conduct more thorough inspections to ensure tainted beef doesn't get to the public.

"Today marks the largest beef recall in U.S. history, and it involves the national school lunch program and other federal food and nutrition programs," said U.S. Sen. Tom Harkin, chairman of the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry. "This begs the question: how much longer will we continue to test our luck with weak enforcement of federal food safety regulations?"

Advocacy groups also weighed in, noting the problems at Westland wouldn't have been revealed had it not been for animal right activists.

"On the one hand, I'm glad that the recall is taking place. On the other, it's somewhat disturbing, given that obviously much of this food has already been eaten," said Jean Halloran, director of food policy initiatives at Consumers Union. "It's really closing the barn door after the cows left."

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by mrbrill February 17, 2008 5:44 PM PST
"Officials estimate that about 37 million pounds of the recalled beef went to school programs, but they believe most of the meat probably has already been eaten." Great... So we''ve probably already eaten potentially contaminated meat. Thanks to the Bush budget which has reduced funding for USDA/FDA inspections and thanks to companies who put profits above human health.
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by hollyt2-2009 February 17, 2008 5:52 PM PST
so let me get this right the company calls the vets when they need them to inspect?it should be a law at all times that a vet or inspector be on the property if this beef is going to human consumption especially to our schools..I blame the usda and fda for being so lazy.Im tired of hearing they are understaffed,Get rid of all the old junk and bring in new,
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by catlynlawson February 17, 2008 6:03 PM PST
makes me want to go back to being a vegetarian
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by rowdytexan2 February 17, 2008 6:07 PM PST
The thing is, are they going to make the company give back the money that was paid for the unusable beef? And for beef that was distributed and potentially unsafe?

Make these bustwards give back all that money...then put their corrupt arses out of business! Black list them from being able to accept any more government money!

They are obviously crooks who can''t run their business properly! Get rid of ''em!!!
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by crystalblue3 February 17, 2008 6:08 PM PST
How do people who are so cruel to animals sleep at night? I am so p*ssed off at the people in this story I wish I could do more other than sit here and growl about it.

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by robertkjjj February 17, 2008 6:16 PM PST
Steak is yummy! Eat more beef!!! Yum Yum.
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by oeangus February 17, 2008 6:36 PM PST
This is why I stopped eating meat years ago. That and all the diseases that come with it.
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by ajnhipy--2008 February 17, 2008 6:36 PM PST
Bottom line here is - if an individual or group participates in behavior like this, how do they treat other vulnerable people (their children, spouses, elders, etc.) and society in general? Think long and hard, because we''re seeing this type of abusive behavior everyday.
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by ajnhipy--2008 February 17, 2008 6:38 PM PST
Bottom line here is - if an individual or group participates in behavior like this, how do they treat other vulnerable people (their children, spouses, elders, etc.) and society in general? Think long and hard, because we''re seeing this type of abusive behavior everyday.
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by ajnhipy--2008 February 17, 2008 6:39 PM PST
Bottom line here is - if an individual or group participates in behavior like this, how do they treat other vulnerable people (their children, spouses, elders, etc.) and society in general? Think long and hard, because we''re seeing this type of abusive behavior everyday.
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by ajnhipy--2008 February 17, 2008 6:40 PM PST
Bottom line here is - if an individual or group participates in behavior like this, how do they treat other vulnerable people (their children, spouses, elders, etc.) and society in general? Think long and hard, because we''re seeing this type of abusive behavior everyday.
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by beehive21-2009 February 17, 2008 6:50 PM PST
That''s it ,one mo porterhouse,and that it. No mo beef unless,raised locally,where we may monitor the raising of the animal, from birth to dinner.Buffalo is a excellent alternative.
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by hungry1968 February 17, 2008 6:54 PM PST
And what nationality were the perpetrators?

Keep letting the illegals into the country, and we''re only going to see more and more of this type of activity.
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by sara48909 February 17, 2008 7:30 PM PST
This isn''t a matter of the USDA or FDA being lazy. Its a matter of Bush and Congress cutting back on the funding for inspectors.This is what DEREGULATION brings. We need MORE inspectors not less. And until each and every one of you and your friends and families start sending letters and emails to the idiots in Congress NOTHING is going to change. There just aren''t enough people to watch these businesses like they need to be watched. Make Congress change the way business is done. Email them right now and send a copy to everyone you know so they can send one too.
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by sara48909 February 17, 2008 7:31 PM PST
Nationality has nothing to do with what these guys are doing.
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by ontheleft February 17, 2008 7:32 PM PST
Greed knows no bounds. Absolutely sickening. Justice is served by throwing this company out of business. As usual, there is a link to George Bush and the Iraq War.

A quick check by myself shows that the budget of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service of the USDA has been slashed 30% over the last few years. Anyone surprised? Can anyone figure out why? Maybe to pay for the Iraq War?
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by cofmanaaron February 17, 2008 7:33 PM PST
Alert to all parents: I recently was in a public school system in NM, where we have one of the worst education systems. The food provided to us was near inedible. Pack your kids'' lunch! I''m sure this story is the tip of the iceberg of the food schoolkids are provided at public schools, especially knowing how many times I got sick when I ate it. Demand better funding for schools and the school lunch programs so we don''t get our kids sick and intoxicated from bad meat!
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by cofmanaaron February 17, 2008 7:39 PM PST
The republican philosophy: Skimp on money for education and food safety for public schools to pay for war and give-aways for companies like halliburton, kids don''t need learnin'' or to be healthy, they''re just pieces of meat to put in the grinder of Iraq anyway! And all so the aristocrats like Bush get to have a little entertainment seeing people die for nothing and the joy of calling yourself a patriot.
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by jlmaly February 17, 2008 7:49 PM PST
"Bottom line here is - if an individual or group participates in behavior like this, how do they treat other vulnerable people (their children, spouses, elders, etc.) and society in general? Think long and hard, because we''''re seeing this type of abusive behavior everyday." by DLD00

This is exactly my reaction when I''ve watched these types of video. Another one that is similar and totally appalling is one on how the chickens are abused in a W. Virginia slaughterhouse that supplies for KFC. The workers seem to almost enjoy stomping on birds that are not dead, though already plucked and thrown against a wall. I cannot imagine having one of those men come home after work to me. I''d fear for myself and my children. What kind of psychological make-up must these people have?
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by inventagod February 17, 2008 7:49 PM PST

DlCK CHENEY said this week, forklift prodding was in fact authorized for use on three cows - Cloey, Sandra and Hefer - because of widespread belief among U.S. intelligence officials that catastrophic outbreaks of Mad Cow Disease were imminent. ''I would use these techniques again if necessary - it''s a no-brainer!''

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by rational_1 February 17, 2008 7:55 PM PST
I''m off the Burger King for a whopper. Anyone care to join me?
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by rudy654-2009 February 17, 2008 8:01 PM PST
See folks. After Bessy gives all the milk she can give, there ain''t no retirement in pastureland. Nope. It''s off to the slaughter house where they will use the cruelest of methods to slaughter ol'' Bessy. They''ll electrocute her, but then they''ll realize it wasn''t enough to kill her, and then they''ll jab at her, kick at her, and shock her again. Then you get to have that 100% hamburger with the other fellow at Burger King.
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by xraytwonine February 17, 2008 8:04 PM PST
slamming the brakes or gasing it when you are already falling down a cliff means nothing
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by ioweign February 17, 2008 8:26 PM PST
Have Mukasey, Scalia and Cheney been consulted concerning this ? This maybe perfectly admissible. Why not just waterboard them...
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by inventagod February 17, 2008 8:32 PM PST
Except you have to use caps...

DlCK CHENEY
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by barbaraf4 February 17, 2008 8:35 PM PST
I''m proud to be vegetarian. Yes, it''s a cow. If you choose to eat beef, then so be it; however, the cow does not need to suffer relentlessly while finding its way to your dinner table.

CBS, please replace that terrible picture with something less difficult to look at!

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by sonofapundit February 17, 2008 8:40 PM PST
Our excellent government is to blame here... taxing us to pay Halliburton rather than USDA and FDA (and zillions of other essential domestic agencies). Innocent Iraqis eat lead and depleted uranium so Halliburton shareholders get richer (again, your tax dollars, along with your energy dollars), and you eat diseased meat and pesticides so Hallmark and ADM shareholders get richer (the rest of your dollars)... and you just love it. You and every other piece of idiotic trash in this great Christian fundamentalist country of ours- you can''t wait to re-elect these deficit spending "conservatives." Because they''re gonna illegalize abortion SOMEDAY!!!

And that''s due to the inadequately funded education system, of course. :)
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by drinuk February 17, 2008 8:42 PM PST
Looks like Arnie is as bent as is Bush, this is a scam on his watch and in his backyard, You gone vegetarian Arnie ?

As for the guy who said they are only Cows, I''d love to shove my forks up your azz, you creep.
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by trenticus-2009 February 17, 2008 8:53 PM PST
Oh boy here we go hearing from PETA!! Not that they do an injustice to the animal kingdome but I am pretty much going to eat whatever is on my plate. Mad cow, bad cow, dysfuctional cow, rude cow, cross-eyed cow, lazy cow, etc... We eat so much garbage now whatt the mistreatment of a dead-cow walking going to hurt? It''s called the food chain baby! I let my girl eat me anytime she wants.
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by trenticus-2009 February 17, 2008 8:57 PM PST
So before anyone gets any ideas of bashing me for my view I''ll say this... Go hunt down the big ol'' lion who runs a gazelle to death then eats it alive because the poor thing is to exhausted to run.. Trust me I have a house cat that is smarter than the morons running this country!
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by pet713 February 17, 2008 9:02 PM PST
This makes me sick! No, they are not only cows! They are living, feeling, animals!!! You creeps that say that make me sick. What would happen if a more highly intelligent being (like a creature from another world) caught you and hauled you off to be eaten and said: "Who cares about that thing. It is only a human." Every creature deserves to be treated with respect and if we eat them. Then they deserve to be treated even better with their last days of life. Animals have feelings and fear and the fear of death, just like we do. They deserve more than to fill your rotten bellies! Go crawl back under the rock you were born under. You spinless, unfeeling person. You probably live a very bitter life or I curse you to now live a bitter life! I hope you rot in hell!
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by trenticus-2009 February 17, 2008 9:04 PM PST
CBS, please replace that terrible picture with something less difficult to look at!

Posted by barbaraf4

Pssst... DON''T LOOK AT IT YOU GOOF! God! I bet you are one of these people who blame media for what you choose to view!
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by sara48909 February 17, 2008 9:08 PM PST
We need to insist on a federal law that if a cow cannot stand up on its own it cannot be used for food. PERIOD. There are so many sick cows used not only for humans but for animal feed as well. Until the people of this country get pi$$ed off enough and fill their congressional mailboxes nothing is going to change. How many children are going to have to die until people tell the govt enough is enough?????
I buy my meat from a farmer who lives 5 miles from me who raises them organically. I''ve known them for over 30 years. They test their water every year. They raise their own feed. They use their own seed. Me and mine will be all right. How many of you can say the same?
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by rudy654-2009 February 17, 2008 9:09 PM PST
Posted by michaelt302 at 08:10 PM

Something tells me that you are one of those Neanderthals that gets really upset about the GEICO commercials.
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by trenticus-2009 February 17, 2008 9:12 PM PST
Every creature deserves to be treated with respect

Posted by pet713

So what do you do if you find a spider, roach or ant in your house? Do you constantly watch were you walk in order to not step on any creatures? If you do I have a nuber for you. This number is for someone who can help you in your current mental state.
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by rudy654-2009 February 17, 2008 9:14 PM PST
Posted by sara48909 at 09:08 PM

I think yours is the way to go if one is going to eat meat. The massive in and out slaughter houses are a mess. Small farmers are still around and one can get the animal butchered in a humane manner. At least if you eat kosher you know that animal was not brutalized.
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by trenticus-2009 February 17, 2008 9:18 PM PST
You will get yours creep. What goes around comes around. You are miserable excuse for what we can a human. Not an ounce of humanity in this monster!

Posted by pet713


Tee-hee-hee!!!!!! You sweet talker! Muahhh!! Kiss Kiss mental case!
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by pet713 February 17, 2008 9:20 PM PST
Every creature deserves to be treated with respect

Posted by pet713

So what do you do if you find a spider, roach or ant in your house? Do you constantly watch were you walk in order to not step on any creatures? If you do I have a nuber for you. This number is for someone who can help you in your current mental state.


Posted by trenticus at 09:12 PM : Feb 17, 2008

Unlike you, I don''t have roaches in my house! But if I find a spider I put it outside. If my cat catches a mouse. I take it away from my cat and let it go. Don''t try to pull that *** on me. I have respect for other creatures. You will get yours in your cursed life! Enough said! You spinless, inhumane thing.
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by sembrador-2009 February 17, 2008 9:35 PM PST
The statement "Every creature deserves to be treated with respect" is very interesting in that many who mouth that platitude have no problem with the ultimate disrespect toward living, yet unborn human beings that is abortion on demand.

No one, absolutely no one, can present a coherent argument as to how aborting human beings on demand is not worse, infinitely worse, than spraying water in a sick bovine''s face.

No one. Not even you, my disagreeing friend.

Our nation has lost its ever-loving mind.
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by nothappyatall February 17, 2008 9:47 PM PST
No one, absolutely no one, can present a coherent argument as to how aborting human beings on demand is not worse, infinitely worse, than spraying water in a sick bovines face.

Sembrader"

How is abortion of a mass of tissue and bone that never saw the light of day worse? If you can remember your 9 month stint in the womb then you have a point, but since you and no one else can, then the fetus knows and remembers nothing, and in the case of abortion- never saw the light of day or experienced anything while alive.

We have too many mouths to feed on this planet as it is, its BECAUSE of that that these cows even need to be mass produced in the first place to provide the food!

Abortion takes care of the little unwanted ''problem'' for the parents who obviously DONT want the thing, so why would anyone in their right mind FORCE unwed, unprepared, immature, unwilling people to allow an unwanted burden of an accidental pregnancy to come to term, where the kid will either be abandoned or grow up in a broken home raised by parents who never wated it and resent it, and then dump the thing on US to raise???
Abortion on demand should ALWAYS be legal, and unless you are willing to stand by a clinic and physically adopt and pay for EVERY baby, then SHUT UP and let people make their own decisions on what they do with THEIR bodies.




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by cbsblogger February 17, 2008 9:48 PM PST
Any industry such as meat processing that routinely hires illegal workers will routinely break the law in all other matters and skirt the law as much as possible.

They will mistreat animals and their workers and the country itself, because at the heart of it all they are greedy scum looking to max out profits any way they can. I quit eating red meat for that very reason a number of years ago.
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by rudy654-2009 February 17, 2008 9:50 PM PST
Posted by TruthBeTold- at 09:24 PM

Who cares about this krapp? Get a life! Go somewhere else you dummy. Truth be told, you are an idiot.
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by johngoodnews February 17, 2008 9:57 PM PST
That California meat packing company has learned its lesson: It''s off to China, I go, I go. Oh, it''s off to China I go, HURRAY! HURRAY! No more FDA, HURRAY!
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by fstop100 February 17, 2008 10:09 PM PST
I guess the FDA is right on top of it....in my fkn dreams!
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by jswtp February 17, 2008 10:29 PM PST
Become a vegetarian for the same reason Albert Einstein, Leonardo Da Vinci, Mark Twain, Thomas Edison, and many, many more became vegetarians (http://www.soystache.com/famousaz.htm): Killing animals for food is cruel, no matter how you do it. In this day and age, it is also totally unnecessary and unhealthy. The vast majority of Americans need less food, not more, so give up cruelty AND unecessary fat, cholesterol, carcinogens, and Mad Cow disease. Eating meat also lays waste to our ocean life, rivers and streams, and destroys rain forests world wide (for cattle pastures). For those who foolishly believe that meat is necessary for strength, consider the most dominant track and field athlete in history, Edwin Moses, who won every single race he entered for 10 years, including Olymic gold medals. Edwin Moses was and is a vegetarian. And Carl Lewis, who for years was the world''s fastest man, was a vegan (no meat, no fish, no dairy) when training. Meat is simply not necessary, not healthy and is inherently cruel. I am a vegetarian because it is better for me, better for the animals, and better for the environment. Stop kidding yourselves that the animals you eat were not tortured, and that the FDA is making sure that they are safe for you and your children.
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by barbaraf4 February 17, 2008 10:31 PM PST
"Pssst... DON''''T LOOK AT IT YOU GOOF! God! I bet you are one of these people who blame media for what you choose to view!" Posted by trenticus

It''s pretty hard to miss when it''s the lead picture. It doesn''t matter now, because CBS listened!
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by pensacola88 February 17, 2008 10:35 PM PST
This beef recall proves that someone has the guts to stop something that is illegal and not just turn their eyes the other way. We have a good system.

In 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt created a commission to inspect the conditions in meat packing houses after reading ''The Jungle'' by Upton Sinclair. The federal Meat Inspection Act became law and reformed the meat industry. Up to that point, only foreign meat sources would require inspection, while domestic meat went to market, contaminated and unchecked.
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by fishinfool43 February 17, 2008 11:18 PM PST
I seem to recall Jack in the Box was serving contaminated meat in the late 70''s or possibly early 80''s. Anyone else remember that?
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by annie41337 February 17, 2008 11:23 PM PST
CBS Evening News article re recalled ground beef and animal abuse at a California Meat Company. Film clip showed a man with a hose squirting water down the nostrils of a live cow lying on the floor trying to drown it !!! Made me sick to my stomach to see such an inhumane horrible act on a poor dumb animal who can''t fight back. THIS ABUSE HAS TO STOP !!!
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by jt_lancer February 17, 2008 11:30 PM PST
Where''s the beef?
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