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Will The United States Be Next
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Or are they already doing this and just not telling us??????
Horse meat found in burgers — traces of pig, too.........
Horse meat and pig meat were found in burgers and ground beef sold at Ireland's biggest supermarkets. Traces of pig DNA appear in 85 percent of the tested meat, and one burger was roughly 30 percent horse meat.
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I grew up eating raw ground beef sandwiches. We ate it all the time and it was good. Nobody in the family ever once got sick. And as an adult I frequently had Steak Tartare which is raw ground beef with a raw egg and some herbs on top. Never once got sick from that either.
I don't know if I'd be willing to eat either of those things nowadays though. The codes of integrity and simple human decency have changed dramatically since my younger days. And not for the better.
And think of this, much of our fresh produce comes from Mexico or South America now, who knows what kind of soil conditions they have.
Once meat reaches the consumer market level is where meat could have the possibility of being deliberately mixed as inspectors are not on a full time basis at that level.
Meat processing is highly regulated in this country and no one best not violate rules of processing.
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