"With regard to ‘foot and mouth’ most definitely there are wheels within wheels. But up until now, Wynn has been trusting of the veterinary superiors. He says 'I just do what the vet tells me.' And the vet of course, just does what he is told by the ministry. And the ministry of course, just do what they are told by the rich men behind the scenes, and the rich men behind the scenes do not answer to anybody - on this earth at least. For these men behind the scenes are the string pullers, the shape-shifters, the men who never feature in the mainstream press. And they never feature in the mainstream press because they own the mainstream press. These men are the law-makers, not the law abiders. These men are the men at those meetings to which no press are ever invited. These men are the puppeteers. "And with regard to this latest foot and mouth ‘pseudo crisis’, Tony Blair is well acquainted with these rich puppeteers. For he himself has strings attached to every limb. Blair’s federalist ideas are not his ideas at all. He is just the acceptable face at this moment in time to implement just a little bit more of the super-state federalist infrastructure. Blair is totally owned and in the pockets of the rich federalists behind the scenes." [The article also includes important info about AIDS, particularly in Africa. It is linked from http://www.whatareweswallowing.freeserve.co.uk/footandmouthenter.htm Bear in mind that the slaughtering policy has nothing to do with a deadly pathogen being eradicated. Hoof and mouth is *not* deadly., is manageable, does not adversely affect humans, and only creates panic -- even imagining it as a "biological weapon" -- because of public policy regarding the wanton destruction of animals.] http://www.whatareweswallowing.freeserve.co.uk/avisit.htm The official, the string pullers and the Birmingham 17: a farmer’s perspective on a visit from the MAFF. Until last Monday 12th March, Wynn Gittens was a hard-working dairy herd farmer, farming 200 cattle and 1350 sheep at Ucheldre Farm, Brooks, near Welshpool, Wales. But in the space of a single day, his whole life was turned upside-down. the visit That Monday morning, Wynn noticed that a couple of his cows were drooling at the mouth, and that another was limping slightly. Abiding by the statutory legislation instructing farmers to immediately report any suspected symptoms indicating foot and mouth, Wynn called his local vet. He was told that the vet could not come out, because if the cows in question were suffering from foot and mouth, then the current quarantine laws would mean the vet could not visit another farm for the next three days minimum. This would short staff the practice. A MAFF official would need to visit. A MAFF representative arrived shortly afterwards. Wynn took him to the cow shed. The official took one look at one of the suspected cows and said “I don’t need to see any more. This cow has got foot and mouth. I need to use your telephone.”A rapid series of calls was then made, the official informing his superiors and various other officials that an immediate slaughter of Wynn Gittens’ animals be carried out. Some paperwork was filled in, and another telephone call was made to request the attendance of a livestock evaluation officer. With the paperwork completed, and the death sentence process formerly initiated, only then did the MAFF representative take a saliva sample from the only cow he had previously inspected. Within half an hour of the MAFF official leaving, the livestock evaluation officer arrived. The evaluation was carried out. A fair figure was arrived at, and approximately one hour later, the slaughtering began. One brief visit by a ministry official, one unconfirmed visual diagnosis, some paperwork, and by early next morning, 200 head of Belgian Blue Cross cattle, and 1350 Beulah speckled sheep were dead. flagrant straying from procedure And it is at this point that we must necessarily examine the Ucheldre Farm ‘official visit’. For the evidence points very strongly towards gross malpractice. At no point was it mentioned to Wynn that a number of other livestock diseases share the visible symptoms of foot and mouth. The following link http://www.oie.int/eng/maladies/fiches/A_A010.HTM takes us to the OIE official list of livestock illnesses and diseases that bear similarities to foot and mouth. Said Wynn “We just do what the vet tells us. We’re not the experts.” But Wynn’s government appointed vet didn’t really tell Wynn anything. Except that all his cattle and sheep had to be killed. Did Wynn’s cattle have foot and mouth? It’s all a bit late to tell now. The evidence has long since vanished. No-one has got back to Wynn with the results of the saliva sample taken by the official as he left the site. But even if the diagnosis was correct, foot and mouth is not the serious disease we are being led to believe. Evidence of foot and mouth in one or two cattle most certainly does not warrant the instant destruction of 1350 sheep and 200 cows! On a more serious procedural note, at no point in the visit to Mr Gittens’ farm, was any blood taken to confirm the presence of foot and mouth. Not one single test was carried out to independently confirm the official’s initial diagnosis. This is in direct contravention of the procedure as laid out in the MAFF sister site at the Institutes for Animal Health found at http://www.iah.bbsrc.ac.uk/Press_releases/FMD%202001.htm …“The role of the IAH in the current outbreak of FMD is to support the on-farm activities of MAFF by providing a laboratory diagnostic service for establishing the foot-and-mouth disease status of samples taken from animals suspected of being infected. When tissue and blood samples are received at the laboratory, tests to identify the presence of virus are set up. If large quantities of virus are present these tests can yield a positive result within 4 hours….” The chairman of Montgomery Farmer’s Union Wales, Philip Owens recently stated “MAFF are conducting the slaughter and disposal policy with such sloppiness, that if their theory on the spread of the foot and mouth virus is correct, then they will themselves be spreading it everywhere”. Experiences such as Wynn’s has necessitated Owens to call for a halt to the current policy. Please read his statement here. But this is only just the beginning of the story of Wynn Gittens’ official visit. a stinking pile Having slaughtered all 1550 animals at Wynn’s farm, officialdom did not make another appearance again for another two and a half days. Basically, Wynn’s animals were left in a massive stinking pile “The smell was terrible.” said Wynn. “But we couldn’t go anywhere. The man from the ministry told us we can’t leave the farm for 21 days.” (More on Wynn’s enforced segregation from the rest of the community a little later.) And then, on the Thursday morning of that week, a transit van arrived at the farm. The rear door swung open and 17 men of varying ages spilled out into the yard, all reporting for ‘highly infectious disease’ clearing up duty. And that’s when the trouble began. For none of the men could speak any English. And that is because the men employed for the task of clearing Wynn’s farm were all asylum seekers. Says Wynn, “It was chaos here. All these men, none of whom looked as if they had ever really done a day’s work in their life, were wandering around, not knowing what they were supposed to do, because none of them could understand any English. They were all driven up here from Birmingham apparently. By 1pm that day, the foreman had had enough, and the asylum seekers were all taken away from the site”. One of the asylum seekers was rather hoping to stay on it seems. Said Wynn’s mother “One chap approached us, saying “Me work you. You give me bedroom, I work you all the time.” Having now no livestock with which to work, an offer of employment was of course impossible. An English-speaking replacement crew arrived on site a little later that afternoon. Greyhound Plant Services from Oswestry are the official contractors appointed by MAFF to supervise the clearing up duty. Guy Hitchin, the man responsible for hiring and firing ‘the Birmingham 17’ would offer no comment on the above. But telephoning under the pretence of seeking employment, I discovered that no experience is necessary to handle ‘highly infectious diseased carcass disposal’. I was offered a job at £5 per hour and “Could I drive a JCB?” I would need to find local digs though, as operatives did not stay on site. Eh? Wynn has to stay on site, but ministry officials and disposal personnel can arrive in the morning and leave in the evening? They can come and go as they please? Why can’t Wynn go out? inconsistency or what?! Since Wynn’s official state order to stay put, all manner of officials have been visiting his supposedly ‘highly infectious’ premises. A quick calculation, and currently we have one ministry appointed vet, a Greyhound foreman, a full English-speaking Greyhound crew plus 17 asylum seekers, all wandering around the country and countryside, and all spreading the vicious foot and mouth virus even further……if we are to believe MAFF’s much-touted virus hypothesis. So where’s the consistency in the official approach to this ‘stick to anything, airborne, 25 mile radius travelling capacity’ foot and mouth virus theory? Surely the virus is clinging just as much to the visitors as it is to Wynn? When it comes to consistency in this whole affair, basically there isn’t any. Says the marooned Wynn “My neighbours are being very good about all of this. They’re leaving the essentials like bread and milk, etc, at the farm entrance. Since this has happened, we have had no call from MAFF, no letters advising us on what to do, and no letters telling us when we can leave the farm. We’re just kind of stuck here… waiting really.” And as a thinking society, should we not all be saying “What the ******* is actually going on here?” a familiar smell Nothing about this whole foot and mouth affair makes any sense. Nothing except the smell that is. And it’s a very familiar smell. It’s not the smell of Wynn’s ‘deadstock’. That particular smell has now receded. No, the smell is the smell of politics. And it doesn’t just smell. It stinks. The putrid aroma of self-appointed officialdom, vested interests and hidden agendas is clinging to every aspect of foot and mouth. A refusal to answer awkward questions, a refusal to let opposing views be heard at television press conferences, the covering up of in-house mistakes, the adherence to outdated slaughter policy, and a refusal to admit that the science behind the current mass cull is wholly errant – these are just some of the highly infectious agents at the heart of this grotesque affair. mis-diagnosis across the board Unconfirmed visual diagnosis is by no means confined to the veterinary establishment. For those people not yet familiar with the scandal of the ‘visual only’ AIDS test, the following link at http://srd.yahoo.com/goo/%22Bangui%2bAIDS%22/3/*http://www.africasia.com/icpubs/na/ dec98/nacs1202.htm will take you to an article written by Baffour Ankomah, editor of ‘The New African’. Entitled “Are 26 million Africans dying of AIDS? – the biggest lie of the century uncovered.” we learn that visual diagnosis for AIDS is being carried out in Africa by official organisations on a breathtakingly large scale. Just as Wynn’s farm and others are being visited at lightning speed by slipshod officials from MAFF and assorted contractors, so too are African villages and townships being visited at lightning speed by officials from WHO, UNAIDS, USAID and related NGO’s, who are rushing in to deliver ‘visual only’ HIV positive diagnoses upon the unsuspecting and trusting inhabitants. These morally outrageous official visits are resulting in thousands upon thousands of uninfected Africans being falsely diagnosed as HIV positive, based only on a few outwardly visual symptoms such as 10% weight loss, fever, and sickness. This is what is known as the WHO (World Health Organisation) Bangui method of diagnosis. Anyone who knows the malnutrition, malarial and cholera problems Africa faces will immediately realise the huge potential for error in visually diagnosing for HIV. Credence Publications is in touch with various organisations in a number of African countries who tell us that when given good food, clean water and simple medicines, those people diagnosed with ‘the fatal HIV’ recover. Running alongside these ‘AIDS ravaged Africa’ stories, we can also read any number of unsubstantiated stories of ‘African as insatiable sexual being’. Anyone who actually knows Africa and Africans will know that these stories are actually vastly exaggerated. And surely, the west is the last place on the map worthy of lecturing others on sexual morals. Is any of this reported in the mainstream news? No of course not! Why not? Because as always, there are wheels within wheels. (Please see footnote) foot and mouth and wheels With regard to ‘foot and mouth’ most definitely there are wheels within wheels. But up until now, Wynn has been trusting of the veterinary superiors. He says “I just do what the vet tells me.” And the vet of course, just does what he is told by the ministry. And the ministry of course, just do what they are told by the rich men behind the scenes, and the rich men behind the scenes do not answer to anybody - on this earth at least. For these men behind the scenes are the string pullers, the shape-shifters, the men who never feature in the mainstream press. And they never feature in the mainstream press because they own the mainstream press. These men are the law-makers, not the law abiders. These men are the men at those meetings to which no press are ever invited. These men are the puppeteers. And with regard to this latest foot and mouth ‘pseudo crisis’, Tony Blair is well acquainted with these rich puppeteers. For he himself has strings attached to every limb. Blair’s federalist ideas are not his ideas at all. He is just the acceptable face at this moment in time to implement just a little bit more of the super-state federalist infrastructure. Blair is totally owned and in the pockets of the rich federalists behind the scenes. interdependent And reading between the lines, it would seem that small farm holdings are incompatible with federalism. For with an independent food supply, the UK can remain an independent nation. But federalism is all about interdependence. And without the food base, the UK of course, becomes an interdependent nation, the federalist dream, and this UK government’s goal. When it comes to the finer details of this policy, we will endeavour to bring you the fuller picture. One thing is certain. This latest slaughter campaign has absolutely nothing to do with improving UK agriculture. But back at Wynn’s farm, talk of the cull being a roundabout means of creating an interdependent superstate would be an unnecessary intrusion at this time. Quite simply, Wynn has enough on his plate at the moment. He has been ruined. Given these circumstances, will Wynn become yet another one of those farmer suicide statistic? “I’ll pick myself up.” says Wynn. And yes, he will probably will. He’s of hardy stock, like so many other ‘ruined overnight’ farmers unnecessarily embroiled in this ‘pseudo-crisis’. But where is this all going? To what unhealthy Utopian destination are we all headed? When are we all going to start looking at more than just the superficial issues? When are we all going to get up out of our armchairs and cry out “Enough is enough!” ? For if we don’t begin to say “Enough is enough!” we will all be the victims. Every single one of us. Remember that a bad seed can only bear bad fruit. The quicker we as a nation and other nations, begin to get to grips with the real issues in this debate, the more healthy we will all be as a result. And perhaps some of that horrible smell will begin to disappear too. Please distribute far and wide. Comments to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Footnote In the case of AIDS, the primary agenda is to use Africa as a living example of just how much we need $multi-multi billion AIDS research pro
