THOUSANDS of dead cattle in Nebraska....THIS IS A DIRECT ATTACK ON AMERICA’S FOOD SUPPLY

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THOUSANDS of dead cattle in Nebraska

No one knows why, but this is something you don’t see every day. UPDATE: THE ANSWER IS IN: SOMEONE SNUCK ONTO THE RANCH AND POISONED THE WATER THE CATTLE DRANK. THIS IS A DIRECT ATTACK ON AMERICA’S FOOD SUPPLY. OVER 10,000 HEAD OF CATTLE KILLED. Now who, what group, has a history of poisoning it’s opposition? Don’t pretend to guess.

UPDATE TO ABOVE: This may sound crazy and I don’t normally link stuff like this, but a psychic nailed the cattle poisonings that just happened, and she did it on June 1. There is ZERO “fruitcake” in this psychic, I would not have put this here if it was not shocking, she nailed this mass cattle die off, the lack of water and then poisoned water and that people did it, how the people who watched the cattle were Mexicans, how saboteurs arrived, and EVERY DETAIL RELATED TO IT. Now that it has been revealed that the cattle did indeed die from poisoned water and not heat or disease this really takes the cake.

Her segment of the video is long. At 37 minutes (her segment starts at 30 minutes) She nails the fact that the feedlot animals were not messed with, but the free range animals got their water supply poisoned when the dry stream they drank from suddenly got water, and the water was poisoned which killed them all. She ties it all together at 43 minutes. Clearly, someone released water from a dam which the cattle drank, and they poisoned the water when they released it to cause a mass cattle die off. That’s exactly what just happened today. I never saw anything like this that hit so many details perfect. At first it looks like nonsense but if you watch it a second time, you’ll be captivated by the detail and how it ended up being true.

CONCLUSION: The elite who ran the large feedlots poisoned the water supply to the smaller farmers to kill all their cattle, so the elite could more completely take over agriculture. She saw EVERY BIT OF IT.

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OMG! & however many characters cannot express my outrage!

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Wouldn’t it just be horrible, if folks woke up to higher prices. Realizing the fact that most folks can’t afford the new prices. Fuel for commuters vs I’m 65 and I don’t drive. Inflation across the board, everything fuel related and prices are rising. Where does it end? Rich folks barely notice, poor folks didn’t have much to begin with, but the majority in between. Remain silent? Spiraling down, no new stuff then no vacations no savings now NO MEAT? Sounds like the USSR right? We’ll be vegan right? Fed only gmo survival foods, out of a can a recyclable one, microwaved food will kill germs! Well put a pretty picture on the wrapper, and blitz your brain with ads influencers deciding for you how awesome it tastes oozing with savory sensations, that ad, the food is truly Soylent green, it’s a rerun, not a new deal. Prison food!! I live on 3 for 7$ that’s three Boston market frozen TV dinners a week!! Three meatloafs on sale!! Pretty good and in between I eat candy drink coffee. Milk and a soda! Lol lol I guess I should feel guilty for splurging ya know. We sacrificed 45 years for a broken body lol who benefitted? Yes we survive on bread and water, steak not really worth the cost, all buttered up well done on the outside tender and juicy inside all spiced up it’s about as orgasmic as sex to most folks. I’m thinking it will be replaced any day now. No more gas guzzlers no beef, no car no insurance too old for sex, Biden has the cure for consumerism it’s old age!!! Force everyone to live like an old droid. Even kids can’t leave the house, covered up inside, watching tv all day and night can’t sleep sirens 24/7 too hot no A/C can’t drink tap water, heck risky bathing in it and soap is sky high no laundry due to water rationing. But Hunter Biden is god to joe! He worships a crackhead, and you worried about the orange chimp chump trump having his finger where only bill Clinton’s cigar would go! Yah right on the button

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Apparently this is video of the 3000 cattle that died in SW Kansas. Original tweet said heat, farmer I talked in Kansas said it wasn’t the heat.

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Another article of the cattle deaths posted on Ice Age Farmer telegram feed.

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The cause could be any number of nefarious reasons, agenda, actors and likely a mix of those and what is assumed to be a natural weather pattern, which is not.

The news of Russia’s gas fields on fire coming at the same time, doubles the likelihood of the horrific speeding up of the plan.

I would imagine that many people are experiencing the gut, heart and soul wrenching with every new headline. I know I am.

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Sorry, not onboard with weaponry in this case, as these animals are for consumption, not so with birds, etc.

Most likely possibilities, poisoning of feed or water, or both OR, as video I attached, some unknown variant that reacted in the gut with heat.

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That is what I meant for the takeaway of my post in which the only weapon I was referring to as to a possibility in this case was weather modification on a global scale and in this case, drought. I left all the other possibilities on the table under the umbrella agenda of ultimately killing off all of us useless eaters.

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This is bizzare, haven’t heard of anything like this happening at this scale since the buffalo herds were murdered.

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So…I have looked up and down and no one knows where the original video came from.

https://www.feedstuffs.com/news/rare-heatwave-hits-southwest-kansas-contributes-high-feeder-cattle-death-losses

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Scale? 10,000 head of cattle is barely noticeable for our food supply.

I highly doubt this has anything to do with an attack on our food supply, as it would be a wasted attack due to concentrating the other attacks on the processing end of things.

It’s like bombing both the refineries and the oil wells; reducing the output of both by 50% means you wasted half your effort, because that oil wouldn’t have been refined if you’d only targeted one of those industries anyway so you might as well have concentrated all efforts on one industry even if diminishing returns kicks in. Example: it’s better to reduce refining by 60% and oil by 0% or oil by 60% and refining by 0% than both by 50%, as the first 2 examples reduce production by 60% with lots of wasted capacity in the other, while the last example reduces production by 50%.

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@Zorost I have to disagree. I did read that they were headed to the slaughter house at $1200.00 per head. I think the money involved would tick off a lot of people (families). Dr. Pharrell had an opinion about some kind of practice weaponry test. At this point it could be both weaponry and another stick up our dupa and watch us really squirm. Don’t forget, we are just cattle to them. Again, that was a lot of lost beef on our family tables.

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I had a hard time finding anything on it after Colonel’s original post. I don’t have a twitter or fb account, so that’s out, but I now have to prove I’m not a robot on a Brave search. And the link I posted above was the only one I could find once I did search. Pretty weird for such an important story, at least to most of the people here.

Since the beginning of June, some video’s, reports and posts have disappeared in the blink of an eye, almost as fast as they’re posted online. Very frustrating and concerning.

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#16

“We are just cattle to them” sound ancient text language to me, especially given the current state of the world and the foreboding sense of doom or otherwise on the horizon.

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I’m not saying there wasn’t a scam involved, but more of a local scam, perhaps involving insurance. But not one involving TPTB, since it is small potatoes. It’s like saying a lemonade stand was put out of business because TPTB didn’t want the competition.

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It’s more than that, I’m afraid. That many cattle out of the market isn’t the main issue. A meat works or two will be shut down while the ground water is tested, affecting hundreds of workers, nevermind the lack of throughput at the plant. Every agronomist and agri worker will be affected if the ground water has been contaminated, grain and feedstock farms will have to go through testing if there is a suspicion of ground water contamination. A lot of feedstock and grain will be wasted or destroyed.

Banks will call in valuation and insurance actuaries to re-value the affected land and surrounding properties, and rebalance their loans across an entire water basin if lower productivity is suspected. The area is already in drought, from some of the info I have seen, that means stock levels are already affected, which has lowered land prices already - land is priced based on how many cattle you can run per acre. Farms on lower margins will be priced out and forced to sell. Some people may give up based on the possibility of organised crime working at this level.

General public sentiment will result in lower sales just through the suspicion of poisoning, lowering general profits and spending across the board. Machinery, maintenance and motor sales will drop across the region due to less cash in the local economy, having an effect in town. Shift workers will be affected first, plant staff wont get bonus payments, no extra shifts and so on. The town water supply comes from the same source as the cattle, potentially there will be issues there too. Corruption in the local economy will be exposed for good or ill on the back of this.

Then there is the chilling effect on other farmers in the region, state and surrounding states. That will drive spending sentiment throughout the region. Any farm and town drawing from the same water basin will be affected in one way or another. Just as water flows downhill, effects in the primary production dictate the quantity and quality of life. If your farmers are under attack, you are under attack. You have no idea how stupid townies are considered by farmers when they hand wave away issues that affect primary production. Issues like this are known as a “gut shot”, in the farming world - you are dead, you just don’t know it yet.

People really need to get their head around the fact that a countries whole economy is based upon the capabilities of primary production - food, water, fuel, minerals and irons. Stability in primary industry allows secondary industries to emerge and survive - transport, banking, markets, production. Then towns can can survive and generate tertiary industry. Somewhere way down the line, fancy hair, nice frocks, bookshops and imported cars exist.

Knock out primary industry, and a country will die, simples.

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@Bahri
I don’t doubt that this is one of many that COULD definitely relate to destroying the small producers. How many have we not heard (no pun) about? Will see. If it happens again (& we find out about it) we probably have that scenario in play.

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