충격 - 미국정부 소고기 위험성 은폐 증거기사

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충격적 사실입니다.

미 농무부가 캔사스 주 축산농가의 광우병 검사를 막을 때,  그 이유까지 나왔습니다.

 

일본이 자기나라에 수출할 소 들에 대해서만이라도,  광우병 검사를 전수로 해 달라고 했답니다.  그 비용은 일본이 다 대기로 하구요.

 

그런데도 미농무부가  소송까지 벌여서 막았다고 하는 군요.

축산농가가 이기자 미 농무부가  항소를 했다고 합니다.

만약 검사해서 광우병 소가 나오면, 지금까지 수출하던 30개월 이하 소들 모두 수출 중지될 위기이기 때문인 것 같습니다.

 

일본은 20개월 미만 소들만 수입합니다.  그런데도 미 농무부는 무서워서 검사를 못하고 있습니다.

 

그런데 대한민국은 나머지 쓰레기 우리나라로 다 가져오려고 합니다.

 

요 아래 답글 보면 (답글 꼭 보세요.  우리가 왜 쓰레기 소라고 하는지 다 나옵니다.)

광우병 검사비 한 마리당 2만원정도 라고 합니다.

 

현재 미국의 광우병 검사는 전체 소의약 1%정도만  오로지  미농무부에 의해서만 행해지게 되어 있다고 합니다.

 

근데도 우리나라는 정부가 나서서 미국소의 안전성을 기자회견과, 광고까지 동원해서 하고 있습니다.

우리나라 대통령 맞습니까?

 당장 책임을 물어야 합니다.

 

 

그리고 미국소 전면 수입거부 해야 합니다.  수입재개시에는  전수조사를 필수조건으로 내걸어야 합니다.

그리고 한우에 대해서도 광우병 전수조사를 조속히 시행햐야 합니다.

 

소한마리 얼마입니까?  한마리당 검사비 2만원이면,  제 돈 내고라도 검사하고 먹겠습니다.

 

여러분 이 사항은  어떤일이 있어도 관철시켜야 합니다.

우리는 그럴 자격이 있습니다.

왜냐하면,  우리와 우리의 부모자식은  모두 소중한 존재니까요..

 

에이즈도 법율이 있는데.

하루빨리 광우병 특별법 만들어서  일본보다 더 엄격한 기준으로 먹을 거리 관리하고

잃어버린 민족 자존심 살리고

국민건강권 되찾읍시다.

 

한국적인 것이 가장 세계적인것이다. 

그렇지 않습니까  여러분?

 

 

아래는 그 기사입니다.

http://www.foodproductiondaily.com/news/ng.asp?n=77014-creekstone-farms-premium-bse-testing

 

 

 

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By George Reynolds

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31-May-2007 - A federal court ruling allowing a meat processor to conduct its own tests for bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) is on hold following an appeal by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).

On discovery of the first US case of BSE, Creekstone Farms Premium wanted to test all of its cattle that it intended to ship to Japan, with the importers agreeing to cover the additional cost.

But the USDA wants to prevent it from doing so. Current BSE testing is on-ly conducted by the USDA on about on-e per cent of all cows slaughtered in the country.

Private testing on all cattle exports to Japan could force other processors to follow suit, and lead to domestic calls for increased BSE screening of meat products.

While, Creekstone claims full testing will assure its customers of the safety of its products, the USDA contends that this gives a false sense of security because BSE is generally undetectable in younger cattle.

Many large processors in the meat industry are looking on anxiously at the case, as it could set a precedent, eventually forcing them to have full screening procedures for all the cattle they slaughter.

In March, US District Judge James Robertson ruled in favor of Creekstone Farms stating that "prohibition of the private use of rapid test kits to screen cattle for bovine spongiform encephalopathy is unlawful."

The ruling was to take effect June, 1 2007, but the USDA said it would appeal on Tuesday, which now effectively delays testing until this court proceedings are concluded.

A decision in favor of Creekstone would allow the Kansas-based processor to test all of its cows for signs of the condition. If the processor's case ultimately fails, BSE testing will on-ly be conducted by the USDA, which currently tests about on-e per cent of slaughtered cows.

Dennis Buhlke, president and chief executive officer of Creekstone yesterday said the company has taken a lead role in the issue and is not alone in believing that the government should not prevent private companies from voluntarily testing cattle for BSE.

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"Although we are disappointed, we are not surprised by USDA's decision to appeal," she said. "In refusing to allow Creekstone Farms to respond to its customers' preference for beef from animals that have been tested for BSE, the USDA is doggedly pursuing a course that scientists, consumer groups, trade associations and business, and members of Congress regard as a bad policy."

Officials claim that while Creekstone can manage to test each of the 300,000 animals it slaughters each year, larger processors handing millions could not cope. Allowing Creekstone to test would be unfair competition, the USD claims.

"We still hope to convince USDA to work with Creekstone on a voluntary BSE testing program," Buhlke said. "However, Creekstone Farms will continue to pursue our right to test even in the wake of this latest action by the USDA."

Meanwhile, Creekstone said it has built, with the advice of BSE-testing experts, a state-of-the-art laboratory, which is ready for operations at its Arkansas plant. 

Last month, Japan eased inspection requirements on shipments of US beef imports into the country, which had been in operation following the discovery of BSE in 2003.

Prior to 2003, the Japanese export market was on-e of the US's largest, valued at $1.4 billion a year, according to the US Meat Eport Federation (USMEF).

Since the first discovery of the disease in the UK during 1986, some 190,000 cases have been reported worldwide, according to World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) statistics.

Of the countries affected by the disease, the US ranks low, with on-ly two confirmed cases up to 2006, according to OIE, which recently lowered the country's BSE status to "controlled risk."

Scientists believe that the human illness, Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (vCJD) - recognised in 1996 - is caused by the consumption of BSE-infected meat. About 160 people are thought to have died of the condition worldwide.