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US egg factory roasts alive 5.3m chickens in avian flu cull – then fires almost every worker
Laborers worked for a month disposing of birds killed in a gruesomely inhumane manner. Then they found they too were disposable
Labourers at the one of the world’s largest egg factories arrived at the plant in Rembrandt, Iowa, early one morning in March to discover they were about to work themselves out of a job.
As they gathered at the huge barns housing stacks of caged hens, the workers were told to forget about their usual routine of collecting eggs and feeding the birds. Overnight, the factory had begun slaughtering more than 5 million chickens using a gruesome killing method after detecting a single case of avian influenza. Even supervisors were assigned to the arduous task of dragging dead hens out of packed cages as Rembrandt Enterprises raced to contain the spread of the virus, amid the largest bird flu outbreak in the US in seven years.
www.theguardian.com
Don't worry folks. Its all an illusion. Don't Taz Me might lock this thread cause well he doesn't like the news.
That doesn't include the mass number of chickens eliminated in Lancaster PA and doesn't include the 18 food warehouses and processing plants burned down in the last 5 months in this country alone.
Turn your heads or stick them in the sand or up your asses folks. Just like you always do.
Laborers worked for a month disposing of birds killed in a gruesomely inhumane manner. Then they found they too were disposable
Labourers at the one of the world’s largest egg factories arrived at the plant in Rembrandt, Iowa, early one morning in March to discover they were about to work themselves out of a job.
As they gathered at the huge barns housing stacks of caged hens, the workers were told to forget about their usual routine of collecting eggs and feeding the birds. Overnight, the factory had begun slaughtering more than 5 million chickens using a gruesome killing method after detecting a single case of avian influenza. Even supervisors were assigned to the arduous task of dragging dead hens out of packed cages as Rembrandt Enterprises raced to contain the spread of the virus, amid the largest bird flu outbreak in the US in seven years.
US egg factory roasts alive 5.3m chickens in avian flu cull â then fires almost every worker
Laborers worked for a month disposing of birds killed in a gruesomely inhumane manner. Then they found they too were disposable
www.theguardian.com
Don't worry folks. Its all an illusion. Don't Taz Me might lock this thread cause well he doesn't like the news.
That doesn't include the mass number of chickens eliminated in Lancaster PA and doesn't include the 18 food warehouses and processing plants burned down in the last 5 months in this country alone.
Turn your heads or stick them in the sand or up your asses folks. Just like you always do.
