The USDA published a Final Rule on Animal Disease Traceability making traceability mandatory for interstate sales and transport. With recent global definitions defining humans as animals it sets the stage for future traceability for humans, for purposes of disease only. Back in 2006 we put together a book on the dangers traceability and now the dangers are coming to pass before our eyes.
Here is one facet, the latest in tracing technology from: Continue reading
By
Celeste Bishop
On December 18 American began creeping to the very edge of the the Agricultural Cliff: The noose is closing in on exemption for Opt-Out of the Agricultural Census which delves into much more than ones agricultural pursuits, and including incomes, assets, itineraries, etc… I have been using the Religious Exemption for some time, as have others, but it looks like that loop is closing. Peculiarly, the pathetic exemptions do not address ‘Privacy’ issues at all. The Agricultural Census new catchy phrase is: Grow the Future of Agriculture. If you have ever received one of these intrusive beasts you know what invasive they are.
On the 20th of December what was initially called NAIS (National Animal Identification System (amended to Traceability or ADT) was finalized in the Federal Register. NAIS was vehemently opposed to by the States, farmers, and the public alike. Arrogantly the USDA boasted about public distaste for the intrusive program, but they proceeded as they said they would do within the VS 2015 documents and other documents. America is now over the Agricultural Cliff and sinking faster than the Titanic with a clear view of famine hitting in no time.
On December 21 the USDA amended the AWA (Animal Welfare Act) and will be coercing any licensed facility which they just required above by ADT to create an All-Hazards Plan for their “facility” and animals. “Facilities” are required to participate in the chain-of-command system as dictated by DHS/FEMA and forced participation in the NIMS training system. They also must disclose all materials and resources at the “facility” formerly known as a farm.
America has not entered the Twilight Zone, the American food supply just crashed over the Agricultural Cliff.
Federalized Food Before the Holidays
By
Celeste Bishop
Americans unequivocally said “no” to the National Animal Identification System (NAIS) and then to the renamed Animal Disease Traceability (ADT) as clearly stated in this Federal Register document. But the USDA-APHIS branch is beholding to its commitment to foreign trade and treaties selling out the American people and have just federalized the animal food industry within USSR of America before the holidays..
In 2005-2006 there was a resounding outcry from farmers, ranchers and consumers demanded State protection from the federal bullies. States proposed legislation although behind closed doors Committee Chairmen/women and high paid lobbyists gave the thumbs down to NIAS protection that the people were demanding. One long time employee was overhead saying, “We need to get rid of these annoying people.” They promptly installed panic buttons, the kind you find in banks, to keep the people at bay. Not taking no for an answer the USDA-APHIS designated a few “Listening Sessions.” They then used these sessions, in perfect Hegelian Dialectic, to gain a lukewarm communist consensus. Once they got of hint of consensus they took the ball and ran with it, implementing their original plan and even more.
This new Traceability Plan is accepting comments, but according to this document they will make their decision only from a State and Tribal corrupt ‘Advisory Group’. As you will see the document uses Executive Order after Executive Order as a foundation for its infrastructure. Meanwhile the U.S Code and CFR are dotted with new codes supporting this food agenda. Towards the end it has the audacity to claim: “The regulations in this part preempt State, Tribal, and local laws and regulations that are in conflict with them”.
You will notice that this was posted in the Federal Register on August 11, 2012 when farming and rancher watchmen/women are the busiest. Most Americans are vacationing and food issues are far from their minds. Hence the delay in getting the word out.
Here are the basics of the plan from the bowels of the United Nations:
Premise Identification: This is an international number. If you own property it clouds your title putting the “federal” government in first position.
RFID Identification of Animals: This sound like a good thing but the fact of the matter is that the RFID has been linked with cancer. When RFID was heavily promoted this was suppressed. See Katherine Albrecht’s great work on the topic.
Another disturbing fact with this RFID mandate is that according to the very UN treaty driving this Traceability scheme humans are defined as animals. What applies to animals, applies to you.
Surveillance 24/7: Global entities want to know where all animals are at all times and their health. The new RFID’s can remotely provide health information relaying a problem before any symptoms appear.
Recordkeeping: UN Style
They say, “The devil is in the details” and this proposal will horrify you if you like to eat. Take a moment to comment, but understand, that this is the regulatory process which means they really won’t listen to you. In fact, they have already made up their minds, amalgamated a favorable Advisory Committee to secure the Traceability rule. The USDA-APHIS. have declared in public record that it will cost the farmer a negligible amount. Well maybe, if you get free-bailouts every-time you turn around it might be negligible. Most farmers are doing you the consumer a double service: providing good wholesome food for you and your family and also standing as watchmen/women protecting your food supply from the global wolves dressing in sheep outfits. Please support your local small farm in any way you can.
For those who do not have Adobe here are the grueling details. Continue reading
For over a decade now Walmart has been positioning itself to be the food driver. The Department of Defense and WalMart agreed with trans-national corporations to begin placing RFID’s in their inventory supply chain. Traditional small farmers and RFID opponents such as Dr. Katherine Albrecht took to the media, Legislature, Congress even going as far as the President in the White House to warm of the impending dangers of introducing and mandating RFID’s in commerce. Farmers were concerned that the mandate would be integrated into the National Animal Identification System (NAIS) now known as Traceability. NAIS is a three step program to food tyranny which forces everyone who has potential to earn $1000, the definition of a small farm, to:
This program farmers articulate will result in higher food costs and limited availability. Small farmers will be forced out of business by large agri-businesses who will dominate markets such as WalMart by creating artificial regulations which are to costly for small farmers to implement.
Dr. Katherine Albrecht’s concern is Americans voluntarily consenting to give up their privacy when they participate in these types of programs and the privacy issues and health issues relating to RFID use.
What is the latest with Wal Mart and Your Food? Continue reading
Top Invasive Species Violators
and 700 more, giving gov regulators the power to trample your private property rights
You are wondering about the Michigan invasive pig law? Is it legitimate? Farmers have been education the public on the Terrestrial Animal Health Code since 2005. Quietly each state in the Republic has taken money to implement this United Nations Code. The Terrestrial Animal Health Code manifests in your state as the Invasive Species laws and regulations. Basically each State took money to interfere with your absolute right in property ownership.
How do you know invasive species laws and regulations are active in your state? Look up the regulations and laws in your state or your can blindly run into hundreds of checkpoints in your state checking for invasive species. You think it is just aquatic, no, it is incremental implementation.
Here is the tool:
Here is the WA Invasive Species website:
http://www.invasivespecies.wa.gov/
Here is the 2011 Terrestrial Animal Health Code which will updated in May 2012
http://www.nonaiswa.org/?p=7826
Here is a sampler of the checkpoints in Montana (same unconstitutional regs)
Unconstitutional Checkpoint! Are the THC Chickens Coming Home to Roost?
http://www.nonaiswa.org/?p=6128
Rat Patrol: Veterinary Services Works With Iowa DOT in Unconstitutional Animal Movement Checkpoints
http://www.nonaiswa.org/?p=7440
WA has even established a toll free INFEST invasive species sighting Hot Line.
WA Invasive Species Council
Established by the legislature in 2006 and then extended in 2011, the council was tasked with providing policy level direction, planning, and coordination for combating harmful invasive species throughout the state and preventing the introduction of others that may be potentially harmful.
The Washington Invasive Species Council evaluated more than 700 invasive species in and around Washington to analyze which posed the greatest threat to the state’s environment, economy, and human health. The council selected 50 priority species for action in the short term.
Problem                                                     Reaction                                                      Solution=
Hegelian Dialectic
Ouuuu…ahhhh…disgusting. Turn in an Invasive Species violator and win a FREE whistle, WOW!!!!! See out your neighbors for a whistle.
From the trenches,
Celeste
Call your lawmakers and Oppose AB 489. Find your legislator here: http://legis.wisconsin.gov/w3asp/waml/waml.aspx
Lawmakers are using the “carrot†approach to coerce livestock producers into marking their beasts with electronic ear tags!
By offering income tax breaks as reimbursement for for the cost of the tags and readers legislators hope to forward codex for cows regime!
Small farms don’t have livestock moving in and out constantly and aren’t as likely to have disease issues as the big industrial Ag complex corporate CAFOs.
The state can’t afford to fund schools or provide for services, but can afford tax breaks that would only result in profits for tag manufacturers.
First they forced premises registration on farmers and now the tags. The bill proposes a voluntary participation for RFID tags, but so was premises registration!
The USDA has admitted that the disease trace back system does not prevent or control livestock disease!
Help us keep producing healthy food for YOU! Call now and oppose AB 489.
What’s next? In the House Ag. Committee hearing Al Ott proposed making producers that don’t register premises and use RFID tags be forced to pay the state’s expenses in the event of a livestock disease outbreak!
Remember, these RFID’s, electronic identification have been scientifically linked with aggressive cancers in many species. See Katherine Albrecht’s: http://www.chipmenot.org/ for the scientific evidence that was suppressed by these evil companies when they first introduced the chip for a plethora of supposedly wonderful reasons. Make sure your public servants understand that electronic identification is linked to cancer. If we do not win this battle it will be humans who are next targeted by this revenue maker and depopulation device.
View it here;
http://www.wiseye.org/Programming/VideoArchive/EventDetail.aspx?evhdid=5768
YOUR PAPERS PLEASE!
“ Paul Griepentrog’s 95 thesis on how WI DATCP and USDA broke the law and WI legislators ignored itâ€
http://www.normeconomics.org/WI_N_D_all.pdf pdf of Notice and Demand
http://www.normeconomics.org/new.html#seven Article on the Notice and Demand
http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=APHIS-2010-0007-0001
Against the will of the people APHIS has published, under an amendment to the Privacy Act, the APHIS Animal Health Surveillance and Monitoring System (AHSM). To many of you it will look remarkably like the National Animal Identification System known as NAIS, then, Traceability, and now the Animal Health Surveillance and Monitoring System. Records kept under this system will include highlights such as:
Keeping of records in the system for 150 year with monthly updates
The keeping and distribution of non-compliant person(s) records
Justification for their existence
No Opt-OUT
Person may obtain their own records in the ‘System’ by FOIA only
Collaborators and “Users’ of the ‘System’
The AHSM is a Web-based system hosted at secure and geographically dispersed locations. A backup copy of the data is maintained at a ‘secure’ U.S. government facility.
Effective Date:Â January 9, 2012
Comment Periods Ends: December 28, 2012
From the trenches,
Celeste
(5 Part Series on VS2015, at bottom of the page)
I am sitting here next to 150 pages of ‘public’ documents that will alter the way we engage in agriculture until the end of days. I have thoughts rumbling around my head on what to say, what to highlight, but to be honest this is a very humbling moment leaving me speechless except for deep groaning thoughts which are lifted up to my God.
With faith, walking, and the reality of ‘public’ documents many of you engaged in the food fight opposing the National Animal Identification System (NAIS) now known as Traceability in the age old game of semantic word twisting.   Well, the Traceability regulation, has been passed off to Veterinary Services. I attempted to follow the organizational chart to whom they would be accountable and it is a dead end. Veterinary Services used to be its own entity, not following the USDA into Homeland Security, but was loosely accountable to the OIE. I can find no current org chart with its current status.
VS has launched a SharePoint cloud website where they claim transparency. When a person clicks on the links or link references you get nothing or saying it is for private use, namely to claim transparency while not being transparent. But most of could guess that already.
I am just going to let the documents stand for themselves. It is better to hear it in their own words anyhow. It won’t be difficult to connect the dots with Agenda 21, One Health, the enviro-green-wackery, etc… As you wade through these documents remember the comment period is not over for Traceability and here we have a massive program, a new inter (intra)net, and even a penalty matrix to bring lashes to those who refuse to comply. One thing remains the same…they will continue to use ‘incentives’ (remember the ol popcorn and key-chain to get folks to join the premises ID database?) to ensnare Americans to give up their rights and private property. What lies at the end of this agricultural Tower of Babel is slavery, starvation, and death no matter what their pretty pictures and words promise you. Enter the Days of Noah…., more on that another time.
For more than 3 years, Veterinary Services (VS) employees have been working to create a new vision for the organization. The national animal health landscape has changed significantly in recent years. VS must evolve to meet the new demands of animal agriculture in the 21st century.
Our challenge is to continue our evolution — to focus not only on the issues of today, but also those of tomorrow. To do that, VS will enhance and refocus the strengths that have made us the Nation’s animal health leader. VS2015, at its heart, has been about how we will reposition VS for the future demands of animal health.
VS employees from across the organization have been working for the past 3 years to more clearly define our future. Their work has culminated in a new plan for the organization entitled Veterinary Services: A New Perspective. Our New Perspective addresses the critical steps we’re taking to fully realize our place in the new animal health landscape. It articulates a clear vision for our organization and set specific goals, objectives, and priorities to achieve that vision. All VS employees and stakeholders are invited to comment on the New Perspective; the document itself contains links for submitting your ideas.
New Perspective (pdf 1.12mb)
Dr. John Clifford, Deputy Administrator of Veterinary Services, recently spoke about the importance of VS’ New Perspective.
VS 2015 Factsheet (pdf 1.10mb)
Agricultural Emergency Management Preparedness and Response Planning (AEM-PReP)
Movement & Marketability (M&M) (pdf 333kb)
One Health (pdf 461kb)
New Regulatory Direction (pdf 117kb)
Surveillance for Action (pdf 331kb)
From the trenches of freedom! I refuse to become a slave to their beast system no matter what dog and pony show they put on or whatever enforcement they choose to exercise.
Celeste
Part 1: Surveillance-Streams of Data Flowing with American Blood, Part 1: VS 2015-Plague of Blood
Part 2:Â ADT:Â Beguiling the Farmer, Part 2:Â VS 2015- A New Perspective
Part 3: Displaced Humans-Thursday January 5, 2012, Â Part 3: VS2015-Strategic Plan for Implementing One Health
Part 4-UnderDevelopment
Part 5-Under Development
For a price you can purchase the new 2010 World Animal Health Almanac which I would is assume is the condensed version of the Terrestrial Animal Health Code. Since the USDA and individual states so freely admit their ‘partnership’ with the OIE you might just want to ask your local, county and state public officials if they have their copy yet. It will let you know entrenched they are in the global agriculture scheme.
World Animal Health [in 2010] with its two volumes presents a synthesis of animal health information from 166 countries and territories around the world, including both OIE Members (178 in May 2011) and non OIE Members.
This publication provides a unique tool for all those involved in animal production, wildlife disease surveillance, international trade in animals and animal products and the epidemiology and control of animal diseases, including zoonoses. The 2010 edition carries over the improvements already included in the previous edition by allowing countries and territories to report their animal health status in domestic and wildlife populations separately, when relevant. This helps in improving surveillance and transparency in the notification of diseases in wild species, without putting in place unjustified trade barriers that are not complying with the provisions of the specific chapters of the OIE Terrestrial and Aquatic animal health Codes.
World Animal Health is published in two volumes (528 and 563 pages each respectively) and provides tables of data on OIE-listed diseases and their impact in each country/territory, with details of the control and prevention measures applied. For each of the diseases/infections reported present, the tables indicate the number of outbreaks and the number of susceptible animals, cases and deaths. The last section of the publication gives data at the national level on animal populations, veterinary staff resources, national Reference Laboratories and their diagnostic tests, vaccine capabilities and zoonotic disease cases in humans.
