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An inside look at the Tyson beef processing plant that is closing in Joslin, Illinois Tyson bans phone use on the production factory floor but since all these employees have been told they’re being fired they don’t care and are filming Roughly 3,100 cattle were processed here every day...

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More than 2,500 Tyson employees were told they are being laid off and will be receiving final paychecks. Tyson made the decision to close its Joslin, Illinois beef processing plant Workers arriving for shifts were directed to the cafeteria and given letters confirming the permanent shutdown “Tyson told shareholders they expect losses around $650 million this fiscal year in its beef processing sector alone. Company officials claim cattle shortages and high livestock costs are to blame for that massive loss. But that reasoning doesn't do much for the workers who now only have a few weeks to find where their next paycheck is coming from” Tyson cited “one of the most historic cattle shortages the country has ever experienced.” Recent USDA data showed supplies will stay low. The U.S. cattle herd is near a 75 year low As the workers came in the scene was described as chaos, yelling, crying and a sense of betrayal from long term employees Beef prices have gone up roughly 80% just since 2016 Pretty ironic that beef prices skyrocket and there is a cow shortage as soon as globalists start their push towards not wanting us to eat beef…. This is all coordinated
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More than 2,500 Tyson employees were told they are being laid off and will be receiving final paychecks. Tyson made the decision to close its Joslin, Illinois beef processing plant Workers arriving for shifts were directed to the cafeteria and given letters confirming the permanent shutdown “Tyson told shareholders they expect losses around $650 million this fiscal year in its beef processing sector alone. Company officials claim cattle shortages and high livestock costs are to blame for that massive loss. But that reasoning doesn't do much for the workers who now only have a few weeks to find where their next paycheck is coming from” Tyson cited “one of the most historic cattle shortages the country has ever experienced.” Recent USDA data showed supplies will stay low. The U.S. cattle herd is near a 75 year low As the workers came in the scene was described as chaos, yelling, crying and a sense of betrayal from long term employees Beef prices have gone up roughly 80% just since 2016 Pretty ironic that beef prices skyrocket and there is a cow shortage as soon as globalists start their push towards not wanting us to eat beef…. This is all coordinated

Wall Street Apes

960,050 views • 8 days ago

ICYMI: More than 2,500 workers in Joslin, Illinois were laid off this week with no notice after Tyson Foods announced the closure of the beef plant there. Thousands of workers and their families have lost their livelihood because of a decision made in a corporate boardroom. Beef prices are rising in stores, and Tyson is still raking in huge profits. Tyson just reported a profit of $182 million over the past three months. Last year, the CEO of Tyson was made $34.5 million, almost 800 times the average pay of a Tyson employee. Corporate consolidation means that Tyson plants process 20% of the beef, pork, and poultry sold in the US. In addition to corporate price gouging, a shortage of cattle is also driving up US beef prices. Cattle supplies in the US have fallen in part because of drought caused by climate change and grazing land loss caused by ranching practices. These layoffs, high prices, and environmental issues are all because the food system under capitalism prioritizes profits over the needs of people or the planet.
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ICYMI: More than 2,500 workers in Joslin, Illinois were laid off this week with no notice after Tyson Foods announced the closure of the beef plant there. Thousands of workers and their families have lost their livelihood because of a decision made in a corporate boardroom. Beef prices are rising in stores, and Tyson is still raking in huge profits. Tyson just reported a profit of $182 million over the past three months. Last year, the CEO of Tyson was made $34.5 million, almost 800 times the average pay of a Tyson employee. Corporate consolidation means that Tyson plants process 20% of the beef, pork, and poultry sold in the US. In addition to corporate price gouging, a shortage of cattle is also driving up US beef prices. Cattle supplies in the US have fallen in part because of drought caused by climate change and grazing land loss caused by ranching practices. These layoffs, high prices, and environmental issues are all because the food system under capitalism prioritizes profits over the needs of people or the planet.

DulceBiatch

27,152 views • 6 days ago

2,500 workers showed up to the beef plant in Joslin, Illinois on a Thursday morning and were told their jobs were over. Immediately. Tyson Foods announced August 13th it was closing the Joslin facility. Not a phased shutdown. Workers were told on the spot. That same week: Eagle Mountain, Utah. Closed. Pasco, Washington. Up for sale. Earlier this year, Lexington, Nebraska. 3,200 jobs gone. A town of 10,000 people lost its economic backbone overnight. The US cattle herd is at a 75-year low. The smallest since 1951. Tyson says there aren't enough cattle to justify running these plants. Beef prices have already climbed 70% over five years. Ground beef over $6 a pound. And now processing capacity is shrinking on top of it. Fewer plants. Fewer workers. Less beef. Higher prices. That is the trajectory. That breakdown from A Homestead Journey laid it out plain. This is why I raise my own and sell direct. When the middle collapses, the people who source locally still eat. Your rancher, Jason Hanley | 208-714-0478
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2,500 workers showed up to the beef plant in Joslin, Illinois on a Thursday morning and were told their jobs were over. Immediately. Tyson Foods announced August 13th it was closing the Joslin facility. Not a phased shutdown. Workers were told on the spot. That same week: Eagle Mountain, Utah. Closed. Pasco, Washington. Up for sale. Earlier this year, Lexington, Nebraska. 3,200 jobs gone. A town of 10,000 people lost its economic backbone overnight. The US cattle herd is at a 75-year low. The smallest since 1951. Tyson says there aren't enough cattle to justify running these plants. Beef prices have already climbed 70% over five years. Ground beef over $6 a pound. And now processing capacity is shrinking on top of it. Fewer plants. Fewer workers. Less beef. Higher prices. That is the trajectory. That breakdown from A Homestead Journey laid it out plain. This is why I raise my own and sell direct. When the middle collapses, the people who source locally still eat. Your rancher, Jason Hanley | 208-714-0478

AcmeAcres.us

14,804 views • 4 days ago

🚨 NOW: For the first time in nearly 10 YEARS, American farmers' cattle totals are INCREASING to rebuild our food supply from Democrats' disaster USDA SEC. BROOKE ROLLINS: "For the first time since 2018, we're now seeing a turn where the cattle numbers are now moving back UP." "Where ranchers are retaining their heifers, their mama cows, how they breed their heifers, are retaining at a higher rate than they have now in years." "President Trump's focus on our ranchers, on rural America, on rebuilding our food supply here continues to be a priority and our ranchers are getting that message." Food security is NATIONAL SECURITY.
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🚨 NOW: For the first time in nearly 10 YEARS, American farmers' cattle totals are INCREASING to rebuild our food supply from Democrats' disaster USDA SEC. BROOKE ROLLINS: "For the first time since 2018, we're now seeing a turn where the cattle numbers are now moving back UP." "Where ranchers are retaining their heifers, their mama cows, how they breed their heifers, are retaining at a higher rate than they have now in years." "President Trump's focus on our ranchers, on rural America, on rebuilding our food supply here continues to be a priority and our ranchers are getting that message." Food security is NATIONAL SECURITY.

Eric Daugherty

102,905 views • 3 days ago

American Speaking Out About Kellogg's Closing Omaha Manufacturing Plant Some workers losing jobs are 4th generation Kellogg's workers. “This is profits over people, this has to end.” “I just wanna speak briefly about the plant closure news, Kellogg's closing the Omaha plant. First of all, we need to be angry about this. These are hardworking people. There's gonna be well over 600 jobs eliminated. This is a a clear attack on the middle class that is constantly dwindling in this country. ‌ Man, I'm just I'm just frustrated. These are these are my friends. These are family members. These are generational people that have worked there. There's one guy I know. He's 4th generation Kellogg's employee. Hardworking people and at a time where that plant is profitable. I was told by management one time that, uh, when we're running full capacity, they profit a million dollars a day. So, you know, this is profits over people. This has to end.”
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American Speaking Out About Kellogg's Closing Omaha Manufacturing Plant Some workers losing jobs are 4th generation Kellogg's workers. “This is profits over people, this has to end.” “I just wanna speak briefly about the plant closure news, Kellogg's closing the Omaha plant. First of all, we need to be angry about this. These are hardworking people. There's gonna be well over 600 jobs eliminated. This is a a clear attack on the middle class that is constantly dwindling in this country. ‌ Man, I'm just I'm just frustrated. These are these are my friends. These are family members. These are generational people that have worked there. There's one guy I know. He's 4th generation Kellogg's employee. Hardworking people and at a time where that plant is profitable. I was told by management one time that, uh, when we're running full capacity, they profit a million dollars a day. So, you know, this is profits over people. This has to end.”

Wall Street Apes

60,616 views • 2 years ago

Dr. Oz just exposed the shocking truth about how Democrats incentivized Obamacare during Covid — and taxpayers are still footing the bill for it. Then he dropped the CMS numbers that even he says “will blow your mind.” “During Covid, there was an additional layer of incentives, money thrown at the problem, which has historically been how, unfortunately, Democrats deal with these issues.” “In this case, some of that money got pocketed, but I’m going to share with you numbers that will blow your mind. These are the actual numbers from CMS.” “We believe 4.4 million people are not appropriately enrolled in Obamacare.” “Which means, they’re phantoms. They don’t know they have the insurance, they don’t want the insurance, they didn’t need the insurance.” “We as taxpayers are paying for 4.4 million people to have full benefits for no good reason.” “When the Obamacare additional Covid credits were added in 2021—there were about 3 1/2, 4 million people that were never using their policies. That’s normal. Sometimes people don’t use their insurance policy.” “Today, it’s over 11 million people who have Obamacare, never use their policies.” “They don’t buy medications, they don’t see doctors and use it, which means they often don’t know that they have it. Yet we’re stuck with the bill.” “The president doesn’t want that. He wants the waste, fraud and abuse taken out of the system.” “When Obamacare was created—50% of the people were supposed to be paid for by the government. 50% were supposed to be spending their own money.” “Now it’s 95% government funded.”
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Dr. Oz just exposed the shocking truth about how Democrats incentivized Obamacare during Covid — and taxpayers are still footing the bill for it. Then he dropped the CMS numbers that even he says “will blow your mind.” “During Covid, there was an additional layer of incentives, money thrown at the problem, which has historically been how, unfortunately, Democrats deal with these issues.” “In this case, some of that money got pocketed, but I’m going to share with you numbers that will blow your mind. These are the actual numbers from CMS.” “We believe 4.4 million people are not appropriately enrolled in Obamacare.” “Which means, they’re phantoms. They don’t know they have the insurance, they don’t want the insurance, they didn’t need the insurance.” “We as taxpayers are paying for 4.4 million people to have full benefits for no good reason.” “When the Obamacare additional Covid credits were added in 2021—there were about 3 1/2, 4 million people that were never using their policies. That’s normal. Sometimes people don’t use their insurance policy.” “Today, it’s over 11 million people who have Obamacare, never use their policies.” “They don’t buy medications, they don’t see doctors and use it, which means they often don’t know that they have it. Yet we’re stuck with the bill.” “The president doesn’t want that. He wants the waste, fraud and abuse taken out of the system.” “When Obamacare was created—50% of the people were supposed to be paid for by the government. 50% were supposed to be spending their own money.” “Now it’s 95% government funded.”

Overton

71,421 views • 9 months ago

The Significance Behind The Texas Fires - This Is Another Blow To Our Supply Chain - Where The Fires Happened Is Where 88% Of Texas Cattle Feed - The US Is Already Down Roughly 1 Billion Pounds Of American Beef - These Fires Are Another Win For Foreign Imports Is it another “coincidence” that this specific location is on fire while globalist initiatives are trying to push everyone away beef in the United States? You decide. “By now you guys have heard about the fires going on in Texas. Over half a million acres have burned so far. What a tragedy and misfortune for the families that are ranching there. A lot of people don't understand that that's one more hit to our nation's food supply chain. We are already in a very vulnerable position. And the lowest cattle numbers we've seen since 1950. We're down like a billion pounds in beef in the country, which means they're gonna have to import more, which doesn't help the local producers, which continues to weaken our food supply chain. We're not even into summer yet and dealing with whatever droughts may show up now. So here's what you can do. Find your local farmers and ranchers and have their back. Make sure that they know they're growing their food or raising their food for somebody in America that cares. What we can do is change the way we source our food, leave the existing grocery supply chain where they get the retail dollar and go to our farmers and ranchers, shake their hand and make sure they get the retail dollar. That's how we can secure our food supply chain and also end up making it better for not just the producers, but our families and our environment.”
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The Significance Behind The Texas Fires - This Is Another Blow To Our Supply Chain - Where The Fires Happened Is Where 88% Of Texas Cattle Feed - The US Is Already Down Roughly 1 Billion Pounds Of American Beef - These Fires Are Another Win For Foreign Imports Is it another “coincidence” that this specific location is on fire while globalist initiatives are trying to push everyone away beef in the United States? You decide. “By now you guys have heard about the fires going on in Texas. Over half a million acres have burned so far. What a tragedy and misfortune for the families that are ranching there. A lot of people don't understand that that's one more hit to our nation's food supply chain. We are already in a very vulnerable position. And the lowest cattle numbers we've seen since 1950. We're down like a billion pounds in beef in the country, which means they're gonna have to import more, which doesn't help the local producers, which continues to weaken our food supply chain. We're not even into summer yet and dealing with whatever droughts may show up now. So here's what you can do. Find your local farmers and ranchers and have their back. Make sure that they know they're growing their food or raising their food for somebody in America that cares. What we can do is change the way we source our food, leave the existing grocery supply chain where they get the retail dollar and go to our farmers and ranchers, shake their hand and make sure they get the retail dollar. That's how we can secure our food supply chain and also end up making it better for not just the producers, but our families and our environment.”

Wall Street Apes

967,479 views • 2 years ago

Ranchers in Utah were “kicked off their land to protect an endangered species” “Now that same land is being bulldozed for a massive housing development” “The government rescinded ranchers permits here in Leeds saying they had to stop grazing cattle because it was a threat to the endangered desert tortoise habitat. Pam Johnson's family lost their permit, which they paid nearly $50,000 for and was supposed to last for 99 years. They also had to sell their cattle to then pay for that permit. But today, bulldozers are ripping through that same protected land to make way for homes, hotels, and retail stores. Pam is furious.” ““Residents here are wondering, was this land really protected or just reserved for the right price?”
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Ranchers in Utah were “kicked off their land to protect an endangered species” “Now that same land is being bulldozed for a massive housing development” “The government rescinded ranchers permits here in Leeds saying they had to stop grazing cattle because it was a threat to the endangered desert tortoise habitat. Pam Johnson's family lost their permit, which they paid nearly $50,000 for and was supposed to last for 99 years. They also had to sell their cattle to then pay for that permit. But today, bulldozers are ripping through that same protected land to make way for homes, hotels, and retail stores. Pam is furious.” ““Residents here are wondering, was this land really protected or just reserved for the right price?”

Wall Street Apes

2,856,774 views • 1 year ago

Undercover at CattleCon: Ranchers & Insiders Expose How Tyson, JBS, Cargill, & National Beef Secretly Control America's Beef Market. The OMG team did a deep dive, going undercover at CattleCon 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee. We spoke with beef industry insiders and ranchers about the top four companies, Tyson, JBS, Cargill, and National Beef, which dominate U.S. beef processing. These four companies process the majority of U.S. beef. Over time, dozens of smaller processors merged into four major companies now known as the “Big Four.” “They [Big Four] are buying like all the companies in the United States… so they don’t have competition.” “They [Big Four] can knock you out of this industry in two seconds.” “They [Big Four] closed all the markets — all the markets are theirs in Brazil and now in the U.S.” In November 2025, President Trump tweeted that cattle prices were falling while boxed beef prices kept rising, calling it “fishy.” With the Department of Justice urging action over possible price manipulation by major meatpackers, we decided to investigate and do something about it. Our team spoke directly with ranchers and industry partners, documenting firsthand how the “Big Four” dominate the market and impact pricing. As beef prices climb, many cattle producers say they have little influence over the prices they receive, raising questions about how costs are set from the ranch to the store shelf. The Department of Justice has looked into whether the biggest beef companies have too much control over the industry and whether they worked together to raise prices. The “Big Four” companies deny any wrongdoing, insisting that prices are driven solely by supply and demand. Tyson, JBS, Cargill, and National Beef control most of the U.S. beef industry, raising serious questions about who really sets the price. So when you see higher prices at the grocery store, it’s worth asking why. This may explain why your steak keeps costing more. Tyson Foods jbsusa JBS @NationalBeeff Cargill U.S. Department of Justice Pam Bondi Antitrust Division
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Undercover at CattleCon: Ranchers & Insiders Expose How Tyson, JBS, Cargill, & National Beef Secretly Control America's Beef Market. The OMG team did a deep dive, going undercover at CattleCon 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee. We spoke with beef industry insiders and ranchers about the top four companies, Tyson, JBS, Cargill, and National Beef, which dominate U.S. beef processing. These four companies process the majority of U.S. beef. Over time, dozens of smaller processors merged into four major companies now known as the “Big Four.” “They [Big Four] are buying like all the companies in the United States… so they don’t have competition.” “They [Big Four] can knock you out of this industry in two seconds.” “They [Big Four] closed all the markets — all the markets are theirs in Brazil and now in the U.S.” In November 2025, President Trump tweeted that cattle prices were falling while boxed beef prices kept rising, calling it “fishy.” With the Department of Justice urging action over possible price manipulation by major meatpackers, we decided to investigate and do something about it. Our team spoke directly with ranchers and industry partners, documenting firsthand how the “Big Four” dominate the market and impact pricing. As beef prices climb, many cattle producers say they have little influence over the prices they receive, raising questions about how costs are set from the ranch to the store shelf. The Department of Justice has looked into whether the biggest beef companies have too much control over the industry and whether they worked together to raise prices. The “Big Four” companies deny any wrongdoing, insisting that prices are driven solely by supply and demand. Tyson, JBS, Cargill, and National Beef control most of the U.S. beef industry, raising serious questions about who really sets the price. So when you see higher prices at the grocery store, it’s worth asking why. This may explain why your steak keeps costing more. Tyson Foods jbsusa JBS @NationalBeeff Cargill U.S. Department of Justice Pam Bondi Antitrust Division

James O'Keefe

1,572,285 views • 6 months ago

What if the government told your family ranch you owed $3.7 million… for a pond your cattle have been drinking from for decades? That’s exactly what’s happening to a fourth-generation ranch family in Washington State. Wade and Teresa King have been running cattle on their land for generations. Like thousands of ranchers across the West, they built small stock ponds so their cattle have water in dry country. Now the Washington State Department of Ecology says those ponds aren’t ponds. They say they’re illegal wetlands. The state has already issued the ranch a $267,540 fine and claims the family may have to spend over $3.7 million restoring the land. On top of that, the Washington Department of Natural Resources terminated grazing leases the ranch had held for around 60 years, removing nearly 15,000 acres of grazing land their operation depended on. The King family says these are man-made cattle ponds, something ranchers across the West have built and maintained for generations. The state says they damaged rare wetlands. Now the fight isn’t just about ponds. It’s about property rights, agriculture, and whether ranchers have the right to defend themselves in front of a jury instead of a government administrative court. If the state wins, this case could affect thousands of ranches across the western United States that rely on stock ponds to water cattle. This isn’t just one ranch’s fight. It could shape the future of American ranching. If you believe American ranchers deserve truth, trust, and transparency in the food system, help us rebuild a producer-led beef supply chain. Visit to learn how ranchers are working together to bring transparency and fair markets back to American agriculture. Because the fight for American land, American ranchers, and American food is just getting started. ⸻ #Ranching #PropertyRights #AmericanRancherAlliance #AgNews #FoodSystem #FarmLife #TruthInFarming #CattleCountry #AgTok #FarmNews
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What if the government told your family ranch you owed $3.7 million… for a pond your cattle have been drinking from for decades? That’s exactly what’s happening to a fourth-generation ranch family in Washington State. Wade and Teresa King have been running cattle on their land for generations. Like thousands of ranchers across the West, they built small stock ponds so their cattle have water in dry country. Now the Washington State Department of Ecology says those ponds aren’t ponds. They say they’re illegal wetlands. The state has already issued the ranch a $267,540 fine and claims the family may have to spend over $3.7 million restoring the land. On top of that, the Washington Department of Natural Resources terminated grazing leases the ranch had held for around 60 years, removing nearly 15,000 acres of grazing land their operation depended on. The King family says these are man-made cattle ponds, something ranchers across the West have built and maintained for generations. The state says they damaged rare wetlands. Now the fight isn’t just about ponds. It’s about property rights, agriculture, and whether ranchers have the right to defend themselves in front of a jury instead of a government administrative court. If the state wins, this case could affect thousands of ranches across the western United States that rely on stock ponds to water cattle. This isn’t just one ranch’s fight. It could shape the future of American ranching. If you believe American ranchers deserve truth, trust, and transparency in the food system, help us rebuild a producer-led beef supply chain. Visit to learn how ranchers are working together to bring transparency and fair markets back to American agriculture. Because the fight for American land, American ranchers, and American food is just getting started. ⸻ #Ranching #PropertyRights #AmericanRancherAlliance #AgNews #FoodSystem #FarmLife #TruthInFarming #CattleCountry #AgTok #FarmNews

American Rancher Alliance/Hufeisen Ranch

1,077,540 views • 5 months ago

Farm Action’s Joe Maxwell just went to Washington and sounded the alarm: America’s ranchers are in “CRISIS.” “We cannot afford a food supply where foreign beef fills the gap while American ranchers go out of business.” And he named the first step that the Trump Administration can take to reverse this crisis: “Reinstating Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling for beef and pork must be a top U.S. priority in the 2026 USMCA review.” “This is urgent regarding our food security, the survival of independent ranchers, and the long-term stability of North America’s beef supply.” “USDA reports that the U.S. beef cow herd has fallen to its smallest level in over 70 years.” “Ranchers tell us the same thing across the country. They cannot justify rebuilding their herds because the market does not reward U.S. origin.” “Tyson just closed a beef plant in Lexington, Nebraska, and is scaling back a plant in Amarillo, Texas.” “These moves impact 4,900 jobs.” “At the same time, beef imports are rising to record levels, over 4.5 million pounds last year.” “That combination—a shrinking domestic herd and rising imports—is a dangerous trajectory for America’s food security and rural economy.” “Reinstating MCOOL would give ranchers the most important thing they lack today: a reliable and forceful market signal that U.S.-raised beef will be recognized and rewarded.” “Reinstating MCOOL would allow consumers to choose U.S.-raised beef and ensure that choice benefits U.S. ranchers, give producers the confidence to reinvest in multi-year herd expansion, strengthen rural economies by keeping food dollars local, and build a more resilient domestic supply.” “The United States cannot afford a cattle industry at its smallest level in 70 years.” “MCOOL is essential for rebuilding the herd, restoring fairness, and protecting our food security.”
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Farm Action’s Joe Maxwell just went to Washington and sounded the alarm: America’s ranchers are in “CRISIS.” “We cannot afford a food supply where foreign beef fills the gap while American ranchers go out of business.” And he named the first step that the Trump Administration can take to reverse this crisis: “Reinstating Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling for beef and pork must be a top U.S. priority in the 2026 USMCA review.” “This is urgent regarding our food security, the survival of independent ranchers, and the long-term stability of North America’s beef supply.” “USDA reports that the U.S. beef cow herd has fallen to its smallest level in over 70 years.” “Ranchers tell us the same thing across the country. They cannot justify rebuilding their herds because the market does not reward U.S. origin.” “Tyson just closed a beef plant in Lexington, Nebraska, and is scaling back a plant in Amarillo, Texas.” “These moves impact 4,900 jobs.” “At the same time, beef imports are rising to record levels, over 4.5 million pounds last year.” “That combination—a shrinking domestic herd and rising imports—is a dangerous trajectory for America’s food security and rural economy.” “Reinstating MCOOL would give ranchers the most important thing they lack today: a reliable and forceful market signal that U.S.-raised beef will be recognized and rewarded.” “Reinstating MCOOL would allow consumers to choose U.S.-raised beef and ensure that choice benefits U.S. ranchers, give producers the confidence to reinvest in multi-year herd expansion, strengthen rural economies by keeping food dollars local, and build a more resilient domestic supply.” “The United States cannot afford a cattle industry at its smallest level in 70 years.” “MCOOL is essential for rebuilding the herd, restoring fairness, and protecting our food security.”

Farm Action

13,288 views • 8 months ago

The OFFICIAL preview with Erin Brockovich “Some data centers can use up to 30 million gallons of water a day. They’re utilizing water from aquifers and municipal waters, and people with their own wells are reporting that their wells are running dry. They’re having to dig deeper because of these mass amounts of water that these data centers require to stay cool. Communities can handle the truth. They will ask questions, they will sit at the table, and they will work with you. But they can never, ever handle the lie. There was no community input on this. You slid it under the table. You did it in the dark of the night. We didn’t even have a chance. We didn’t even have a voice.”
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The OFFICIAL preview with Erin Brockovich “Some data centers can use up to 30 million gallons of water a day. They’re utilizing water from aquifers and municipal waters, and people with their own wells are reporting that their wells are running dry. They’re having to dig deeper because of these mass amounts of water that these data centers require to stay cool. Communities can handle the truth. They will ask questions, they will sit at the table, and they will work with you. But they can never, ever handle the lie. There was no community input on this. You slid it under the table. You did it in the dark of the night. We didn’t even have a chance. We didn’t even have a voice.”

Shawn Ryan

412,553 views • 1 month ago

WE ARE ALL LEARING THE HARD WAY The infamous Quality LEARING Center is caught in more lies as they received $1.9 Million this year in 2025 and were shut down a week ago according to the Children Commissioner yet they continue to “operate” to try and save face as they have been caught. Also now the Department of Health and Human services have frozen ALL child care payments to the state of Minnesota, they will now only be released when there is proof they are being spent legitimately. PEOPLE ARE LEARING THAT FRAUD IS BAD
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WE ARE ALL LEARING THE HARD WAY The infamous Quality LEARING Center is caught in more lies as they received $1.9 Million this year in 2025 and were shut down a week ago according to the Children Commissioner yet they continue to “operate” to try and save face as they have been caught. Also now the Department of Health and Human services have frozen ALL child care payments to the state of Minnesota, they will now only be released when there is proof they are being spent legitimately. PEOPLE ARE LEARING THAT FRAUD IS BAD

Nick shirley

1,144,024 views • 7 months ago

Today, just four companies — JBS, Cargill, Tyson Foods, and National Beef — control roughly 85% of the cattle processing market. That level of concentration has surged from just 25% in 1977 to 71% by 1992, and now to an astonishing 85%. Together, these companies operate through dozens of subsidiary businesses, creating a landscape that leaves many of our cattle producers with limited marketing options. For some ranchers this means less marketing opportunities, complicating an already challenging marketplace. We must work to address this to protect our ranchers and consumers. President Donald J. Trump and this administration are focused on promoting fairness and competition — ensuring our producers have options and a level playing field. 🇺🇸🥩
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Today, just four companies — JBS, Cargill, Tyson Foods, and National Beef — control roughly 85% of the cattle processing market. That level of concentration has surged from just 25% in 1977 to 71% by 1992, and now to an astonishing 85%. Together, these companies operate through dozens of subsidiary businesses, creating a landscape that leaves many of our cattle producers with limited marketing options. For some ranchers this means less marketing opportunities, complicating an already challenging marketplace. We must work to address this to protect our ranchers and consumers. President Donald J. Trump and this administration are focused on promoting fairness and competition — ensuring our producers have options and a level playing field. 🇺🇸🥩

Secretary Brooke Rollins

853,222 views • 3 months ago

The Arizona Department of Public Safety is so broke they no longer have money to repair their vehicles Their total budget is about $500 million dollars…. Where does the tax money go?? “The Arizona Department of Public Safety has ran out of money, and now they can't hire any additional troopers, even though they have 400 vacancies, can't give troopers overtime. They don't even have money to get cars repaired” “hat's all according to Jeff Hawkins, the president of the Arizona State Troopers Association, who told me the department needs $4.75 million without that money. He says squads in Phoenix are running with very few men, which means response times are up. He also says rural areas are also seeing less enforcement. He is calling on the governor and state legislature to provide that funding” “There have been at least two bills that have gone through Governor Hobbs vetoing” Their total budget for 2026 is approximately $405–410 million in appropriated funds, plus tens of millions more in non-appropriated and federal funds, bringing the total to roughly $500 million Over 400 trooper positions remain unfilled, forcing existing staff to work more overtime. This is contributing to the budget loss With overtime many of their employees are making $120,000-$150,000 per year each
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The Arizona Department of Public Safety is so broke they no longer have money to repair their vehicles Their total budget is about $500 million dollars…. Where does the tax money go?? “The Arizona Department of Public Safety has ran out of money, and now they can't hire any additional troopers, even though they have 400 vacancies, can't give troopers overtime. They don't even have money to get cars repaired” “hat's all according to Jeff Hawkins, the president of the Arizona State Troopers Association, who told me the department needs $4.75 million without that money. He says squads in Phoenix are running with very few men, which means response times are up. He also says rural areas are also seeing less enforcement. He is calling on the governor and state legislature to provide that funding” “There have been at least two bills that have gone through Governor Hobbs vetoing” Their total budget for 2026 is approximately $405–410 million in appropriated funds, plus tens of millions more in non-appropriated and federal funds, bringing the total to roughly $500 million Over 400 trooper positions remain unfilled, forcing existing staff to work more overtime. This is contributing to the budget loss With overtime many of their employees are making $120,000-$150,000 per year each

Wall Street Apes

67,768 views • 4 months ago

🚨Nebraska is burning. Not past tense. 820,000+ acres of Sandhills grazing land gone. 35,000 head of cattle lost their pasture. Fences, corrals, hay, equipment — ash. Hundreds of cattle dead. Family ranchers who built their operations across generations are now rebuilding from nothing, in drought, with no safety net from the corporations that control their markets. One civilian died fleeing the Morrill Fire. Rose Mary White. 86 years old. This is what happens when independent ranchers have no margin for disaster. No consolidated packer is absorbing this loss. These families are. Beef producers across all 50 states pooled over $1 million for Nebraska’s fire-hit ranchers. The Nebraska Cattlemen’s Disaster Relief Fund is distributing it now — but only to producers who apply. Marshall Hansen, Nebraska Cattlemen’s board member, said it plainly: “Beef producers are resilient and proud, but they still need to apply for funds to help them recover.” Pride doesn’t rebuild fences. Don’t wait. 11 counties. One application. 🇺🇸
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🚨Nebraska is burning. Not past tense. 820,000+ acres of Sandhills grazing land gone. 35,000 head of cattle lost their pasture. Fences, corrals, hay, equipment — ash. Hundreds of cattle dead. Family ranchers who built their operations across generations are now rebuilding from nothing, in drought, with no safety net from the corporations that control their markets. One civilian died fleeing the Morrill Fire. Rose Mary White. 86 years old. This is what happens when independent ranchers have no margin for disaster. No consolidated packer is absorbing this loss. These families are. Beef producers across all 50 states pooled over $1 million for Nebraska’s fire-hit ranchers. The Nebraska Cattlemen’s Disaster Relief Fund is distributing it now — but only to producers who apply. Marshall Hansen, Nebraska Cattlemen’s board member, said it plainly: “Beef producers are resilient and proud, but they still need to apply for funds to help them recover.” Pride doesn’t rebuild fences. Don’t wait. 11 counties. One application. 🇺🇸

Beef Initiative🇺🇸🇸🇻BeefMaps.com

30,648 views • 4 months ago

Poor Pakistan. I don’t regret using the language I’m gonna use now. Not at all. They are prostitutes. Who control political power in Islamabad. They are prostitutes! Who control the Pakistani armed forces. I hope they are listening to me. Their Qibla is in Washington. Because they want their children to go and study in the American universities, and they want to have a vila where they can retire in Miami and Los Angeles. They don’t care for Pakistan, they don’t care for Islam. For 14 years they opened the territory of Pakistan shamelessly, so NATO could traverse the territory of Pakistan, to carry all their supplies to Afghanistan, to kill our innocent brothers and sisters and children. And then you tell me this is the army that will liberate Hind and something called Ghazwatul Hind? Don’t you have any sense?
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Poor Pakistan. I don’t regret using the language I’m gonna use now. Not at all. They are prostitutes. Who control political power in Islamabad. They are prostitutes! Who control the Pakistani armed forces. I hope they are listening to me. Their Qibla is in Washington. Because they want their children to go and study in the American universities, and they want to have a vila where they can retire in Miami and Los Angeles. They don’t care for Pakistan, they don’t care for Islam. For 14 years they opened the territory of Pakistan shamelessly, so NATO could traverse the territory of Pakistan, to carry all their supplies to Afghanistan, to kill our innocent brothers and sisters and children. And then you tell me this is the army that will liberate Hind and something called Ghazwatul Hind? Don’t you have any sense?

The Sure Path

87,488 views • 6 months ago

Denmark is killing their cows Denmark mandated a new food additive called Bovaer. This additive inhibits an enzyme in cows’ digestive systems to reduce methane emissions from burps and flatulence Now these healthy cows are dying from the additive to “reduce greenhouse gases” “The cows are dying in Denmark — There was a mandate for all of the dairy farmers there that they had to feed their cows a new food additive that's called Bovaer. This food additive was supposed to make these cattle produce less Greenhouse emissions — These cows were happy, healthy, thriving, producing some great milk for their country and their people, and then all of a sudden, they start eating. This feed. They're getting really sick. Some of them are dying.” - Issues cited include fevers, diarrhea, reduced milk production, fertility problems, collapses, and a few deaths - Over 200–350 complaints have been logged with groups like the Danish Dairy Board and SEGES Innovation - Farmers like Anders Ring (600-cow herd) and Henrik van Dorp reported improvements after halting use
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Denmark is killing their cows Denmark mandated a new food additive called Bovaer. This additive inhibits an enzyme in cows’ digestive systems to reduce methane emissions from burps and flatulence Now these healthy cows are dying from the additive to “reduce greenhouse gases” “The cows are dying in Denmark — There was a mandate for all of the dairy farmers there that they had to feed their cows a new food additive that's called Bovaer. This food additive was supposed to make these cattle produce less Greenhouse emissions — These cows were happy, healthy, thriving, producing some great milk for their country and their people, and then all of a sudden, they start eating. This feed. They're getting really sick. Some of them are dying.” - Issues cited include fevers, diarrhea, reduced milk production, fertility problems, collapses, and a few deaths - Over 200–350 complaints have been logged with groups like the Danish Dairy Board and SEGES Innovation - Farmers like Anders Ring (600-cow herd) and Henrik van Dorp reported improvements after halting use

Wall Street Apes

46,439 views • 8 months ago

🚨 NEW: Trump’s war on windmills continues 😂 “There are windmills all over Europe. There are windmills all over the place. And they are losers. The more windmills a country has the more money that country loses and the worse than country is doing. China makes almost all the windmills and yet I haven’t been able to find any windfarms in China. China is smart. They make them, they sell them for a fortune, and they sell them to the stupid people that buy them. They don’t use them themselves. They have a couple, but they just use them to show people. They don’t even spin. China is shocked people continue to buy these damn things. They kill the birds, they ruin your landscape, but other than that I think they’re fabulous.” 💀
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🚨 NEW: Trump’s war on windmills continues 😂 “There are windmills all over Europe. There are windmills all over the place. And they are losers. The more windmills a country has the more money that country loses and the worse than country is doing. China makes almost all the windmills and yet I haven’t been able to find any windfarms in China. China is smart. They make them, they sell them for a fortune, and they sell them to the stupid people that buy them. They don’t use them themselves. They have a couple, but they just use them to show people. They don’t even spin. China is shocked people continue to buy these damn things. They kill the birds, they ruin your landscape, but other than that I think they’re fabulous.” 💀

Autism Capital 🧩

34,094 views • 7 months ago