Re: Bird flu bites Tesco?


"Jim Webster" <Jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Pat Gardiner" <patgardiner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> > people you said five years ago would be jailed have retired, loaded
>> > with
>> > honours.
>>
>> I doubt that I said exactly that, but I'm sure the drift is reasonable.
>> >
>
> interesting to check on what you did say
>
> Pat Gardiner
> Sep 20 2001, 6:45 pm show options
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> Newsgroups: uk.business.agriculture
> From: "Pat Gardiner" <Patgardi...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> - Find messages by this
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> Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 19:35:55 +0100
> Local: Thurs, Sep 20 2001 6:35 pm
> Subject: Re: The Times "Six weeks to halt foot-and-mouth"
>
> Let's get the reports in - that is getting the horse before the cart. We
> can
> then follow up to make sure they do act on it.
>
> I'm done exactly that. Police, Trading Standards, Select Committee of the
> H
> of C all have been told. Something like 140 countries, including many
> governments have read something about it.
>
>
> Scudamore pushed it off to the Scottish Assembly (why?) who reported back
> to
> him months ago.
>
>
> No reply has been received despite promises.
>
>
> I will tell you why. He is knee deep in trouble. That is why. The man in
> charge of the worst epidemic we have seen for many years cannot control
> his
> own staff. His vets fake blood tests and documents and threaten anyone who
> reports them.
>
>
> If you don't get your exports back - you know exactly who to blame.
>
>
>
>
>> > Anyway, the access we all have today changes the way the world will
> work.
>
>
>> might do. I get very cynical about inventions "that will change the way
> the
>> world works."
>>snip<
>
>
>
> Of course that is reasonable.
>
> But if someone with credibility does give evidence they will be believed.
> The Usenet is merely one avenue, serving other purposes. I'm not known to
> the farming community, but I am known overseas including some governments.
> They can check easily on my credibility as a witness. Oz might have
> problems
> understanding that someone who is scientifically challenged can spot a
> bent
> vet, but nobody in shipping will.
>
>
> I was already writing, as you do, on international trade and transport,
> but
> my audience included an unusually high proportion of overseas readers You
> can check for yourself, including the dates.
>
>
> MAFF damaged farming when they threatened me. I put issues of law and
> order,
> before the interests of farming. Sorry about that. But the SVS seems to
> put
> their interests above your interests - take it up with them. I owe no duty
> of protection to farmers, and the mere fact that I consider your interests
> at all is because some of my family and friends are involved.
>
>
> Faking blood tests, faking documents and covering up are not conducive to
> resuming exports.
>
>
> I've seen most of the European MAFs access the site - and you think they
> won't use the information?
>
>
> Make no mistake. I'm fully prepared to email my old agents all over the
> world with my allegations. They will be into their authorities like a
> shot.
> They will give me a reference of credibility and be glad to do so. The
> only
> reason, I have held back is the hope, probably forlorn, that you lot with
> eventually get moving to protect your interests.
>
As you can see, I'm remarkably consistant. A sure sign of a reliable
witness.


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Regards
Pat Gardiner
www.go-self-sufficient.com


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