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  • Muslims Demands Pig Farmer Move So They Can Build Mosque Next Door… He Does THIS Instead!

    07/02/2017 9:26:32 AM PDT · by Mean Daddy · 26 replies
    Muslims Demands Pig Farmer Move So They Can Build Mosque Next Door… He Does THIS Instead! A Texas pig farmer just learns that Muslims trying to build a mosque had purchased the land next to his farm. The new Muslim landowner actually asked him to leave. Craig Baker, owns a pig farm, the Muslim community hates pigs. In an effort to “cleanse” the land, the Muslim landowner asked Baker to move out. Baker instead decided to fight back. Baker started holding pig races every Friday at the same time Muslims are supposed to be saying their afternoon prayer. What do...
  • Conservative French Mayor Pushes for Pork on School Lunch Menus to Promote Secularism

    06/29/2017 10:04:34 AM PDT · by davikkm · 24 replies
    thegatewaypundit ^ | Matt Miller
    The Mayor of Chevigny-Saint Sauveur has announced that he will ban alternative school lunch menus that exclude pork, to promote secularism. Mayor Michel Rotger is a French conservative who is saying ‘NO’ to accommodating Islamic tyranny, insisting secular values be upheld in public schools in Chevigny- Saint Sauveur. From Breitbart: Mayor Michel Rotger, a member of the conservative Republican party, said the move would promote secularism but would also save the local government money saying ‘alternative menus’ led to too much waste, L’Express reports. “We are putting an operation in place so the children eat everything and their diets are...
  • Sioux City pork plant to open in September (2,100 jobs in Iowa)

    06/28/2017 9:36:31 PM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 24 replies
    Wallaces Farmer ^ | June 28, 2017
    The new $300 million pork processing plant being built at Sioux City is set to open in September, giving hog farmers in northwest Iowa and bordering states a new market. Officials of Seaboard Triumph Foods outlined their plans at a press conference at the recent World Pork Expo in Des Moines. “We’re still on schedule and getting close to opening,” says Mark Porter, CEO of Seaboard Triumph. “We are planning to begin operations no later than the first week of September.” The Sioux City plant is an equal partnership between Seaboard Foods and Triumph Foods. Company officials say the Sioux...
  • EPA Ends $1 Million Taxpayer-Funded Gym Membership Program

    06/19/2017 8:24:49 PM PDT · by ForYourChildren · 44 replies
    Washington Free Bacon ^ | 06/19/2017 | Elizabeth Harrington
    EPA administrator Scott Pruitt identified the gym memberships as an abuse of taxpayer dollars! The Environmental Protection Agency has ended a nearly $1 million program that provided gym memberships for employees. The new administration under EPA administrator Scott Pruitt identified the gym memberships as an abuse of taxpayer dollars. Examples of the program's misuse included $15,000 for gym memberships for 37 EPA scientists in Las Vegas last year. "We have ended taxpayer-funded fitness centers at EPA; a program that was costing American taxpayers $900,000 per year," said EPA spokesperson Jahan Wilcox. "Disinvestment in using federal funds for EPA fitness centers...
  • Farmer dies after drunken fight with pig

    06/19/2017 3:16:58 PM PDT · by Del Rapier · 103 replies
    Daily Mail ^ | 06/19/2017 | David Burke
    A 60-year-old man has died after a drunken fight with a pig which saw his genitals mutilated and three of his fingers severed. Farmer Miguel Anaya Pablo was rushed to hospital in Tuxtepec, Mexico, after suffering the horrific injuries, but medics were unable to save his life. It is not known why he got into the fight with the animal. The pig, which was in the patio of his home, bit off three of Pablo's fingers and bit his private parts, El Debate reports.
  • Republican Backed Jerry Brown’s Gas Tax for $400 Million Pork Project

    04/09/2017 10:28:00 AM PDT · by Rockitz · 26 replies
    Breitbart. ^ | 9 Apr 2017 | Joel B. Pollak
    The Los Angeles Times reported early Sunday morning that Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic leaders in the state legislature made $1 billion in side deals to ensure the passage of a 12-cent hike in the state gasoline tax last week. ... One of the more prominent deals was the one that secured the vote of State Sen. Anthony Canella (R-Ceres), who was the only Republican in either chamber to support the measure, which includes raised fees at the Department of Motor Vehicles. That side deal turns out to have been the costliest of all, amounting to $400 million in pork...
  • How to Make Cantonese Famous Char Siu Quick and Simple (Bright Red Chinese Pork from Restaurants)

    03/31/2017 8:32:50 PM PDT · by brucedickinson · 16 replies
    Youtube ^ | 11-22-2016 | Cici Li
    How to easily make Cantonese Char Siu at home? This is quick and simple recipe that anyone can master!
  • Muslim Gang Pummels Young Danish Couple for Eating Ham Pizza

    03/20/2017 10:29:26 AM PDT · by TigerClaws · 53 replies
    Danish police are looking for a gang who beat up a young couple over a pizza slice with ham. The woman now risks permanent damage to her hearing after being punched in the head. Saturday night a young couple were attacked by up to five people “of other ethnic origin” in Silkeborg, reports BT. The attack took place outside a pizza restaurant in Silkeborg, where a 24-year-old woman and her boyfriend sat while eating a pizza. The perpetrator took one of her pieces of pizza and threw it on the ground, which developed into a scuffle, and soon after the...
  • MNfusion: Tullibee Chef Crowned Prince Of Pigs At Cochon555

    02/21/2017 6:48:44 PM PST · by ButThreeLeftsDo · 6 replies
    WCCO.com ^ | 2/21/17 | Katie Fraser
    Where’s the beef? Well, it made way for the pork. On Sunday afternoon in downtown Minneapolis, Twin Cities foodies celebrated the pig in all of its glory at Cochon555. An event dedicated to all things pork, Cochon555 celebrates heritage pigs and sustainable farming of the animal. The competition featured five chefs, who compete head-to-head creating dishes using a whole heritage breed pig. The focus is on fine dining. Proceeds from the 14-city event go to Piggy Bank, a charity focusing on sanctuaries for heritage breed pigs and Open Access Agriculture.
  • Now It’s Getting Serious: 2017 Could See a Bacon Shortage

    02/03/2017 4:44:05 PM PST · by Lorianne · 37 replies
    NBC News ^ | 01 February 2017 | Lucy Bayly
    Call it the first sign of the aporkalypse: The nation could be facing a bacon shortage, with stocks of the salty strips at their lowest since 1957 due to a surge in demand (bacon ice cream, anyone?). Recent data from the USDA shows that 2016 inventory for frozen pork belly, which puts the B in your BLT, is down 35.6 million pounds from 2015 levels.
  • America is running low on bacon

    02/01/2017 3:29:18 PM PST · by digger48 · 104 replies
    WISH ^ | February 1, 2017 | WTEN Staff Reports
    WASHINGTON (NEWS10) – The country’s bacon reserves are at the lowest level in half a century. The demand for bacon is outpacing the supply and pig farmers just can’t keep up with the world’s appetite for it. Right now, the U.S. inventory is 7.8 million pounds, the lowest since 1957. They’re not going to run out but expected to be paying more for bacon.
  • Preparing Salt Pork - 18th Century Cooking Series S1E5

    01/28/2017 4:12:37 PM PST · by ak267 · 38 replies
    YouTube ^ | 11-21-2011 | Jas. Townsend and Son, Inc.
    Salt pork was a very popular meat in the 18th century. In this video we explain how to prepare you own.
  • The ‘Fry, Moore, Bacon’ Resolution passes Iowa House

    01/28/2017 8:09:56 AM PST · by mr_griz · 22 replies
    KMA Land ^ | O. Kay Henderson
    (Des Moines) -- Three lawmakers with a unique combination of names led an effort in the Iowa House to recognize the “economic importance” of Iowa’s pork industry. The Iowa House passed the resolution to coincide with the annual Iowa Pork Congress, which wrapped up Thursday. Representatives Joel Fry of Osceola, Tom Moore of Griswold and Rob Bacon of Slater read the resolution aloud, then the house speaker summed things up: “House Resolution 3: Fry, Moore, Bacon. All those in favor say aye. Those opposed shall say no.” There were no naysayers, but a few pun-lovers took note. Perhaps house members...
  • Obama Administration’s Ban on Pork Products at Federal Prisons

    01/22/2017 6:35:16 PM PST · by vannrox · 40 replies
    gatewaypundit ^ | Oct 10th, 2015 1:01 pm | Jim Hoft
    CAIR Cheers Obama Administration’s Ban on Pork Products at Federal Prisons Jim Hoft Oct 10th, 2015 1:01 pm 234 Comments The Obama administration announced this week it would ban pork products including ham, bacon, pork links, and chops from all federal prisons.The Council on American-Islamic Relations cheered the news this week.The Washington Post reported: The nation’s pork producers are in an uproar after the federal government abruptly removed bacon, pork chops, pork links, ham and all other pig products from the national menu for 206,000 federal inmates.The ban started with the new fiscal year last week.The Bureau of Prisons, which...
  • Reinstituting earmarks could benefit region (BARF)

    12/03/2016 1:04:05 AM PST · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 12 replies
    The Altonna Mirror ^ | November 27, 2016 | Altoona Mirror editorial board
    Earmarks again are a topic in Congress, and people in this part of Pennsylvania shouldn’t condemn them. Back in the 1970s, when highway construction was booming around the biggest population centers of the Keystone State, places like Altoona, Johnstown, Ebensburg and Bedford were told that once those projects were completed, work would begin on their roadway needs.But as the large-scale projects around Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and Erie were completed, the promises that had been made to Blair County and other smaller-population areas, didn’t materialize because of alleged money shortages.The message seemed to be: “We’ll get to you sometime, but for...
  • Troubled $29 Billion U.S. Warship Sows Fresh Doubt on Worth

    12/01/2016 6:07:29 PM PST · by rockinqsranch · 19 replies
    gcaptain/Bloomberg ^ | December 1, 2016 | Tony Capaccio
    It's a Bloomberg article so it's a hand of no peeky. It's about the Littoral Combat Vessels some believe to be worthless as you-know-what on a boar pig. In the article innuendo is Trump would keep the program just to build up quantity of ships in the Navy, thus keep his promise of X amount of ships. I think that's typical snide Bloomberg garbagio personally, but then who am I to argue with such emissaries as John McPain.
  • A Chef and a Farmer Unite to Keep “Garbage Pork” Off Menus

    10/11/2016 9:48:03 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 11 replies
    Washington City Paper ^ | OCT 7, 2016 | LAURA HAYES
    Kyle Bailey is Andrew Crush's pro-bono pig broker.Sgt. Major is a big player. The enormous pig with proportionally enormous balls is the male hog responsible for fathering the majority of the pigs at Spring House Farm in Lovettsville, Virginia. The property, run by farmer Andrew “Boss Hog” Crush, spans 400 acres in Loudoun County’s wine country. Goats, rabbits, chickens, cattle, and honeybees are also integral to the operation, but Spring House Farm is a true pig paradise. Pigs there are raised on pasture land feeding on grubs, grass, and supplemental feed until they reach 100 pounds. “When they’re big enough...
  • Oil Tumbles Below $40 on Flurry of Bearish News

    08/01/2016 10:01:23 AM PDT · by bananaman22 · 6 replies
    Oilprice.com ^ | 01-08-2016 | Matt
    A new week, a new month, a new sell-off. Crude prices are charging lower to start the week as a plethora of bearish indicators emerge to encourage crude lower. Hark, here are five things to consider in the oil market today.
  • Dems block Senate defense bill, fear domestic spending cuts

    07/07/2016 11:10:34 PM PDT · by Olog-hai · 8 replies
    Associated Press ^ | Jul 8, 2016 12:41 AM EDT | Alan Fram
    Senate Democrats sidetracked a $575 billion defense bill for next year late Thursday and threatened to shut down Congress’ work on spending legislation, accusing Republicans of shortchanging domestic programs. The move prompted the leaders of each party to testily accuse the other side of dysfunction. Both parties support the defense measure itself. But Democrats fear that if it is completed and sent to President Barack Obama, they would lose leverage with the GOP for future spending measures financing health, public works, law enforcement and other domestic programs. The Senate voted 50-44 to head off a Democratic filibuster of the bill...
  • Orlando Shooter Raised Suspicion at Gun Shops

    06/16/2016 8:18:11 AM PDT · by TroutStalker · 62 replies
    Wall Street Journal ^ | June 16, 2016 | Charles Passy, Josh Mitchell and Laura Stevens
    JENSEN BEACH, Fla.— Omar Mateen visited a gun shop in this town near his home about five or six weeks ago. His request: heavy-duty body armor—rated IIIA, the sort typically used by law enforcement—and bulk ammunition. While at the store, Mateen had a phone conversation in which he appeared to be speaking in a Middle Eastern language, according to Robbie Abell, the co-owner of the store, Lotus Gunworks of South Florida. Staffers also noticed him texting on his phone. Mateen “just seemed very odd,” Mr. Abell said. “The questions he was asking [about body armor] were not the normal questions...