Another One: Poultry Processing Plant Catches Fire in Montebello, California
by Jim Hoft, August 30, 2022

A poultry processing plant in Montebello, California was caught on fire on Sunday.

A representative for the city of Montebello said that QC Poultry, located at 1111 W. Olympic Blvd., had building damaged and that numerous commercial cars may have been destroyed by fire, according to KTLA.

The fire was contained with the help of Montebello Fire and other mutual aid fire departments.

"Shortly after 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 28, your [Montebello Fire Department] responded to a reported structure fire in the 1000 block of Olympic Blvd," Montebello FD wrote on Instagram.

"First arriving units on scene found a large industrial building with heavy smoke showing. As members began to deploy, the fire was upgraded to a third alarm commercial fire."

The cause of the fire is unknown.

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Sardines and Spam Being Kept Behind Lock and Key Amidst Soaring Food Prices
by Warner Todd Huston, August 1, 2022

Things are getting so bad in Joe Biden’s America today that stores are feeling the need to lock up food items so that they won’t be stolen, either by starving people or by criminals looking to turn a quick buck in an economy where food prices are skyrocketing.

According to the New York Post, small grocery and convenience stores in the Big Apple are putting even some traditionally inexpensive foods in plastic, anti-theft cases in a desperate attempt to prevent loss.

Stores are putting cans of Spam, ham, sardines, tuna fish, and similar small food items in the oversized, plastic lockboxes.

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Billionaire-Funded Eco Group Quietly Acquires Farmland in Rural America for Sinister Plan, Aided by Feds
by Richard Moorhead July 31, 2022

A billionaire-funded group’s plan to seal off hundreds of thousands of acres of land from agricultural use is drawing condemnation in Montana, with residents of the rural state pointing to the group’s plan as a threat to their way of life.

The American Prairie has obtained over 450,000 acres of land in Montana alone since 2004, with the plan of reserving them for wildlife and a "fully functioning ecosystem," according to Fox News.

The group’s foreign donors include Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss and deceased German businessman Erivan Haub.

The group has applied for authorization from the Bureau of Land Management for bison grazing on large portions of its Montana land holdings twice since 2017, using laws ordinarily intended to apply for livestock grazing.

Bison are wild animals, rather than livestock, with no role in modern-day commercial food production. Montanans aren’t enthusiastic about the billionaire-funded group’s plans to seal off farmland from ranching and agricultural use.

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