Re: POOOOR Margie, POOOOR K.C.

[Guest guest]

KC and others, Please don't feel I was attacking you personally with my

response last night to your letter about Margie. I'm not. Helping small

sustainable farms, and farmers like you, is in my life blood and it is certainly

my life purpose.

This was also my first post here although NOT the one I'd planned. I was

going to give the traditional introduction and was just getting ready to do so

last night when I saw your post. I read the word IVERMECTIN in your letter

and, like a bull in a bullfight ring, everything went RED in front of my eyes.

I'm galvanized, baptized and vulcanized in the mission to help stop the

craziness and blight that my profession (veterinary medicine) has cast upon

the raising of domestic animals, not the least of which is the toxic fog of

wormers and parasiticidal chemicals that cover the earth these days. The

pharmaceutical industry has aided and abetted this decline into the toxic

cesspool every step of the way too. I will fight that war with my profession to

the mat. We all know there is a natural and non-toxic solution to EVERY

problem.

If it weren't for veterinarians, there could be no such thing as CONFINEMENT

REARING of livestock as we know it today. To my way of thinking, this is a

rather unforgivable sin for men and women who take an oath upon

graduation to serve and protect animals. What th'?

I come on strong because the situation is so grim and depressing. There are

so many millions of animals are suffering around the globe. People are sick

and dying now and much of the illness is because of what has been done to

the soil, crops and livestock in the name of the New Religion: SCIENCE. I say

the hell with the toxic vets, and the hell with the corporate villians who are

destroying the creatures on this one and only planet that we have and love. I

say we need a few more million people like you and the other folks on this

fine discussion group.

Will Winter, in Minneapolis