The price of eggs..

[waybomb]

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Arrested, USDA Inspector Phyllis Fong, a 22-year Deep State operative, is one of the key players behind the artificial inflation of poultry and egg prices in the U.S. She ordered the culling of MILLIONS of healthy birds, using the FAKE excuse of “mutating bird flu.” But here’s the TRUTH: There was NO pandemic.

Fong personally ordered mass bird exterminations in 2024, targeting farms in Colorado, Ohio, Arizona, Louisiana, and Nebraska. One case in Louisiana set the stage: a man (who DID NOT WORK on a poultry farm) was allegedly diagnosed with H5N1 after “finding dead birds” in his yard. The CDC then INVENTED a panic story, claiming 66 people were infected. Sources say that number is ENTIRELY FABRICATED.

Before the media even blasted this FAKE OUTBREAK, Fong and Biden’s corrupt FDA sent teams of inspectors in full hazmat suits to Nebraska, ordering the instant killing of 600,000 birds. The farm owner—who recently tested his flock and found ZERO SIGNS of bird flu—REFUSED. But it didn’t matter. Fong had already signed off on the order, threatening him with $4 BILLION in fines and PRISON TIME if he didn’t comply.

She thought she was untouchable. When Trump began cleansing the Deep State in January, she REFUSED TO LEAVE, publicly claiming Trump had “no authority” over “federal watchdogs.”

The next day, KARMA STRUCK. Security FORCED HER OUT, delivering her straight to JAG investigators.

Now you know why the price of eggs have shot thru the roof.

 

[FrancSevin]

USDA Inspectors hold way too much authority over companies. When I worked at R&F Macaroni, we produced a Turkey ravioli. The USAD inspector found a reason at least once a month to shut us down and order the disposal of an entire day's production. Sometimes over the excuse of a burnt our lightbulb in the bathroom.

So the company shut down that department. The USDA managers pleaded that we restart. They would tame the inspector who needed his job. To which we responded, so did the people who used to work in that division.
We never restarted that section.

USDA inspectors are often a constant PIA. They miss so much because they are too busy finding ridiculous reasons to exercise their authority. Always picking the little stuff, unimportant technicalities, to prove their power. And the big ones get by. So, as a result, we have national recalls.