🚨CRIMINAL PROBE.
DOJ just opened a criminal investigation into the Big Four meatpackers.
Price-fixing. Collusion. Capacity controls.
Not civil. Criminal.
Fines up to $100M. Executives facing prison.
Cut the cartel. 🇺🇸
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But this is a form of religious discrimination. NBA & Bulls did Jaden Ivy wrong
I’m a Christian. And a follower of Jesus Christ. And I’m not ashamed of the Gospel. And can care less if you don’t like or don’t agree with it. That’s my choice!
A year ago we were supposed to be getting $2,000 rebate checks, DOGE was going to find $2 trillion in waste to balance the budget, we were going to pay no income taxes because tariffs would pay for everything, gas & home electric bills would be cut in half, and no new wars.
“Today, 63 farmers will go out of business.”
“Farmers are going broke.”
“At the same time as … families can’t feed their kids.”
“Yet across agriculture and food sectors, dominant corporations are posting record profits.”
Farm Action’s Joe Maxwell delivered an urgent call to break up corporate monopolies in our food system at a roundtable hosted by @SenSchumer.
The problem is much, much worse than you think.
“When I began farming in 1980, the top four beef packers controlled about 36% of the cattle.”
“Today, it’s 85% of the fat cattle.”
“There were 56 fertilizer companies.”
“Today, there’s three dominant ones.”
“They use supply chain disruptions to gouge the consumer and take advantage of the farmer.”
“And these farmers will be coming here and asking for another bailout from Congress, fourth time in just a little over a year.”
“Companies themselves acknowledged at the time and filings with the SEC that a large share of their pricing is not tied to their cost, but how much a farmer gets paid.”
“The more bailout money you give the farmers, the more the input companies are gonna charge.”
“That’s how monopoly power works.”
“We also need to confront the role of commodity checkoff programs.”
“These programs were created to support farmers.”
“But today, a large share of mandatory farmer funds flows into marketing and policy influencing the Congress.”
“They primarily benefit the processors and dominant firms.”
“For more than four decades, both parties have actually allowed the sliding towards monopoly control.”
That’s exactly it.
All these suits in the city want to argue about geopolitics like it’s a TV show — Brazil this, China that, central bank swaps, devaluation, paper debt. Meanwhile, we’re out here in North Idaho with 1200-pound cows, frozen water troughs, and real feed bills.
https://t.co/K9A3PMzYpy wasn’t built on opinions. It was built on survival.
I don’t give a damn how many times Brazil and China sign the same press release. That’s just headlines for people who forgot where value comes from.
Because the minute you actually raise something — an animal, a crop, a kid — you realize fast: debt doesn’t feed you. Paper doesn’t protect you.
What does?
Stewardship. Skill. Land. Cattle. Clean food. Hard metals.
You can tell who’s bluffing by who still thinks trust lives on a centralized authority’s screen.
Truth is, every country on that list — the U.S., China, Brazil, EU — they all made the same mistake: they let fake money replace real wealth.
And now they’re trying to outrun the truth with swaps, rollovers, and distractions.
But you can’t swap your way out of hunger.
You can’t roll over a dead herd.
And you sure as hell can’t distract winter.