William Slomp

Southern Alberta dairy farmer and father of 5.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Nutritional science trying to blame red meat:

1950s: "Red meat causes heart disease!" - No mechanism found

1970s: "Red meat causes high cholesterol!" - Cholesterol fears debunked

1990s: "Red meat causes cancer!" - Hazard ratio 1.18 (clinically meaningless)

2000s: "Red meat causes diabetes!" - Actually prevents it

2010s: "Red meat causes inflammation!" - Actually reduces it on carnivore

2020s: "Red meat causes climate change!" - Biogenic carbon cycle ignored

Every decade: New accusation. Same lack of mechanism. Same observational data. Same confounding variables.

Meanwhile actual evidence: Every population eating primarily red meat (Inuit, Maasai, Mongols, Entire Paleolithic) had zero modern diseases.

Every population that stopped eating red meat and started eating seed oils developed modern diseases within one generation.

The correlation is perfect. Just backwards from what they claim.

70 years of trying to make red meat the villain.

70 years of it stubbornly making people healthier.

At some point, you'd think they'd notice.

But admitting they were wrong would collapse the food industry.

So they keep searching for the mechanism that will finally prove red meat is dangerous.

They won't find it. Because it doesn't exist.

[4Vengeance Media @4vengeancemedia]

The @JrProspectsHL stars just keep stepping it up and stuffing more top shelf entertainment into the JPHL 5 Plays!

#4V

[William Slomp @willslomp]

@coryvdelzen Congratulations Cory

[Camus @newstart_2024]

I will post this over and over again...

Cows Save The World? Shocking Carbon Study!

A groundbreaking study from the University of Nebraska presents a paradigm shift in the climate conversation.

The research concludes that raising more cattle is a key to a carbon-negative future, as they are net-positive for the atmosphere, producing more oxygen than the methane and carbon they emit.

The surprising prescription? To save the world, we might just need to eat more steak.

[Joel Henderson @dathockeydoe]

Rylan Ng. Didn’t expect him to make the WHL year one but he’s an easy player to like. Size be damned, he’s smart, puck controlled, and has vision for days. Going to be another incredible top-6 Forward.

[Edmonton Oil Kings @EdmOilKings]

First WHL goal in the bag for Cage Smith! 👑🚨

[Western Hockey League @TheWHL]

Rylan Ng isn't going anywhere!

After stealing the @WHLHitmen's spotlight during the preseason, the seventh-round selection has gone from packing his bags to contesting for a spot in the opening night lineup.

For more on Ng's impressive training camp, hit the link!

[Quad City Storm @QuadCityStorm]

Folks, we've got another #NewGuy making his way to the Quad Cities‼️

#StormNation - Let's show some love to our newest netminder, Tyson Brouwer🙌

📊 https://t.co/SCsKcojKcT

#FreezeWarning

[William Slomp @willslomp]

One last time

[Hockey Calgary @hockeycalgary]

Congratulations to our 2023 U13AA Thanksgiving Classic presented by @TourismCalgary "A" Division Champions, the Lethbridge Hurricanes!

📸@Dave__Watling

[William Slomp @willslomp]

@chincouleespuds Are you retiring?

[William Slomp @willslomp]

@dutchcatkerk @LinsleyJohn @Breckafarms I don’t think so it’s pretty much flat

[WestGen @_Westgen]

The Green Acres Holstein Club and our very own Genetic Advisor, John Muller. Jumped in to action to help dairy farmers in BC after the November floods, donating 41 breed heifers to those in need in the Abbotsford area.
Thank you !

[Alberta Milk @AlbertaMilk]

The Green Acres Holstein Club jumped into action to help dairy farmers after the November 2021 floods rocked their industry, donating 41 bred heifers to those in need in the Abbotsford area. https://t.co/iS44EkIdLM

[Richard Bosma @Richard__Bosma]

THANK YOU to the Green Acres Holstein Club of Alberta who donated a liner load of bred heifers from the Lethbridge area and sent them to Abbotsford, BC to assist dairy producers affected by the Nov 15 flood. This incredible gift was practical, valuable and very much appreciated!

[William Slomp @willslomp]

Anyone know what this is? Spider? Looks like a funnel type web

[Harm Kelly @KellyCreekDairy]

Huh. Dairy is the lowest. Maybe supply management is again proving beneficial for Canadians in a time of trade and economic turmoil? Home grown food supply and processing is a win-win for Canadians.

[Jeff Nonay @JeffNonay]

Tell me more about cheap food policy in America…

[William Slomp @willslomp]

@abdairyman @BrendanScholte1 Gotta pay for that green paint somehow