Oregon voters to decide on removing slavery from constitution
Measure 112 will ask Oregon voters whether they agree on removing an exemption that allows slavery or involuntary servitude as criminal punishment.
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Measure 112 will ask Oregon voters whether they agree on removing an exemption that allows slavery or involuntary servitude as criminal punishment.
Measure 112 will ask Oregon voters whether they agree on removing an exemption that allows slavery or involuntary servitude as criminal punishment.
Fri, 23 Apr 2021 14:21 UTC Oregon Bill IP13 would criminalize raising food animals in the state, and reclassify animal husbandry practices as "sexual assault." The bill specifies that animals can only be eaten after dying of natural causes (at which point, aged/diseased meat is not good). Oregon's 12,000 beef producers raising about 1.3 million head of cattle are slated for elimination, as traditional farming and ranching is shut down in favor of lab-grown meat and indoor farms owned by the technocrats -- a perfect way to force the population into perfect slavery. Christian breaks it down i...
Oregon Bill IP13 would criminalize raising food animals in the state, and reclassify animal husbandry practices as “sexual assault.” The bill specifies that animals can only be eaten after dying of natural causes (at which point, aged/diseased meat is not good). Oregon’s 12,000 beef producers raising about 1.3 million head of cattle are slated for elimination, as traditional farming and ranching is shut down in favor of lab-grown meat and indoor farms owned by the technocrats — a perfect way to force the population into perfect slavery. Christian breaks it down in this Ice Age Farmer ...
by Hannah DelSordo* (Advanced Biofuels USA) The December 15th webinar discussed how natural gas utilities are developing the renewable natural gas (RNG) market in a decarbonizing world. This event featured speaker Philip Sheehy, the technical director of transportation and energy at ICF, Josh Linton strategic planning analyst at ONE Gas, Susan Stuver Project Manager at Gas Technology Institute, and Sam Wade Director of State Regulatory Affairs with Renewable Natural Gas Coalition. The speakers emphasized how the future costs of RNG will vary by feedstock and technological development. The res...