Tyson foods?

[grizz]

Tyson foods has gone full on anti-American!! I would post a link but at the moment I can only find the ones that require a membership, please research yourself

Long story short - They are firing Americans and closing production in one (maybe more?) states and re-opening in NYC to hire ILLEGALS! They are also paying for any legal assistance they me need!!

These guys need to be boycotted forever! I will NEVER buy anything from them again

Help spread the word. I've had many post on FB removed but still posting them in hopes the word gets out and we close this business down forever!

[Sir John Honeybucket]

Remember when it was illegal to hire illegals? Business owners would be fined and possibly more. 


Sir John Honeybucket

[Felix]

In our fondest hopes, we see rights made of wrongs by "Voting".
After the number of election cycles behind us... with nothing but things getting worse... it may be time to hunker down and survive the turmoil that surely comes, just as the French Revolution did.
In the process of reforming some kind of new world, I believe that folks are going to have to get "granular".   By that, I mean the awareness of rights not just "melting away".  No.   More like "murdered".   By actual, individual, people.  With names.   And addresses.
A sort of DIY Nuremberg.
And with this, I apologize to the group for speaking in terms that AI cannot possibly miss or misinterpret.
Truth is the new treason.   And our overlords have amply demonstrated their intolerance for it.
Anyone here want to offer damaging testimony on Boeing operations?

[RB in GA]

This is not new. Tyson Foods has long had a history of hiring illegals.  They have had at least two different plants sanctioned over the years by the feds for doing so.  it isnt suprising that with the feds i encouraging illegals that this would happen.  That they would move to New York is- the additional oversight might not be worth it for them

[Jackalope]

    RB is correct, and it isn't just Tyson that hires illegal aliens.  And several similar companies have a history of hiring illegal alien children.  These companies should be heavily fined, but they probably factor in the cost of any fines as part of doing business.

[zanedclark]

Isn't Tyson owned by the Chinese?

zane

[Felix]

Political contributions aka, "buying their politicians" is their cost of doing business.
It is cheaper/more profitable to install people who will give them a pass where the law is concerned than it is to follow the law as written (but not enforced).

[pkveazey]

I'll just say this about TYSON FOODS............ check the Hillary Clinton connection.

[Deathstyle]

It?s because of the Kurdish billionaire that sued Alex Jones after he exposed Chibani yogurts and imported migrants into SE Idaho to work at the Chobani plant there and how the local leadership went along w it in exchange for profits

That Kurdish billionaire convinced Tyson foods to take advantage of some immigration loop hike and is encouraging other companies to follow along

[JohnyMac]

Oh yeah Grizz, I heard about this too.

I forget who wrote or said this, however, Tyson in my book is the new Bud Lite. Boycott them even though an alternative might be at a higher cost.

Vote with your wallet.

[grizz]

Oh yeah Grizz, I heard about this too.

I forget who wrote or said this, however, Tyson in my book is the new Bud Lite. Boycott them even though an alternative might be at a higher cost.

Vote with your wallet.

bud lite F'ed up and tyson said, "wait, hold my beer" 

Tyson took it so much further by firing Americans, hiring illegals and making it very public subject. I hope they crash and burn!!!

[RB in GA]

If you want to boycott chicken plants that hire illegals then you better raise your own chickens because you'll be boycotting ALL of them.  I have 5 chicken plants with 20 minutes of me, all different companies, and they all hire illegals.

[Felix]

All considered, RB... not a bad idea.   Not a bad idea at all.

[grizz]

If you want to boycott chicken plants that hire illegals then you better raise your own chickens because you'll be boycotting ALL of them.  I have 5 chicken plants with 20 minutes of me, all different companies, and they all hire illegals.

I am doing that...

[JohnyMac]

My neighbor buys 30+ meat chickens as chicks each year. At the 8-week mark butchers them. I forget the ratio, however,he keeps a certain size range to roast, and the rest he cuts up. He roasts the backs on a grill and when cool simmers them. Once that is done he bottles the broth in 16 and 32 ounce jars. He then process the chicken broth in a pressure caner as per instructions.

When he simmers the grilled bones he uses several veggies in the process. Celery and carrots I think. When he pours the broth into jars, he strains the liquid using cheese cloth.

[Felix]

Does neighbor Mark or anyone here have knowledge/opinion on one-time canning lids versus reusable lids/seals?

[grizz]

My neighbor buys 30+ meat chickens as chicks each year. At the 8-week mark butchers them. I forget the ratio, however,he keeps a certain size range to roast, and the rest he cuts up. He roasts the backs on a grill and when cool simmers them. Once that is done he bottles the broth in 16 and 32 ounce jars. He then process the chicken broth in a pressure caner as per instructions.

When he simmers the grilled bones he uses several veggies in the process. Celery and carrots I think. When he pours the broth into jars, he strains the liquid using cheese cloth.

We (a buddy and myself) get a dozen chicks, raise them for a couple of years taking advantage of their prime laying years, and then butcher when the laying drops off. We also replace the butchered ones with new chicks so we are never out of eggs. Extra eggs are gifted to family and friends all the time, we cant eat them all

Chicken bone broth, I absolutely love the fresh home made stuff and it does wonders for my joints and over all health. I would like to hear your canning process for it. I've tried water bath and canning but freezing seems to work the best. Unfortunately freezing takes up a lot of space in the freezer which is why I was trying the other methods

[grizz]

Does neighbor Mark or anyone here have knowledge/opinion on one-time canning lids versus reusable lids/seals?

I've been re-using lids for many many years. Every now and then I get a jar that didnt seal so I toss it in the fridge and eat it first. If I notice any lids that have been damaged I just throw them away

[Nemo]

I am trying to get my wife to try some chickens.  How big a perch would a 200lb man need?

That would be necessary before the first bird went in the henhouse.

Nemo