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There was an interesting take on this on Reddit a few days back https://reddit.com/r/HighStrangeness/comments/d5mqw6/_/f0t0p1l/?context=1 https://reddit.com/r/
by unsignedchar 7y ago
There was an interesting take on this on Reddit a few days back
https://reddit.com/r/HighStrangeness/comments/d5mqw6/_/f0t0p1l/?context=1 https://reddit.com/r/HighStrangeness/comments/d5mqw6/_/f0t0p...
- eBombzor 7y agoSo some government agency is going into farms dead at night with a heli and cutting out the cow to check for mad cow disease? Uh ok, but why would they do it in such secrecy?
- voldacar 7y agoFurthermore, why would they leave the corpses? If they actually are infected you would never want to leave the corpse or have to come back for it later, and if they aren't, well, you have a super creepy blood-drained corpse with various organs surgically excised just sitting there on someone's property as a magnet for panic and conspiracy speculations. If the govt actually wanted to collect cattle for this kind of testing, they could easily pass a law that let them take animals and pay market rate for them. I imagine this would be much cheaper and simpler than ongoing covert helicopter operations combined with the cost of the investigations that the FBI did in the '70s. It's an explanation that makes basically no sense
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