Comment from Barb Sachau

Document ID: APHIS-2006-0089-0002
Document Type: Public Submission
Agency: Animal And Plant Health Inspection Service
Received Date: May 16 2007, at 11:23 AM Eastern Daylight Time
Date Posted: May 18 2007, at 12:00 AM Eastern Standard Time
Comment Start Date: May 16 2007, at 12:00 AM Eastern Standard Time
Comment Due Date: July 16 2007, at 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time
Tracking Number: 8023d5db
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This is comment on Proposed Rule

Trichinae Certification Program

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public comment on federal register of 5/16/07 vol 72 #94 usda aphis 9 cfr part 149 et seq trichinae certification program docket 2006-0089 rin 0579-ab92 another voluntary program, which means if the profiteers feel like doing it, they MIGHT DO IT. but they will cheat and there is absolutely no punishment if they dont feel like conforming. what a prank on the american public and other governments that rely on honesty and truthfulness. the inspection process at slaughterhouses is a sham - it is ineffective and corrupt. the slaughterhouses know when the inspectors are coming and clean up for the visit. the slaughterhouses are horrible places where live animals are burned alive, chopped up piece by piece and it is all "voluntary" isnt it? it is time to make mandatory what goes on in these sites of horror. please dont write about these places in such a dishonest way. i note that huge amounts of tax dollars are being proposed for usehere so that hog profiteers can make more money. i object to that use of tax dollars. the measly sum of $5l is being proposed as a fee for the agency. this agency is extremely expensive to run and the taxpayers are being hosed to pay for their efforts, yet the profiteers are the only ones profiting from their efforts. this program to increase profits for pig abusers/producers shows overspending of american tax dollars and is a very poor proposal many people do not eat pork because they are well aware of the horror of this industry, where mother pigs are not allowed to even turn around and even though they are intelligent animals, they are subjected to endless stress and poisoned with endless amounts of drugs to make them grow fat in a hurry. they even feed these pigs plastic these days (melamine immediately fed to pigs - even though the owners of the pigs knew it had killed dogs and cats - what horrible implications that has for the food industry) pigs are living extremely intelligent animals. the horror done to them in this industry is beyond belief. they are treated like metal widgets in a factory. they live in constant stress. this whole process is horror itself. regulations like this are never conformed with by profiteers. look at how fast plastic melamine that was killing other animals was fed to pigs, poultry, livestock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! why doesnt the u.s. have import standards for pig meat imported from canada? it is a sad commentary that the u.s. has to look to dead pigs to increase our exports and balance of trade - how sad that we are a third world country. as to regulatory flexibility act, (l) this action should be dropped (2) the objectives make no sense (3)small entities will not participate (4) recordkeeping is enormous so will not be done at all (5) taxpayers will be hosed by the costs of this program please send me a paper copy of the full environmental assessment so i can comment more fully. b. sachau 15 elm st florham park nj07932

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