BSE News: May 2001

Friday, May 04, 2001

Activists Use Mad Cow Scare to Advance Ideological Agendas

May 4, 2001 by David Martosko
Wasington Legal Foundation

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Many experts believe that we have managed to prevent [mad cow disease] from coming here. However, there are others who are most concerned and believe that, no, it's just a matter of time before it turns up here. It really depends on who you ask. Complete article...

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