Category Archives: Food shortages

Toxic chemicals on and in our foods

Carcinogens dipped on all  sorts of fruit Glyphosate too from the flower to the root Azo dye colours unnatural and wrong Our foodstuffs are scarce and most don’t belong Anywhere near us Environmentally The quality out there Is frighteningly upsetting

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Salmon farms are hell in the water

Controlling wild fish An impossible task Absolute arrogance There is a mask of insanity Out there even organic Is wretched and rotten Leaving us manic Controlling wild salmon For profitable means Is bloody impossible And the dark scenes Lice pandemonium … Continue reading

Posted in Animal Rights, Environmental Poems, Farming, Fish farming and itsbimplications, Fishing angling course fishing, Food shortages, Hygiene | Leave a comment

Cooling down lying in the meat refrigerator in the supermarket

She’s in with the dead flesh Brain dead me thinks A filthy addition No wonder she stinks Of blood and fat Entrails It’s what you do When you come from A shit of a country It’s true Disrespecting us all

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Frozen foods the real story

So many of these corporate vampires all they know about Is juggling with their margins Screwed at every stage Nutrition ha what do they care Professionally their fights Are with money masters The supermarket chains Best buy fresh and freeze … Continue reading

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Tractors we see them we hear them

“Stuck Farmer” The tea shirt It’s now everywhere Tractors in Westminster The cold winter air The coppers bewildered All of, London too Starmer’s in Brazil what he chooses to do Ignore the reality Of Our pain and our strife Refusing … Continue reading

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