I asked if it was OK to post this email
I received and was given the go ahead.
This is the fellow outlined in Sawbones
post a few days ago...
ATTEN Canadian cattlemen contacts,
You have recieved this email because you
are a cattlemen in western Canada. Many
of you know me as a cattlemen or as a
former large animal veterinarian. Many
of you have commented that the RFID tags
are a problem in the adult animal. Here
is my story in a letter to Brad
WIlderman president of the Canadian
Cattlemens Association also being cc to
many political figures.
This email is reaching out to many
cattlemen across western Canada.
Presently in the process of building an
army of cattlemen and an army of
awareness. Going forward is issues of
the RFID retention in the bovine animal
especially the adult animal is not
addressed soon there will be more
CATTLEMEN VICTOMIZED by an overzealous
bureaucrat.
BEWARE FELLOW CATTLEMAN OF THE HEAVY
HAND OF THE CFIA:
SERVED NOTICE OF VIOLATION OF SECTION
176 OF THE HEALTH OF ANIMALS ACT.
MOVED OR CAUSE THE MOVEMENT OF AN ANIMAL
NOT BEARING AN APPROVED TAG FROM ITS
FARM OF ORIGIN OR FROM A FARM OR RANCH
OTHER THAN ITS FARM OF ORIGIN.
PRACTICE TIPS ALREADY DEVELOPING ACROSS
CANADA:
1)Some producers are tossing a couple of
RFID buttons into liner loads of cattle
or trailers when the truckers aren't
looking. ??????-----------who is going
to deregister those RFID numbers??????
2)If you find yourself charged under
this law-----the fine is $500.00 but if
you pay in two weeks of DEEMED TO BEING
SERVED it is $250.00
There is option 5 that the CFIA doesn't
want to talk about. You have a right
to a review of the facts of the
violation by the REVIEW TRIBUNAL. Oral
tribunal is recommended. If you choose
this route fax nos is 613 792-2088
Review Tribunal
Office of the Registrar
Building 60,2nd floor
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa Ontario
K1A OC6
The phone nos is 613 792 2087. The
ladies that work in this office are very
helpfull to explain the process. There
names are Lise, Charmelle and Rosemary.
THe oral hearing you get to pick the
spot in western canada (if located) and
a timeline suitable to you.
If we drag a few of the inspectors or
veterinary CFIAs through the court room
maybe they will back off and not carry
another heavy hand to another fellow
cattlemen.
Keeping in touch
Dr. Ken Habermehl (Frustrated Canadian
Cattleman)
I received and was given the go ahead.
This is the fellow outlined in Sawbones
post a few days ago...
ATTEN Canadian cattlemen contacts,
You have recieved this email because you
are a cattlemen in western Canada. Many
of you know me as a cattlemen or as a
former large animal veterinarian. Many
of you have commented that the RFID tags
are a problem in the adult animal. Here
is my story in a letter to Brad
WIlderman president of the Canadian
Cattlemens Association also being cc to
many political figures.
This email is reaching out to many
cattlemen across western Canada.
Presently in the process of building an
army of cattlemen and an army of
awareness. Going forward is issues of
the RFID retention in the bovine animal
especially the adult animal is not
addressed soon there will be more
CATTLEMEN VICTOMIZED by an overzealous
bureaucrat.
BEWARE FELLOW CATTLEMAN OF THE HEAVY
HAND OF THE CFIA:
SERVED NOTICE OF VIOLATION OF SECTION
176 OF THE HEALTH OF ANIMALS ACT.
MOVED OR CAUSE THE MOVEMENT OF AN ANIMAL
NOT BEARING AN APPROVED TAG FROM ITS
FARM OF ORIGIN OR FROM A FARM OR RANCH
OTHER THAN ITS FARM OF ORIGIN.
PRACTICE TIPS ALREADY DEVELOPING ACROSS
CANADA:
1)Some producers are tossing a couple of
RFID buttons into liner loads of cattle
or trailers when the truckers aren't
looking. ??????-----------who is going
to deregister those RFID numbers??????
2)If you find yourself charged under
this law-----the fine is $500.00 but if
you pay in two weeks of DEEMED TO BEING
SERVED it is $250.00
There is option 5 that the CFIA doesn't
want to talk about. You have a right
to a review of the facts of the
violation by the REVIEW TRIBUNAL. Oral
tribunal is recommended. If you choose
this route fax nos is 613 792-2088
Review Tribunal
Office of the Registrar
Building 60,2nd floor
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa Ontario
K1A OC6
The phone nos is 613 792 2087. The
ladies that work in this office are very
helpfull to explain the process. There
names are Lise, Charmelle and Rosemary.
THe oral hearing you get to pick the
spot in western canada (if located) and
a timeline suitable to you.
If we drag a few of the inspectors or
veterinary CFIAs through the court room
maybe they will back off and not carry
another heavy hand to another fellow
cattlemen.
Keeping in touch
Dr. Ken Habermehl (Frustrated Canadian
Cattleman)
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