Hey Libertards! Here’s a glimpse into the real totalitarian America: Our food is so fucking criminally disgusting that “farmers” are making it a felony to gather info on the subject…sorry would-be Upton Sinclairs, there’s no room for you on the freemarket!

Vanity Fair profiles The eXile: "Gutsy...visceral...serious journalism...abusive, defamatory...poignant...paranoid...and right!"

MSNBC: Mark Ames and Yasha Levine
Broke the Koch Brothers' Takeover of America

What You Should Know / April 27, 2011

Hey Libertards! Here’s a glimpse into the real totalitarian America: Our food is so fucking criminally disgusting that “farmers” are making it a felony to gather info on the subject…sorry would-be Upton Sinclairs, there’s no room for you on the freemarket!

bittman.blogs.nytimes.com -- The animal advocacy group Mercy for Animals sent an undercover investigator to E6 Cattle Company in Texas, where he filmed calf abuse over a two-week period. Warning: this video is graphic and depicts the killing of cattle with blunt objects.To prevent such whistleblowing, several states have passed so-called “Ag-gag” laws that would make it illegal to clandestinely film inside slaughterhouses, sparking what animal rights activists fear will be a nationwide trend.—A bill introduced in the Minnesota House in early April punishes not only videographers who pose as workers and record the inhumane treatment of animals, but also those who distribute said videos. The bill seeks to make it a felony to disrupt operations at factory farms, a component intended to punish activists and protesters. One of the sponsors is Rep. Rod Hamilton, a former president of the Minnesota Pork Producers.