"Oh! The Foie Gras!"
Posted on 08/14/2015 3:20:59 PM PDT by lodi90
Russia is burning and pressing Western products across the country
Officials in the village of Apastovo in Russia's Republic of Tatarstan some 800 kilometres east of Moscow used a bulldozer to destroy three frozen geese from a local shop.
The geese in vacuum packing weighing 3,6 kilo each were found on Wednesday (August 12) as officials from Russia's agricultural watchdog and a local prosecutor's office performed a check aimed at finding banned western food.
The geese were then taken to a nearby landfill side where they were run over by a bulldozer several times and then moved to rubbish.
(Excerpt) Read more at uatoday.tv ...
talk about overkill
Oh yea? Well I think we should dispatch a B-52 to take out Øbongo’s caviar. That’ll teach ‘em a thing or two!
the Russian food police are almost as bad as those in Califirnia
Almost.
"Oh! The Foie Gras!"
You might be right if you want to believe it..........What the hay, I personally know of fellow hunters who have shot geese out of season and then bulldozed the birds into a pit to hide the evidence....../s
Putin is a putz. He’s cutting off his nose to spite his face.
We sell a lot of video equipment into Russia. I’m sure they’ll all be turning off their televisions any sec now.
20+ lbs of frozen poultry gone to waste? My mother would have slapped them silly
Did they grind them under their treads first? I’m surprised they didn’t pee on them first. Maybe they did and chose not to report it.
That said, if you ever had a flock of Canadian Geese stay awhile, it would seem like a perfectly logical thing to do.
Trust me, I know about geese. I live in S.E. Michigan and we've got more year around geese than Florida has bugs..............
Stupid is as stupid does.
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