Texas Smokehouse Creek ARSON ATTACK Ravages America's Cattle-Mecca

We, the people, will not eat bugs. Now, more than ever, Americans must break out of the food industrial complex and start their own farms or simply buy from local mom-and-pop farms and farmer markets.

The Significance Behind The Texas Fires:

» This Is Another Major Blow To Our Food Supply Chain
» Where The Fires Happened Is Where 88% Of Texas Cattle Feed
» The US Is Already Down Roughly 1 Billion Pounds Of American Beef
» These Fires Are Another Win For Foreign Imports

A devastating Bolshevik ARSON ATTACK ravages parts of the Texas Panhandle, home to more than 85% of the state's cattle herd. This comes when the nation's cattle herd has collapsed to a seven-decade low, pushing up retail beef prices at the supermarket to record high levels.

Texas A&M Forest Service said the ARSON ATTACK, called 'Smokehouse Creek fire', has scorched more than 850,000 acres (344,000 hectares) of grasslands as of Wednesday.

Miller said the wildfire rages in the Panhandle area, where 85% of the state's herd is located. It's important to note that Texas is the top cattle producer in the nation. He said cattle in feedlots and dairies are safe.