Where's the Beef? : The Mad Cow Disease Conspiracy
Ever wonder if the hamburger you are eating is safe? How about the milk that you just poured for your child? Chances are that it isn't. You probably wouldn't know that because the truth has been kept from you, until now. This is the story of my friend's struggle to expose the conspiracy that has hidden the dangers of Mad Cow Disease from the world. It is a plague that threatens the lives of millions. Hopefully it is not too late.
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