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Well, there's a product called Bovir. And, dear friend, Bill Gates, has had a hand in it bringing it to market. Of course. Although sorry? Sorry. I just said of course because he's a wonderful man. Of course. Yep. You know, not a direct hand, but he has, you know, financially backed heavily financially backed a company called DSM who have formulated, you know, in their labs, bit of a Frankenstein situation, a product called Beauvyr. Now Beauvyr is a supplement, and it's mixed in with dairy cattle's feed. And the idea behind it is that it, inhibits the methane gas that cows produce and release, I e burp parts. You know, because according to the powers that be, cows are a huge polluter to the environment.
Episode Summary
Originally broadcast on: http://radiosoapbox.com Radio SoapboxWomen's Hour broadcasts live every Sunday at 7:00p.m. uk time. In this episode of Women's Hour, host Shelley Tasker is joined by Jo Wood to discuss a range of topics, starting with the controversial Bovear experiment. Jo explains the introduction of Bovear, a supplement mixed into dairy cattle feed to reduce methane emissions, financially backed by Bill Gates. The discussion highlights the public and farmers' outrage due to lack of consultation and potential health risks associated with Bovear, including its carcinogenic properties and impact on animal health. The conversation also touches on the economic implications for farmers and the potential monopolization of the dairy industry by large corporations like Arla.In the second part of the show, Shelley pays tribute to Anna De Bessiere, a UK lawyer known for her advocacy on legal and ethical issues during the COVID-19 pandemic, who recently passed away. Anna's work in human rights and her fearless stance against government policies are remembered.Technical difficulties arise as Shelley attempts to connect with Tracy Barnes to discuss the "right to die" bill and care home issues. Despite the challenges, Shelley is joined by a surprise guest, Mallificus, who shares humorous and practical "top tips" for everyday life, providing a light-hearted end to the show. The episode wraps up with Shelley reflecting on the joys and stresses of the festive season.