Freezing trawler fishing and processing fish fillets.

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  • @BirgirRunarSaemundsson
    @BirgirRunarSaemundsson  9 років тому +27

    This documentary is about fishing and processing fish on board a freezing trawler in Iceland. Catching cod, haddock, red fish and polllock. Shown is the complete production process of frozen fish and fish meal production.
    Producer: Birgir Runar Saemundsson

    • @JoseSalazar-mc2nk
      @JoseSalazar-mc2nk 9 років тому

      does the crewman make a decent living of doing this?

    • @BirgirRunarSaemundsson
      @BirgirRunarSaemundsson  9 років тому +1

      Yes the salary for seamen are very good on a ship like this.

    • @JoseSalazar-mc2nk
      @JoseSalazar-mc2nk 9 років тому

      +Birgir Runar Saemundsson the processing & packaging is similar to grape harvesting & packaging here in California. We stand long hours in the hot summer sorting & packaging grapes to make a 23 lbs box of the best grapes around & then load them neatly by hand on to a huge flat bed truck (with pallets) then deliver then deliver them to a huge cold storage & unload them with a forklift & ready for the open market. I like your video.

    • @JoseSalazar-mc2nk
      @JoseSalazar-mc2nk 9 років тому

      +Birgir Runar Saemundsson also during the grape harvesting season grapes never go to waste, the bad grapes that we sort out are stored in a container & then sold to local wineries or concentrate juice plants.

    • @JoseSalazar-mc2nk
      @JoseSalazar-mc2nk 9 років тому +1

      +Birgir Runar Saemundsson I'm heading to Alaska for the first time in January of next year, but won't be out at sea like those guys. I would like to work on a fishing boat just like the guys in the video, it's interesting to see this process but even better getting hands on experience doing this.

  • @lgnlint
    @lgnlint 9 років тому +10

    Very cool seeing how these ships are basically a factory in and of themselves. Regardless of the environmental impact it's very cool to see how these ships operate.

    • @milodmolslogi2551
      @milodmolslogi2551 4 роки тому

      تحياتي لك 👍🏻👍🏻

    • @jase4270
      @jase4270 7 місяців тому

      Yeah that is why it's called FACTORY trawler

  • @s.k.p.1204
    @s.k.p.1204 9 років тому +9

    Amazing yet rather obscene. This video has charged my desire to enjoy the banks of the waters with rod, reel, pocket knife, campfire. Enjoyable hand selection.

  • @Charles-ve2yy
    @Charles-ve2yy 5 років тому +2

    Thank you for this very informative video! Subtitles between machines was helpful!

  • @faxirasamedovna3775
    @faxirasamedovna3775 4 роки тому +1

    Обожаю не только есть рыбу,но и смотреть как её ловят. Это не рыбалка на речке с удочкой,а великий труд. Интересно,ведь на сеть попадается разная рыба. Вот посмотреть бы поближе. УДОВОЛЬСТВИЕ НЕОПИСУЕМОЕ!

  • @clakin5307
    @clakin5307 8 років тому +13

    I'm glad there's guys that do this so I don't have too. Thanks for your hard work!!

  • @peterr931
    @peterr931 8 років тому +9

    Well done I worked on tuna fishing Vessels in Australia hard work good money not quiet as big as this vessel. Once you have been to sea for a period of time it becomes a part of you.. I love the sea don't fish now but I love everything to do with fishing whatever type wherever.. Love boats live on the PC looking and reading Love it.. All good have a hoot.. Cheers

    • @romycaromy9376
      @romycaromy9376 8 років тому

      i want work too there...how much they pay and how can i do that???

    • @sultandom1945
      @sultandom1945 4 роки тому

      Am interested with this kind of investment...
      May we consult further...cheers too

  • @damonthomas3109
    @damonthomas3109 10 років тому +9

    This seems like a nice, calm, relaxing job, just a poetic cruise on the sea, really......

  • @watwat79
    @watwat79 9 років тому +18

    Aside from the environmental impacts of this type of fishing, it is quite a remarkable operation.

  • @stephenlees1691
    @stephenlees1691 5 років тому

    love any fish these guys bring it to us thank you without you guys no fish ?//////// ever //// thanks

  • @sandramaduenogaviria499
    @sandramaduenogaviria499 7 років тому +1

    Ufff un trabajo mecánico y matador!!! increíble toda la mecánica del barco!!!
    gente récia y admirable!!

  • @Dan_C604
    @Dan_C604 5 років тому +12

    These guys don’t need gym membership! Hardest job, my respect to them!

  • @peachtrees27
    @peachtrees27 7 років тому +4

    Thank you for putting this together! Looks like true work. Hope these guys make decent $$$...

  • @xevious2501
    @xevious2501 6 років тому

    On one end i appreciate the men&women working so hard to bring food to the masses. we take for granted the fact all we have to do is go to the local supermarket and easily purchase a meal. My only misgiving is the amount of food taken from the oceans at this industrial level. its beyond extensive. we look at a very big ocean but forget its not teaming with fish. no more than people being on every location of land. man congregates in key locations, so do fish. which is why we can easily wipe out many species. By no means are the oceans fish breading at a pace faster than what we are extracting.

  • @TurboBMRProjectLove
    @TurboBMRProjectLove 8 років тому +18

    it must smell lovely in there.

    • @doctoredable
      @doctoredable 7 років тому +8

      Fresh fish does not smell bad. Rotting fish does. You can bet the entire assembly line is thoroughly clean between each catch.

    • @radekdemagic
      @radekdemagic 6 років тому +3

      Ye he's right fresh fish don't have a smell

  • @zubutv.
    @zubutv. 8 років тому +12

    Omg all in one boat!!!

  • @sevincsevinc4697
    @sevincsevinc4697 8 років тому +3

    cox əziyyətli işdi

  • @milodmolslogi2551
    @milodmolslogi2551 4 роки тому

    تحياتي لك 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @Mikishots
    @Mikishots 9 років тому +10

    Good grief, that's hard work. I can't see how you could avoid injury doing this. I hope they're very well-paid, because that's brutal.

  • @pedrozaragoza2253
    @pedrozaragoza2253 9 років тому

    Very impressive. Thanks for sharing.

  • @virginialuis4003
    @virginialuis4003 9 років тому +3

    I am praying for all who the fishing to success. I love for fishing.

  • @tonyheng3901
    @tonyheng3901 8 років тому +1

    you are a good guy. 👌

  • @cmcin
    @cmcin 9 років тому +7

    My favorite part was the bald guy with the lovely full beard wearing the hair net at the end (12:39). gotta love bureaucracy.

  • @gpalarry521
    @gpalarry521 9 років тому +7

    this was very interesting I never imagined there was a large scale operation such as this . What type of uses are fish meal I assume its the leftover scrap ground up. Really like the video thanks larry

    • @sabrinapeepers69
      @sabrinapeepers69 9 років тому +3

      Larry Carroll are you thanking yourself for watching this?

    • @salmahsithi384
      @salmahsithi384 9 років тому

      matt roz 99iio98l8l88999008pppppp77i0pppp

    • @rbleon56
      @rbleon56 9 років тому

      matt roz great pics

    • @Mrhansol
      @Mrhansol 8 років тому +1

      +Larry Carroll i bet you eat fish and chips. Where do you think the fisk comes from? you think 8 million peoples staning on the docks in new york, fishing to make fish and chips.? PS. The potatos used for chips comes from dirt in the ground, dont tell anyone ....

    • @milodmolslogi2551
      @milodmolslogi2551 4 роки тому

      تحياتي لك 👍🏻👍🏻

  • @MH-qg1ky
    @MH-qg1ky 5 років тому +1

    Got to love those short bus helmets

  • @sinisterlocz6639
    @sinisterlocz6639 7 років тому +3

    HAUL BACK !!!! one the hardest jobs out there just got back from my first fishing boat

    • @lanceesquibel3637
      @lanceesquibel3637 6 років тому

      Naknek silver bay seafood. 2017 n 18 n am going BK screw what anyone say we kick ass.

  • @စိုးမင္းလတ္-ဌ၂ဝ

    ေတာ္လိုက္တာ

  •  9 років тому +63

    Fascinating But that stuck Fillet bugs me.

  • @mayagold8583
    @mayagold8583 8 років тому +2

    Good work

  • @ggrumbles
    @ggrumbles 3 роки тому

    90% positive that the bearded guy in all the scenes is Techno-Viking!

  • @templario1118
    @templario1118 9 років тому

    Nice video!

  • @nickdawn3985
    @nickdawn3985 9 років тому +6

    Sure looks different than on a supermarket tray, puts a perspective on where your food comes from. Btw I thought wild cod was pretty much extinct.
    Also love the hair nets, but nothing on the 6"+ beards...
    Makes me re-think the next time why the fish I am buying is cheap.....(all the safety health regulations out the window) but than again just because you pay more for your fish does not guarantee you a better product. Oh guess it's time to go fishing so I can tell wth I am actually eating.
    Good video, thank you for sharing without hiding how we support the huge demand.

    • @jameshazen7433
      @jameshazen7433 6 років тому

      It's Atlantic cod that's in trouble. Pacific cod is classed as sustainable.

  • @longle7603
    @longle7603 9 років тому +23

    Damn I thought some guy started yelling in excitement at 0:17. Then thought damn he can yell for a really long time. Then realize it was the winch lol.

  • @muratyildiz3554
    @muratyildiz3554 7 років тому

    Yabancı dilim yok videoyu çok beğendim Ben de balık işletmesinde çalışıyorum böyle bir gemide ben de çalışmak isterim

  • @naardri
    @naardri 9 років тому +1

    At what point in the fish meal processing is Ethoxyquin added ? Unmodified fish meal can spontaneously combust. In the past, ships have sunk because of such fires. Now, the danger is eliminated by adding antioxidants, namely, ethoxyquin. There has been some speculation that ethoxyquin in pet foods might be responsible for multiple health problems. Ethoxyquin is a quinoline-based antioxidant used as a food preservative (E324) and a pesticide (under commercial names such as "Stop-Scald") to control scald on pears after harvest.It is commonly used as a preservative in pet foods to prevent the rancidification of fats. Ethoxyquin is also commonly used in spices to prevent color loss due to oxidation of the natural carotenoid pigments.

  • @tankyg8231
    @tankyg8231 7 років тому +1

    I think the guy in the freezer has the cooler job

  • @johnmelling9950
    @johnmelling9950 7 років тому

    amazing video. I only eat Cod.

  • @richardhuizar9598
    @richardhuizar9598 4 роки тому

    Man only if I had the opportunity I would do this full-time!😀

  • @cmsracing
    @cmsracing 10 років тому +1

    Makes me glad I am a mechanic!

  • @joeyjamison5772
    @joeyjamison5772 8 років тому +8

    So, what's for lunch today? FISH AGAIN? It must smell great on that boat.

    • @stjanig99
      @stjanig99 6 років тому +3

      Joey Jamison we actually have a very good chef (Most of the time) on these sorts of boats. Fish is probably only eaten once a week

    • @brocongonigga3690
      @brocongonigga3690 4 роки тому

      I better stay at Mcdonald's

    • @milodmolslogi2551
      @milodmolslogi2551 4 роки тому +1

      تحياتي لك 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

    • @joeyjamison5772
      @joeyjamison5772 4 роки тому +1

      @@milodmolslogi2551 وانت ايضا. شكرا لك.

  • @youngbaego7045
    @youngbaego7045 9 років тому

    잘 봤다.
    대단하고 경이롭다.

  • @gordiewilliams1657
    @gordiewilliams1657 8 років тому +4

    We work 6 hours on and 6 hours off the factory never stops

    • @hentriwibowo3243
      @hentriwibowo3243 6 років тому

      how can I work with you..
      I'm Indonesian

    • @Keepemshwacked57
      @Keepemshwacked57 5 років тому +1

      How can I work for you?
      I'm American...Worked in Alaska for 10 years when I was younger.
      16 Hour shifts.

    • @joegoldburg4352
      @joegoldburg4352 4 роки тому

      Yeah thats crazy. American here. 16hr shifts. Point blank.

  • @provideEVERYTHING
    @provideEVERYTHING 9 років тому

    interesting video, cheers for the share!

  • @froggleggers1805
    @froggleggers1805 6 років тому +2

    I miss working on these trawlers.

    • @milodmolslogi2551
      @milodmolslogi2551 4 роки тому

      تحياتي لك 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @wickedeternity2002
    @wickedeternity2002 9 років тому +74

    the whole time during this video, Im trying to think which guys job is the shittiest.

    • @overthehills_faraway8320
      @overthehills_faraway8320 9 років тому +9

      Ryan Poolefor sure the guy cutting the heads off and gutting them with 500,000 more to go.

    • @kyleoden3015
      @kyleoden3015 7 років тому +3

      Ryan Poole it sucks but pay is good

    • @davis7099
      @davis7099 7 років тому +7

      These guys go for holidays in the Bahamas on the tips they get from cods roe. They are the aristocrats of labour.

    • @drunieuwenhof4599
      @drunieuwenhof4599 6 років тому +3

      Not one of them is pissed off! Killing shit being on an adventure and making heaps of coin!! Commercial fishing is epic

    • @paulladuke2259
      @paulladuke2259 5 років тому +9

      My vote is the guy stacking boxes in the freezing hold.

  • @murrayjonasson
    @murrayjonasson 9 років тому +3

    so awesome

  • @Cookboy3857
    @Cookboy3857 4 роки тому

    Nice more fish

  • @MercOilbuner
    @MercOilbuner 8 років тому

    My knees hurt just watching this lol.

  • @hasanullah8155
    @hasanullah8155 7 років тому

    So very nice .

  • @guopeneferozz
    @guopeneferozz 6 років тому

    What a hard work behind my Bocata :O

  • @LetsGoFishingSfla
    @LetsGoFishingSfla 9 років тому +1

    This is -WOW! Mixed in with -Holy Sh**!!!!

  • @doctoredable
    @doctoredable 7 років тому +4

    Hopefully this method of fishing will soon be a thing of the past if we are to sustain the ground fish.

  • @magellanmax
    @magellanmax 9 років тому +1

    Nicely done! That's a factory floating on water.

  • @tomembleton8336
    @tomembleton8336 9 років тому

    very good THANKS

  • @FMHammyJ
    @FMHammyJ 9 років тому +1

    I am curious if the fish stocks off Iceland are sustainable when fished using this kind of production?.....Very efficient, but I question whether this is sustainable.....Hopefully Iceland monitors its fish stocks better than we do here in Canada.....

    • @MsTweetie
      @MsTweetie 9 років тому +1

      FMHammyJ I agree. Globalization has already killed off (or made extinct) many species due to trawling such as this in many parts of our oceans. I used to not be concerned much about where my fish comes from but am now not inclined to eat it as "we've left our footprint" which will affect my grandchildren and their children.

    • @FMHammyJ
      @FMHammyJ 9 років тому +1

      +Falco Lombardi Big......but finite.....we caused the collapse of the cod fishery here in Canada by overfishing......Catches of most species round the globe are decreasing.......not great news for an overpopulated planet that needs protein.....

  • @yvindwixe4712
    @yvindwixe4712 7 років тому +3

    So the poor staker,sould be given a weel barrel/ box carryer,would be mutch faster and easyer for him. love Norway

  • @lego4av
    @lego4av 7 років тому +1

    I believe that Justices system should put non violet prisoner on this kind of job , they can provide meal for the whole correction department and cheap labor to make fish more affordable to the poorest person on this planet....

  • @johannesdolch
    @johannesdolch 8 років тому +5

    As a mechanical Engineer I can appreciate the efficient machine that is such a Trawler.
    As a human being i am terrified what we as a race are doing to other living, feeling beings ;(

    • @jeremyperala839
      @jeremyperala839 4 роки тому +1

      Not one of those 500,000 fish would hesitate to eat you if they were large enough.

  • @Themezas2
    @Themezas2 10 років тому +1

    Excelent! thanks for sharing an aspect of how food is treated before reaching our tables!

  • @Delirium386
    @Delirium386 8 років тому

    ..very interesting....

  • @cent1989
    @cent1989 4 роки тому +1

    Id want a job here so bad!

  • @jetpowered1
    @jetpowered1 10 років тому +6

    thanks again for sharing.
    That was amazing! Nothing goes to waste obviously.
    Is that ship 150-200 meters? How long does an average trip last?

    • @BirgirRunarSaemundsson
      @BirgirRunarSaemundsson  10 років тому +3

      jetpowered1 This ship is about 70 meters long. Trips are 26 to 35 days depending on how good fishing is.

    • @dupin79
      @dupin79 9 років тому

      ***** name of the vessel?

    • @BirgirRunarSaemundsson
      @BirgirRunarSaemundsson  9 років тому +3

      mali dupin The Nameis " Therney" from Reykjavik.

    • @comaradella
      @comaradella 9 років тому +6

      jetpowered1 90% of this sort of fish, is ground up and made into pellets to feed livestock, due to this sort of fishing , by 2040 there will be no more fish on the northern hemisphere. suicidal business.

    • @johnthefisherman8226
      @johnthefisherman8226 9 років тому +1

      jetpowered1 I worked on a processing vessels in the 90's that extracted the fish oil in the fish meal plant. The oil was used to heat the boat.

  • @gageashbaugh8455
    @gageashbaugh8455 5 років тому

    Filets cut and cleaned...see the light? The guy is there to remove worms from the fillet. Cod Pollack and haddock can be wormy. The dude is actually cutting a worm out.

  • @charlieabbot3649
    @charlieabbot3649 8 років тому

    Impressive operation

  • @Ahmad-eg1my
    @Ahmad-eg1my 7 років тому

    بسم الله مشاء الله

  • @sdpvlogs116
    @sdpvlogs116 7 років тому

    very fantastic

  • @mattyg4k233
    @mattyg4k233 9 років тому +4

    Just look at their cute little faces :3

  • @dandixon4034
    @dandixon4034 6 років тому +1

    It is sad to think that people, do not understand how much bounty the ocean has,And how many people that that ocean feeds, and will still throw their trash in our waters, and still go to McDonald’s and get a hamburger or fish sandwich and eat it ,really where did they think it comes from

  • @UraFlight
    @UraFlight 4 роки тому

    They do very hard job

  • @alessandrositon9086
    @alessandrositon9086 5 років тому

    olha é impressionante ver um trabalho tão perfeito como esse os caras são top

  • @Jay-nq1fz
    @Jay-nq1fz 8 років тому +2

    this is where ours food comes from, go protest your local supermarket if you care that much

  • @rayray2076
    @rayray2076 8 років тому +5

    What is the process to apply for a job from people from other countries?

  • @Grasbakken71
    @Grasbakken71 9 років тому +1

    What an investment!

  • @vondent8904
    @vondent8904 8 років тому +1

    Wow. Don't ever let China take this away from you.

  • @jamesblunt006
    @jamesblunt006 8 років тому

    yum, fish. getting hungry.

  • @gbbbys
    @gbbbys 7 років тому

    finally a video w/class :) thx 4upload ...subbing nowthumbs up all that ...totally love this :)

  • @CaptainEdMercer
    @CaptainEdMercer 9 років тому +1

    just curious, do the people who work on the boat do it year long or every month? and how much does one full trip pay?

    • @samkom33
      @samkom33 Рік тому

      At least in norway most bigger fishing ships have 2 crews rotating so that 1 crew work and the other crew have (holyday)
      they usually swap the crews while the ship is in dock unloading if they have quotas big enough to fish the whole year.
      Pay: usually the pay is a fixd minimum pay + a part of the value of the catch usually making big ship fishermen quite rich,
      compared to say teachers, nurses ore most people working 9 to 5 on land.

  • @kevinmorley6300
    @kevinmorley6300 4 роки тому

    They must have a large crew of mechanics
    to maintain all that equipment.

  • @MrNobodyFavorite
    @MrNobodyFavorite 5 років тому +2

    Fish packed so tight, their mouths are open and eyes popping out 👀

    • @hjr8189sbc
      @hjr8189sbc 5 років тому +2

      No, the fish have the bends from coming up so fast from deep water. Eyes pop out and mouths stay open. That is why they are all dead.

  • @oneshotme
    @oneshotme 9 років тому +1

    Have never worked on a fish freezer boat but have on a shrimp one and a lot of just ice boats. Have fished for just about everything here on the east coast of the USA all the way down to C.A. and S.A.. It just drives me crazy when people see how there food is harvested and don't like it but still eat it!!!!! So how much percent of it is by catch??

  • @FlukeJob
    @FlukeJob 8 років тому

    being a millwright on that ship must make for interesting bodges to fix all the equipment. it'd be fun though.

  • @TechnicalEnglish101
    @TechnicalEnglish101 9 років тому

    Awesome!!!

  • @pastorjoselobo2584
    @pastorjoselobo2584 4 роки тому

    Guerreiros. De Deus

  • @johnson1573
    @johnson1573 9 років тому

    good job

  • @ata9879
    @ata9879 8 років тому +1

    Bro this is heavy work.....

  • @strusior
    @strusior 9 років тому +6

    Tomorrow Friday - Fish & Chips :)

    • @milodmolslogi2551
      @milodmolslogi2551 4 роки тому

      تحياتي لك 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @serafinmendez17
    @serafinmendez17 7 років тому

    I working at United States seafood company at Lead processor is very interesting to work fishing is not easy work very heard work but is good money

  • @silversurfer100
    @silversurfer100 9 років тому

    Looking at the volume of this ship's hold I don't think there can be any argument we are not over fishing our oceans. 10 or 20 of these vessels would leave an ocean's area lifeless of a species for a long time to come. Unless we limit the world's population growth we should anticipate massive depletion of ocean food sources in the not too distant future.

  • @johndoe-ou7cp
    @johndoe-ou7cp 8 років тому +5

    My dream job...

  • @lyngnicholas378
    @lyngnicholas378 5 років тому

    My biggest fish I ever caught is 900000000 pounds but these guys did good

  • @huiliu1251
    @huiliu1251 4 роки тому

    Thanks for sharing. Very good study material for my toddler. This is exactly what's showing on his picture book.
    We don't understand the last part: the fish meal. Is it made from the rest parts of the fishes? What can the fish meal used for?

    • @rudders7240
      @rudders7240 3 роки тому

      fish meal is left over like bones/ offal and unwanted fish

    • @samkom33
      @samkom33 Рік тому +1

      Most fishmeal at least in norway go to fish feed for say salmon and trout.... it also used to be used in chicken and cow feed.
      but EU desided to ban fishmeal to be given to animals in case carcasses and bones from animals got mixd in,
      with risk of spreading sickness, say bird flu, mad cow disease, and so on..
      but most fismeal at least in norway is used as fish feed.. it used to be around 90% fishmeal in salmon pellets,,
      but now around 25% fishmeal and most of the rest is say soybeans and corn.

  • @gigiutomo564
    @gigiutomo564 7 років тому

    niceeee ummah

  • @kangtony7200
    @kangtony7200 9 років тому

    Oh, that is how we get the frozen fish.

  • @fwg2000
    @fwg2000 8 років тому +2

    Why they freez it ..?? I always wonder why don't bring it alive in water then sell it fresh

    • @rickyprince9595
      @rickyprince9595 7 років тому +1

      they stay a month sometimes more in the sea collecting the fish u couldnt eat them fresh no where out to be alive dear this for small or more artisanal fishing

  • @SShiJie
    @SShiJie 8 років тому +3

    if people think they should stop, you are wrong, God allowed humans to rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the sky and above all lifestock, kill fish for food not for fun said God

  • @driftwood4271
    @driftwood4271 8 років тому +1

    I don't think so the consumers would know what kinda fish they are buying, since in was filleted from many sort of fish and mixed up, frozen in a box.

  • @schlaznger8049
    @schlaznger8049 9 років тому +1

    With the speed of the filleting machine how do you keep the fish species fillets togather for packaging?

    • @Donnie9by5
      @Donnie9by5 4 роки тому +1

      schlaznger a separate line fort each species !

    • @milodmolslogi2551
      @milodmolslogi2551 4 роки тому

      تحياتي لك 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @keratan82
    @keratan82 4 роки тому +2

    Why is no one commenting about the bearded guy being in almost all the steps of operation.. wonder if they cloned him.. or hes just does most of the work below deck.. 😂

    • @aaronwalker8847
      @aaronwalker8847 2 роки тому

      Yeah right? This whole thing is obviously a put on production. They aint showing you all of the innocent sea creatures who died and will just be thrown overboard.
      These trawlers are bad - If folks want to eat fish - they need to go fishing.
      The trawlers is just one more obvious evident proof that the govs and corps are out to kill and destroy the earth, rather than trying to save it.
      Every decision the civy lies nations govs and corps make , is to the detriment of the earth and everything within . Including lectric cars which is a million times worse than oil power. They are already overloading the earths electro magnetic power circuit now - it cant power the lectronics the world is using now, not and power itself and the natural creations within. Everything alive depends on the earths electro magnetic fields to power us, and the migrating critters use the fields to navigate.
      When the govs act concerned about fixing the climate, they are lying through their teeth. They are intentionally killing the earth and everything within it. The civy lies nations are part of the devil/ rebellion led by lucifer, after all. They hate everything our father and Yahshua the real christ/ our creators created - especially mankind -
      AND MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT - WERE IT UP TO THEM NOTHING NATURAL WOULD REMAIN ALIVE IN THE EARTH, NOT EVEN THE EARTH ITSELF COULD WITHSTAND THIS ONSLAUGHT. It is sik and dieing now.

  • @janwilliams178
    @janwilliams178 3 роки тому

    I wondered how all those fish were processed they have a complete factory on the water

  • @peterhamilin2828
    @peterhamilin2828 10 років тому +6

    Is fish meal,bones,skin,entrails,blood sold as fertilizer,cat food or McDonald's fish burgers?

    • @felixb2637
      @felixb2637 6 років тому

      fish meal is actually sold as fish food for fish farms!

    • @deannelson9565
      @deannelson9565 5 років тому +2

      McD's gets there fish from Alaska and it's Pollock but it's caught in the same way.