Dept. Of Agriculture Says ALL Food Is “Illegal” Unless Produced In Government Facility

[Sanders]

There are new developments in the Pennsylvania government’s legal crusade against Amish farmer Amos Miller, who has been under attack for years because he grows, produces and sells food to the public outside the government control matrix.


Attorney Robert Barnes of Barnes Law LLP shared an update on X explaining that, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, all food is “illegal” – just as illegal as “illegal drugs,” by the way – unless it is manufactured in a government-approved facility of the kind managed by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).

If a farmer in any way defies this by producing food without government approval, such as is the case with Miller, then said food can be destroyed at will by the government, according to the government.

https://principia-scientific.com/dep...ment-facility/

[aviator]

So my tomatoes are illegal?

[Solid Snake]

Originally Posted by aviator

So my tomatoes are illegal?

I'm forwarding this post to the proper authorities. Expect a knock on your door in a day or two.

[44044]

Originally Posted by Solid Snake

I'm forwarding this post to the proper authorities. Expect a knock on your door in a day or two.

IIRC FDR had a farmer prosecuted

for grinding wheat, that he had grown,

into flour, for his own use...

Something about doing so denied interstate

commerce...

[Stoned_Oli]

Originally Posted by 44044

IIRC FDR had a farmer prosecuted

for grinding wheat, that he had grown,

into flour, for his own use...

Something about doing so denied interstate

commerce...

The biggest case ever, Wickard v Filburn (1942).
That needs to be overturned as the Constitution only allows fedgoob to lord over actual interstate commerce, but they claimed power over everything that affects interstate commerce.
Selling food grown and consumed in one state should be outside their influence, hopefully this farmer pushes that all the way to SCOTUS.

[44044]

Originally Posted by Stoned_Oli

The biggest case ever, Wickard v Filburn (1942).
That needs to be overturned as the Constitution only allows fedgoob to lord over actual interstate commerce, but they claimed power over everything that affects interstate commerce.
Selling food grown and consumed in one state should be outside their influence, hopefully this farmer pushes that all the way to SCOTUS.

Thank You Sir…

[aviator]

Originally Posted by Solid Snake

I'm forwarding this post to the proper authorities. Expect a knock on your door in a day or two.

They are for the squirrels.....

[4thIDvet]

Originally Posted by Solid Snake

I'm forwarding this post to the proper authorities. Expect a knock on your door in a day or two.

2

Thank you Snake I pray aviator deletes that post before the block captain sees it?
Imagine being in the big house? 'Hey what are yah in for?' Ah I got 2 years for growing a tomato plant in my yard.

[JD Miller]

No !



and Lets Go Brandon

If that Amish the gubment is harassing was a illegal alien mexican his farm food would be OK

[RetVet]

The government wants its cut. Just like Biden and his 10%

[JD Miller]

Hamish, forced into Moon Shiners by the greedy politician thieves

[drh]

So, 1500 acres of Triticale and Alfalfa here are not food unless it is farmed is some dot gov twat managed corporate farm. My cattle strongly disagree. But thanks for playing, dot gov homos.