Big Government Raids Small-Town Amish Farm and Steals Their Food. D.C. NIFO
Posted by freedomforall 3 years ago to Politics
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""We had all this meat. We worked hard to get it in the freezer, process it, package it, stack it in there to sell and bring income. And, here comes the state, puts everything in their truck, and takes it to the dump, pays us nothing for it, so that definitely affects our income. We do have a big struggle to pay our bills right at the moment," Fisher said.
The Amish farmer explained his 500 customers believed in his products because it was "fresh," unlike "when you go to the store, you don't know what's in your food."
Fisher said big corporations that control the food supply sometimes process "partly rotten" meat dipped in chloride, as a chemical preservative, to manufacture a red, pinkish look "just like it be fresh." He said big corporations can't track all the animals that are butchered.
"So, that's why I say if you buy food from a farmer, go to that farm, ask the farmer you want to see their animals, you want to see the farm, you want to know where your food comes from. You do have the full rights. Ask for that. If you are not given it, take it as a warning," Fisher said."
""We had all this meat. We worked hard to get it in the freezer, process it, package it, stack it in there to sell and bring income. And, here comes the state, puts everything in their truck, and takes it to the dump, pays us nothing for it, so that definitely affects our income. We do have a big struggle to pay our bills right at the moment," Fisher said.
The Amish farmer explained his 500 customers believed in his products because it was "fresh," unlike "when you go to the store, you don't know what's in your food."
Fisher said big corporations that control the food supply sometimes process "partly rotten" meat dipped in chloride, as a chemical preservative, to manufacture a red, pinkish look "just like it be fresh." He said big corporations can't track all the animals that are butchered.
"So, that's why I say if you buy food from a farmer, go to that farm, ask the farmer you want to see their animals, you want to see the farm, you want to know where your food comes from. You do have the full rights. Ask for that. If you are not given it, take it as a warning," Fisher said."
This is indeed, this is a warning to ALL.