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We need more patriot law officers around the country like him who will serve the people and stand up to these criminals in washington who run our lives and tell us what to do.
Oathkeeper Sheriff Blocks Feds From Raiding Local Farmer
We need more patriot law officers around the country like him who will serve the people and stand up to these criminals in washington
go away idiot if you dont have nothing to say about the OP.We need more patriot law officers around the country like him who will serve the people and stand up to these criminals in washington who run our lives and tell us what to do.
Oathkeeper Sheriff Blocks Feds From Raiding Local FarmerWe need more patriot law officers around the country like him who will serve the people and stand up to these criminals in washington
Stephanie, is that you?
While I find his actions laudable, the sheriff exceeded his authority. "Rogers continued, “My research concluded that no one was getting sick from this distribution of this raw milk."We need more patriot law officers around the country like him who will serve the people and stand up to these criminals in washington who run our lives and tell us what to do.
Oathkeeper Sheriff Blocks Feds From Raiding Local Farmer
The feds should have taken this to court rather than walk away. If the feds were wrong that does not address the actions of the sheriff, only their own.No, he didn't exceed his authority. If he had, the assholes wouldn't have left.
This happened some time ago. Fuck the feds.
"“Specifically, the FDA was inspecting his farm without a warrant as much as every two weeks. Typical inspections occur annually. The Department of Justice (DOJ) had subpoenaed him for a grand jury in Michigan in which he was to bring his production documents. The Feds wanted to make this farmer an example.”
This is the sort of shit we put up with. Assfucks showing up, warrantless, telling us we HAVE to allow them to fuck with our property because they are "federal agents". Fuck them. We don't have to do shit.
What the sheriff did was 100 percent constitutional. The feds were the ones violating the constitution. And they know it, which is why they didn't take it to court.The feds should have taken this to court rather than walk away. If the feds were wrong that does not address the actions of the sheriff, only their own.No, he didn't exceed his authority. If he had, the assholes wouldn't have left.
This happened some time ago. Fuck the feds.
"“Specifically, the FDA was inspecting his farm without a warrant as much as every two weeks. Typical inspections occur annually. The Department of Justice (DOJ) had subpoenaed him for a grand jury in Michigan in which he was to bring his production documents. The Feds wanted to make this farmer an example.”
This is the sort of shit we put up with. Assfucks showing up, warrantless, telling us we HAVE to allow them to fuck with our property because they are "federal agents". Fuck them. We don't have to do shit.
"Federal stanceWhat the sheriff did was 100 percent constitutional. The feds were the ones violating the constitution. And they know it, which is why they didn't take it to court.The feds should have taken this to court rather than walk away. If the feds were wrong that does not address the actions of the sheriff, only their own.No, he didn't exceed his authority. If he had, the assholes wouldn't have left.
This happened some time ago. Fuck the feds.
"“Specifically, the FDA was inspecting his farm without a warrant as much as every two weeks. Typical inspections occur annually. The Department of Justice (DOJ) had subpoenaed him for a grand jury in Michigan in which he was to bring his production documents. The Feds wanted to make this farmer an example.”
This is the sort of shit we put up with. Assfucks showing up, warrantless, telling us we HAVE to allow them to fuck with our property because they are "federal agents". Fuck them. We don't have to do shit.
"Federal stanceWhat the sheriff did was 100 percent constitutional. The feds were the ones violating the constitution. And they know it, which is why they didn't take it to court.The feds should have taken this to court rather than walk away. If the feds were wrong that does not address the actions of the sheriff, only their own.No, he didn't exceed his authority. If he had, the assholes wouldn't have left.
This happened some time ago. Fuck the feds.
"“Specifically, the FDA was inspecting his farm without a warrant as much as every two weeks. Typical inspections occur annually. The Department of Justice (DOJ) had subpoenaed him for a grand jury in Michigan in which he was to bring his production documents. The Feds wanted to make this farmer an example.”
This is the sort of shit we put up with. Assfucks showing up, warrantless, telling us we HAVE to allow them to fuck with our property because they are "federal agents". Fuck them. We don't have to do shit.
Ross Goldstein is the Justice Department attorney who is investigating Hochstetler’s operation. Friday he declined to comment on the case, saying federal law prohibits him from talking about grand jury cases.
“We can’t talk about it,” Goldstein said, “because there is an ongoing federal investigation.”
But Goldstein did email Rogers and warned him that interfering with a federal investigation could be prosecuted as a felony and would carry up to a three-year term in prison. Goldstein also cited the federal “supremacy clause” that the Supreme Court has interpreted as making federal rules and laws superior to local ones.
“The supremacy clause has been interpreted since the earliest days of the nation to mean that federal law trumps state law whenever the two conflict,” Goldstein wrote.
And the attorney contends that federal law specifically allows the inspection of Hochstetler’s farm without a warrant.
“Because Forest Grove Dairy manufactures, processes, packages or holds food, the provision of federal law authorizes FDA personnel to enter Mr. Hochstetler’s property,” Goldstein wrote. “Because it is a federal law, indeed an act of Congress, officers or employees of the FDA may do so lawfully without regard to any Indiana law to the contrary.”
After receiving the email, Rogers indicated he is not changing his stance. He said he has talked to county attorneys about the issue, but in the end, any action or inaction is his call.
There have been no recent attempts by the FDA to inspect Hochstetler’s farm, Rogers said. The last attempt was in March, at which time Hochstetler refused entry to the inspectors, according to the sheriff."
Middlebury dairy farmer, Sheriff stand up to FDA
When I see the Supremacy Clause overturned or this adjudicated I will change my perspective.
This was an ongoing investigation. 2011 so what, is there new information?"Federal stanceWhat the sheriff did was 100 percent constitutional. The feds were the ones violating the constitution. And they know it, which is why they didn't take it to court.The feds should have taken this to court rather than walk away. If the feds were wrong that does not address the actions of the sheriff, only their own.No, he didn't exceed his authority. If he had, the assholes wouldn't have left.
This happened some time ago. Fuck the feds.
"“Specifically, the FDA was inspecting his farm without a warrant as much as every two weeks. Typical inspections occur annually. The Department of Justice (DOJ) had subpoenaed him for a grand jury in Michigan in which he was to bring his production documents. The Feds wanted to make this farmer an example.”
This is the sort of shit we put up with. Assfucks showing up, warrantless, telling us we HAVE to allow them to fuck with our property because they are "federal agents". Fuck them. We don't have to do shit.
Ross Goldstein is the Justice Department attorney who is investigating Hochstetler’s operation. Friday he declined to comment on the case, saying federal law prohibits him from talking about grand jury cases.
“We can’t talk about it,” Goldstein said, “because there is an ongoing federal investigation.”
But Goldstein did email Rogers and warned him that interfering with a federal investigation could be prosecuted as a felony and would carry up to a three-year term in prison. Goldstein also cited the federal “supremacy clause” that the Supreme Court has interpreted as making federal rules and laws superior to local ones.
“The supremacy clause has been interpreted since the earliest days of the nation to mean that federal law trumps state law whenever the two conflict,” Goldstein wrote.
And the attorney contends that federal law specifically allows the inspection of Hochstetler’s farm without a warrant.
“Because Forest Grove Dairy manufactures, processes, packages or holds food, the provision of federal law authorizes FDA personnel to enter Mr. Hochstetler’s property,” Goldstein wrote. “Because it is a federal law, indeed an act of Congress, officers or employees of the FDA may do so lawfully without regard to any Indiana law to the contrary.”
After receiving the email, Rogers indicated he is not changing his stance. He said he has talked to county attorneys about the issue, but in the end, any action or inaction is his call.
There have been no recent attempts by the FDA to inspect Hochstetler’s farm, Rogers said. The last attempt was in March, at which time Hochstetler refused entry to the inspectors, according to the sheriff."
Middlebury dairy farmer, Sheriff stand up to FDA
When I see the Supremacy Clause overturned or this adjudicated I will change my perspective.
Your link is from 2011.
Feds are 100 percent in the wrong, and they knew it.
People need to oust them when they come knocking.
This was an ongoing investigation. 2011 so what, is there new information?"Federal stanceWhat the sheriff did was 100 percent constitutional. The feds were the ones violating the constitution. And they know it, which is why they didn't take it to court.The feds should have taken this to court rather than walk away. If the feds were wrong that does not address the actions of the sheriff, only their own.No, he didn't exceed his authority. If he had, the assholes wouldn't have left.
This happened some time ago. Fuck the feds.
"“Specifically, the FDA was inspecting his farm without a warrant as much as every two weeks. Typical inspections occur annually. The Department of Justice (DOJ) had subpoenaed him for a grand jury in Michigan in which he was to bring his production documents. The Feds wanted to make this farmer an example.”
This is the sort of shit we put up with. Assfucks showing up, warrantless, telling us we HAVE to allow them to fuck with our property because they are "federal agents". Fuck them. We don't have to do shit.
Ross Goldstein is the Justice Department attorney who is investigating Hochstetler’s operation. Friday he declined to comment on the case, saying federal law prohibits him from talking about grand jury cases.
“We can’t talk about it,” Goldstein said, “because there is an ongoing federal investigation.”
But Goldstein did email Rogers and warned him that interfering with a federal investigation could be prosecuted as a felony and would carry up to a three-year term in prison. Goldstein also cited the federal “supremacy clause” that the Supreme Court has interpreted as making federal rules and laws superior to local ones.
“The supremacy clause has been interpreted since the earliest days of the nation to mean that federal law trumps state law whenever the two conflict,” Goldstein wrote.
And the attorney contends that federal law specifically allows the inspection of Hochstetler’s farm without a warrant.
“Because Forest Grove Dairy manufactures, processes, packages or holds food, the provision of federal law authorizes FDA personnel to enter Mr. Hochstetler’s property,” Goldstein wrote. “Because it is a federal law, indeed an act of Congress, officers or employees of the FDA may do so lawfully without regard to any Indiana law to the contrary.”
After receiving the email, Rogers indicated he is not changing his stance. He said he has talked to county attorneys about the issue, but in the end, any action or inaction is his call.
There have been no recent attempts by the FDA to inspect Hochstetler’s farm, Rogers said. The last attempt was in March, at which time Hochstetler refused entry to the inspectors, according to the sheriff."
Middlebury dairy farmer, Sheriff stand up to FDA
When I see the Supremacy Clause overturned or this adjudicated I will change my perspective.
Your link is from 2011.
Feds are 100 percent in the wrong, and they knew it.
People need to oust them when they come knocking.
We need more patriot law officers around the country like him who will serve the people and stand up to these criminals in washington who run our lives and tell us what to do.
Oathkeeper Sheriff Blocks Feds From Raiding Local Farmer
No It was an ongoing investigation. The feds had a small case against the farmer, not the case they thought they had.This was an ongoing investigation. 2011 so what, is there new information?"Federal stanceWhat the sheriff did was 100 percent constitutional. The feds were the ones violating the constitution. And they know it, which is why they didn't take it to court.The feds should have taken this to court rather than walk away. If the feds were wrong that does not address the actions of the sheriff, only their own.
Ross Goldstein is the Justice Department attorney who is investigating Hochstetler’s operation. Friday he declined to comment on the case, saying federal law prohibits him from talking about grand jury cases.
“We can’t talk about it,” Goldstein said, “because there is an ongoing federal investigation.”
But Goldstein did email Rogers and warned him that interfering with a federal investigation could be prosecuted as a felony and would carry up to a three-year term in prison. Goldstein also cited the federal “supremacy clause” that the Supreme Court has interpreted as making federal rules and laws superior to local ones.
“The supremacy clause has been interpreted since the earliest days of the nation to mean that federal law trumps state law whenever the two conflict,” Goldstein wrote.
And the attorney contends that federal law specifically allows the inspection of Hochstetler’s farm without a warrant.
“Because Forest Grove Dairy manufactures, processes, packages or holds food, the provision of federal law authorizes FDA personnel to enter Mr. Hochstetler’s property,” Goldstein wrote. “Because it is a federal law, indeed an act of Congress, officers or employees of the FDA may do so lawfully without regard to any Indiana law to the contrary.”
After receiving the email, Rogers indicated he is not changing his stance. He said he has talked to county attorneys about the issue, but in the end, any action or inaction is his call.
There have been no recent attempts by the FDA to inspect Hochstetler’s farm, Rogers said. The last attempt was in March, at which time Hochstetler refused entry to the inspectors, according to the sheriff."
Middlebury dairy farmer, Sheriff stand up to FDA
When I see the Supremacy Clause overturned or this adjudicated I will change my perspective.
Your link is from 2011.
Feds are 100 percent in the wrong, and they knew it.
People need to oust them when they come knocking.
Er..the article in the OP is from March 2016. The feds skedaddled and that's the end of it because they KNOW they have no authority to pull that shit.
The sheriff did not "make" them do anything. If they had a substantial case against the farmer they would have pursued it regardless of what the sheriff wanted them to do.The feds showed up every two weeks for I don't k.ow how long, harassing him and searching the premises illegally. Until the sheriff mlade them stop.
Illegal search and seizure, constitutional violations. And no, they wouldnt. They cou t on retards like you to let them get away with this shit. Thank goodness, some people still know we are not slaves of the feds. Fuck them, they need to clear their asses off.our property and get their pig noses out of our business.The sheriff did not "make" them do anything. If they had a substantial case against the farmer they would have pursued it regardless of what the sheriff wanted them to do.The feds showed up every two weeks for I don't k.ow how long, harassing him and searching the premises illegally. Until the sheriff mlade them stop.
You are not looking at all of the facts and no I do not let anyone get away with anything.Illegal search and seizure, constitutional violations. And no, they wouldnt. They cou t on retards like you to let them get away with this shit. Thank goodness, some people still know we are not slaves of the feds. Fuck them, they need to clear their asses off.our property and get their pig noses out of our business.The sheriff did not "make" them do anything. If they had a substantial case against the farmer they would have pursued it regardless of what the sheriff wanted them to do.The feds showed up every two weeks for I don't k.ow how long, harassing him and searching the premises illegally. Until the sheriff mlade them stop.
