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STEVEOUTDOORREC

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UDDERLY RIDICULOUS Feds invade farm for 5 a.m. inspection Serve warrant on farmer up to milk cows

Seeded on Sun Apr 25, 2010 9:34 AM EDT
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health, pennsylvania, amish, raw-milk
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Federal agents invaded an Amish farm in Pennsylvania at 5 a.m. to inspect cow-milking facilities then followed up the next day with a written notice that the farmer was engaged in interstate sale of raw milk in violation of the Public Health Services Act.

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steveoutdoorrec

As long as his customers know that the milk is unpasteurized he should be allowed to sell it

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Reply#1 - Sun Apr 25, 2010 9:35 AM EDT
Dr Know

Where is the outrage? People get upset at how illegals are "being treated" yet sit quiet when a citizen IS abused by his own government.

WHERE IS THE OUTRAGE???

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Reply#2 - Sun Apr 25, 2010 11:56 AM EDT
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