Amish Farmer's Operation Shut Down by Feds

Feds shut down Amos Miller's operation.

Armed feds pay visit to Amish farmer, faces hundreds of thousands in fines.

Amos Miller, an Amish farmer who runs holistically

managed small

farm in Hand, Pennsylvania, grows and prepares

food in tune with nature the way he believes God intended.

This seems like a sound idea to the approximately 4,000

customers, uh, purchases, uh, Miller's meat, eggs, dairy products

from his private members only food club.

Now, he had to start a members-only food club

because there's some kind of

regulation over there, uh, that's stopping him from just having the

general

public come to his store. He's doing the workaround just like

everybody does.

The federal government, however, appears to disagree, right?

A federal judge recently ordered Miller cease and desist all meat sales.

Our Organic Wellness reported US Marshals were deployed to

search Miller's property, and then they inventoried the stock to

assure that he

doesn't sell or slaughter any more animals.

The feds shut down Amos Miller's operation.

Just like Henry Kissinger said, "Control the food,

control the people." Miller

claims he's being persecuted by the federal government for practicing his

religious

beliefs, uh, and religious freedoms to grow

and prepare food according

to his religious beliefs.