If any of the legislation is passed, it will be interesting to see of Michelle Obama's garden is compliant. Greta
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Diann Dirks Sent: Monday, March 30, 2009 8:19 AM To: IMI 360; Mike McGrath Cc: East Nashville; Kate Kiefling; [email protected]; Community Gardens; Nashville Food Co-Op Subject: Re: [Community_garden] Food Related Bills in Congress Dear Paul, Because farming and gardening, causitive food production, and use of land are under attack right now by the same folks that have been planning this attack on our farming and freedom for about 50 years (since WWII). Even use of land is a primary target right now behind the scenes. It's not just about land use or farming, it's about creating a slave society. In Nazi Germany, and during the reign of Stalin, one of the first groups that were rounded up for elimination were the leaders of the towns, and the farmers. They posed the greatest threat to the totalitarian regimes being put into play. One of the first things that happened in Poland after the Nazis took power was soldiers came in and confiscated all the little peasant farmer's hand grain grinders (they didn't have big mills there) so the people couldn't make their own flour. This was because the Nazis wanted to know who grew how much, so they could 'tax' (confiscate, steal) all but about 10%. And they wanted to control the making of flour so the people couldn't feed those in the resistance. Money isn't the only thing that is valuable in a society and which our freedom protects, which can be used in the control of people. The big ones are FOOD, WATER, Transportation (the right to move around), and right of property ownership and control. The first one which will put you in your place if you are so bold as to want to be a free citizen in a slave society, is controlling or removing the right to EAT, and beyond that, eat WHAT (organic or chemically loaded genetically modified, poisonous food). Check out Codex Alimentarius on google. Figure it out. Then read your history. One of the reasons our founding fathers put in the 2nd amendment - right after free speach - was the right to bear arms (self protection), was so we could protect the first Amendment and the whole of the Constitution - our freedom. We must wake up now and see what is happening and why. Check out these websites: > http://www.hanseisenman.com/hans/2009/03/the-financial-crisis-a-look-behind- the-wizards-curtain.html and http://www.wimp.com/thegovernment/ Di P.S., I know that Mike thinks this is a bunch of fear mongering and hoey, but in fact, people in Germany were still sitting around in their coffee shops drinking coffee thinking the world was fine when the Nazis took over. One morning they woke up and found they had lost all their rights. It can happen here, unless we get our heads out of the sand. It's being set up almost exactly the same way. The difference is, this country is armed to the teeth with patriotic and liberty loving people. But we have to keep our heads and not give them a reason to declare Marshall Law because then the other people (who can't protect themselves, aren't armed or are strong) will scream for the tight laws and bring in the regime. This is exactly what happened in Germany in the late '30s when Hitler took over. It's part of the scam. The next thing, you watch, will be a drastic and sudden demand that everyone turn in their guns. It's already in the works. Don't do it. Join the NRA, and start talking with your neighbors. A people are governed by the government they deserve. I for one don't think we deserve a dictatorship, do you? D ----- Original Message ----- From: "IMI 360" <[email protected]> To: "Mike McGrath" <[email protected]> Cc: "Ken Hargesheimer" <[email protected]>; "Diann Dirks" <[email protected]>; "Kate Kiefling" <[email protected]>; "Community Gardens" <[email protected]>; "East Nashville" <[email protected]>; "Nashville Food Co-Op" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 29, 2009 11:05 PM Subject: Re: [Community_garden] Food Related Bills in Congress > I'm intrigued. Why should our American gardening brethren be adding 12 > gauge shells to the supply list? > > Paul Hughes > > On 29-Mar-09, at 6:38 PM, Mike McGrath wrote: > >> Sigh. This is getting really, really old. >> ARE they invading farms, Ken? Because fears are endless. >> ---McG >> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken Hargesheimer" >> <[email protected]> >> To: "Diann Dirks" <[email protected]> >> Cc: "Community Gardens" <[email protected]>; >> "East Nashville" <East- [email protected]>; "Kate Kiefling" >> <[email protected]>; <east-nashville- [email protected]>; >> "Nashville Food Co-Op" <[email protected]> >> Sent: Sunday, March 29, 2009 8:01 PM >> Subject: Re: [Community_garden] Food Related Bills in Congress >> >> >>> Diann, >>> >>> I have never viewed a more interesting video or anyother means of >>> educating >>> about government. NAIS can come to your garden or farm and need no >>> warrant >>> and do what he wants to do. Monsanto is nearly as bad. 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