PENNSYLVANIA ROAD BLOCKS FARMERS | Another Attempt to shut them down.

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@@guyinthewrinkledwrangler I didn’t see your comment

[@guyinthewrinkledwrangler]

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[@guyinthewrinkledwrangler]

It's up now brother.

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@@guyinthewrinkledwrangler KZbin filters certain words but when I checked “held for review” I didn’t see anything. Normally we approve those anyway.

[@guyinthewrinkledwrangler]

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[@lorisoich7098]

Isn't that what property and gas tax is supposed to be for? These greedy politicians need their bank accounts investigated asap.

[@jimcoulter5877]

Not when you have a Dictatorship Government! Bidenism is Urinating on the Constitution and following Communism!

[@Defundthemasons]

VATICAN OWNS ALL LAND ON THIS PLANET AS OF TREATY OF 1213 - THAT'S WHO YOU PAY PROPERTY TAXES TO FOR THE LAND THAT YOU RENT FROM THE VATICAN

[@smas3256]

Did you know that the state of NM does not pay their state's elected law makers money except for travel and expenses?

[@JohnDeWeese-lq4pf]

@@smas3256 That's TRUE for the NM State Legislatures BUT They only have a THIRTY DAY work time. In other words they serve as a PRIVILEDGE and only come together 30 days out of the year to do their work! Make and pass their bills. It's not like they are "working" 365 days a year excluding weekends. It's 30 days and gone back home. They get travel and meal money which should be at a reasonable rate. SO, if they work for 30 days and you give them $12 an hour for 24 hours send them a check for $8,640. Again, it's a PROVILEDGE to serve.

[@mikelembke5121]

So true, Democrats installing socialism

[@lindacrawford5029]

Unless more local people stop this, it will continue to get worse!

[@dangeary2134]

An empty semi with a 48’ ALUMINUM trailer behind it, empty, scales 31,000 lbs. They are saying that something that weighs less than an empty truck has to have a “road bond???” I would be going after each and every elected official in this, and demand a copy of their bond and their oath of office. They are violating both.

[@terrieknoll4712]

I totally 100% agree with you! And if you don’t have a corrupt Sheriff than approach them with the tools from the book, “The Lesser Magistrate” and Sheriff Lamb. I have listened to so many people that I forgot who talked about investigating local officials, get the skinny on their plans and backgrounds, who got them “selected” and more. Hire someone to let them know that we know. Leigh Dundas?

[@terrieknoll4712]

I totally 100% agree with you! And if you don’t have a corrupt Sheriff than approach them with the tools from the book, “The Lesser Magistrate” and Sheriff Lamb. I have listened to so many people that I forgot who talked about investigating local officials, get the skinny on their plans and backgrounds, who got them “selected” and more. Hire someone to let them know that we know. Leigh Dundas?

[@hamfox9714]

Excellent, inform their bonding company that you are suing them for twice the bond and they are gone or pay out of pocket. Bye bye.

[@sheryltoliver9975]

A fully loaded tractor-trailer can weigh 80,000 lbs. 40 tons.

[@Mk101T]

Well maybe the government in charge of those roads should just cede control of them to what ever farmer conglomerate steps up. And put their funding into the roads that the truck drivers are bypassing to drive on the farmers roads .

[@mitzioden4926]

They want the farmers out of business.

[@warrenpuckett4203]

They want independent farmers out of business. Mao and Stalin did that for the good of the state.

[@alvindueck2104]

We all know that already.

[@SJ-vo1bw]

They want the land.

[@jimlippi4001]

They want to control the food so they can control the people.

[@everettrhay4855]

They don’t want the land, they don’t want your money. They want you gone.

[@PhilGoldblum]

The people causing these problems moved to rural communities from cities (when it became untenable to live there) and sadly they don't know where their food comes from (even when living next to a farm). Once out in the country they are offended by the sites and smells, and angered by the inconvenience of having to drive behind slow farm equipment - so they run to the township office and complain. The township officials rather than telling them to move back to the city they came from pander to them to get votes. Very sad indeed. I saw an interview where one anti-farm individual ranted that the farmers should just get their food from the grocery store like everyone else... The level of stupid required to make such a statement is extraordinary.

[@lgDukeCity5018]

This is not just "ignorant city folk" pushing this, look to the money. It is coming from Corporations and crooked elected officials. Corporations have control of the food supply.

[@Mk101T]

So I guess the simple answer is for government to stop funding the roads ... and cede authority to what ever farmer conglomerate steps up. Then the farmers can purchase a temporary green card anytime they want to drive into town , or go to anywhere else outside their little bit of heaven .

[@PhilGoldblum]

@@Mk101T great logic their friend. Not sure what facts, data or other inputs you processed to get to that set of conclusions all of which are mistaken and not stated or implied by my post but your location on the problem side of the equation is now clear to all of us. Thanks for the heads up. BTW- If you're confident in knowing these things as fact - why not post with your real name? Wouldn't you like credit for your contribution to the dialogue?

[@Mk101T]

@@PhilGoldblum I thought it was pretty clear you wanted to stop city folk from moving to the country ... singing "Moving to the country , gonna eat a lot of peaches". Which peaches come from a can , that were put there by a man , in a factory down town ??? Don't cha know !!! Hehe LOL ... so clarify what sort of freedoms in America need be curtailed so that you " a supposed true american" Don't have to spend your time day in and day out complaining on the internet about those damn city folk .

[@ronaldjones743]

​@@Mk101TMove back to the city

[@DebbiePrice-yb1fi]

They pick on the Amish because they are defenseless, and peace-loving people. They are also self-sustaining and not relying on big corporations for their food. It’s disgusting.

[@tangle70]

They own firearms like the English. They are not defenseless.

[@donaldscobie8455]

In Indiana they run puppy mills. When the pups are to big to sell they drown them.

[@Defundthemasons]

@@tangle70 Really? I didn't know! Good for them!

[@Defundthemasons]

@@donaldscobie8455 Donald Scobie THE TROLL!

[@marlan5470]

@@donaldscobie8455 BS.

[@gloribyrd9259]

The government wants the Amish Farmers land.

[@CountryTenn1365]

Sounds like it!

[@bonniegierach5027]

No kidding

[@Defundthemasons]

The Vatican OWNS ALL the LAND globally - that's why everyone with a home pays property taxes - it goes to the LANDOWNER, PAPI AT DA VATICAN!

[@flat6fever680]

No the government doesn't. Even as greedy as it is if it wanted it it would already have taken it. The Amish if anything are preventing developers from developing the land. I'm not a huge fan of the Amish and the animal abuse. The way they treat the horses and literally run them to death. Witnessed it myself. Ran a horse in the heat pulling a family buggy until the horse collapsed. Once it was down the man dragged it off the road BY IT'S EARS!, AND THEN PROCEEDED TO KICK IT IN THE FOREHEAD to get it back up. I couldn't take any more and left the scene along the road.

[@sandasturner9529]

But they can't have it

[@1Mhoram9]

All those farmers need to file lawsuits for constitutional civil rights violations of religion and whatever else in the constitution fits the situation.

[@luminousjewels4580]

ASAP

[@sundancer3700]

Problem is they dont have the money to fight it.

[@SJ-vo1bw]

It won't work...likely.

[@bendy6626]

The Amish won't use the law to go after someone. Too bad they don't know a guy named Vinny.

[@Defundthemasons]

@@sundancer3700 Wouldn't matter if they did - NO JUSTICE IN KANGAROO COURTROOMS!

[@molotulo8808]

I own 60 acres in a small rural farm community. I do not farm, but i tell the farmers in my community that they need to pass laws making it illegal to prevent farming. Pass "Right to Farm" laws to keep farming in your community legal!

[@smas3256]

Ask your community how long does it take to grow organic potatoes and tomatoes. Maybe they'll understand that concept.

[@marlan5470]

There shouldn't be a law micromanaging every movement a human makes.

[@joanneholcombe735]

We already have tge constitution! Use it! Its only as powerful as those willing to defend it!

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

We already have laws securing our rights to farm. It's all in the Constitution, Amendments, Bill of Rights. . . which are ALREADY more bloated than they need to be. The problem is agencies are given more power than our actual elected representatives! And corporate lobbiests are allowed to bribe and threaten the government into their will. And unjust judges are never fired, and regulations and edicts are treated like laws.

[@patrickday4206]

Natural law is superior to written law

[@patrickbodine1300]

No farmers, no food. No food, no country.

[@barrychampagne3740]

No people

[@NoctilucentArts]

@@barrychampagne3740 Sounding better and better...

[@MaryJo-bz5dl]

Slave control.

[@toddmichael4271]

What is sad are the corporations will end up farming all these small places and then the laws or regulations will change to suit them. We need to get back to small farms. Every family should have 1500 acres to farm and raise animals on to feed themselves and maybe some neighbors. Get rid of large government and large agriculture corporations. Getting away from agriculture and nature has been the ongoing degradation of our society and country.

[@jesshorn257]

I agree with the ideal but 1500 is way too big for my area(we get decent rainfall so 500-1000 would be plenty to manage for a small grains farming family)...granted the ideal of having my house in the center of 2 sq mi and border fence to keep people out sounds really nice

[@AliasJimWirth]

Thomas Jefferson was a proponent of this nation being a nation of small farmers. Smart man.

[@sangha1486]

"We need to get back to small farms" That's not going to happen under Capitalism. It requires businesses to do one of three things: Grow, go bankrupt, or be swallowed up by a larger entity.

[@cornrichard]

Around me buying 1500 acres would only cost abot 30 million. I agree every family should have that.

[@timfremstad3434]

Small farms don't pay, it's hard, endless work and people don't want to pay what it costs a small farmer to grow food compared to the corporate farm that supplies Walmart in bulk cheaper.....depending on how old you are, your grand parents or great grand parents had a farm, they didn't get to go on vacations every year, the farm needed tending constantly, the kids didn't want to farm and moved away., it's only when you get older that you appreciate the peace of the farm.......what would happen if everyone had a farm is the vast majority would sell them off for the quick profit, and we would be back where we are now

[@JA51711]

There is a social media platform called next door and there is a local farmer in Pennsylvania that has a cattle farm for meat. I've driven by the farm plenty of times and the farm does not smell and it appears that the animals are in good condition have shelter food . A post appeared in next door calling on people to take down the farmer and I commented how unfair and wrong it was to do this behind the farmer's back and that the author should have the decency to go to the farmer and explain what the concerns are so that they can discuss it and be a neighbor. The author continued justify acting maliciously and behind the farmer's back and to me that seems like a bigger and more political agenda against this farmer. The authors complaint was that the animals were not being treated properly because they were in mud. The suggestion was to approach the farmer and ask the farmer to put sand down or a better footing because other than that the animals are in great health and they are going to be used for food. The majority of people supported the farmer and these are people that live in the neighborhood. Nextdoor continue to keep the post up despite the entire Community supporting the farmer. There is definitely something malicious going on in Pennsylvania against farmers and social media is being used as a vehicle to attack the farmers in my opinion

[@judigrumm7190]

When nextdoor made me comply with their 'courtesy policy' I dropped it. I'm not courteous to a$$holes. And that's what your poster person sounds like.🤨

[@warrenpuckett4203]

Feed lots smell. On the other hand a load of manure smells like good produce. BUTT it stinks if you are selling farming chemicals. Then you can turn around and accuse the farmer of chemical pollution. Highly probable someone has plans for malls and a suburban housing tracts to grow taxes.

[@YahushuaMyAll]

Social media is all created and driven by the government ABC agencies to take information on everyone...NSA. It is nice to have to connect and advertise but it will be to all our demise at one point in the very near future, if it hasn't already.

[@pamelawoodall5891]

Drop next door, just a bunch of Karen’s

[@bendy6626]

Cattle LIKE mud and will stand in a wet muddy ditch anytime the weather warms up. As long as they have a dry area or pasture, they'll come and go as they like. Your neighbor is 🤡🤡🤡

[@JasonSmith-vd1sz]

Instead of wasting the farmers money on the road bonds, they need to use that money and hire an attorney and sue the heck out of these counties and townships enforcing this!

[@abn82dmp]

Sue the people making the rules PERSONALLY, take everything they own or will ever own. Maybe that will wake up the next person in that position.

[@NoctilucentArts]

They only have to put up 2% of the bond. They also have the freedom to fix any damage they cause, the bond is just so they don't skip out on their responsibility.

[@rosiecastroff9386]

the farmers in france burned the town down

[@PennyDickson-bn6mk]

hmmmm something to think about

[@gregjames3001]

I think I'd pay to see that movie , ,

[@marie2670]

They want us to eat bugs. I hope the farmers are getting together with a plan to fight back before its to late. Pray for the farmers.

[@raincoast9010]

Farmers can do barely anything, it's the lefties in the cities that drive policy and make laws.

[@karolvt1]

We ALL need to fight back!! Not just the farmers! United we stand Divided we fall.

[@raincoast9010]

@@karolvt1 The sad part is that city folks don't even think about farmers, they think food comes from the store.

[@sundancer3700]

No they want us to eat but they want to control it. Bill Gates owns 270,000 acres of farm land in several states. Small local farms wont exist, they will be forced out of business and people like Gates will buy the land. The more they own the more they control us. We need to vote liberals out so laws can be changed to stop this, look at the mess we are in already.

[@sundancer3700]

@@karolvt1 Do it with your voting power, the liberals and people like Bill Gates are behind this.

[@de14jabs]

After the last 4 years, malice is the only plausible reason. Don't play naïve, don't give any more 'benefit of the doubt'

[@user-le5bb9pe5n]

Land grab to control Americans…..it isa global agenda. Thank the Biden administration and the swamp for this.

[@sunshinegardener1189]

I was just going to say sounds like this gentleman is working for the WEF and the World Bank shutting down small farmers. If not everyone who uses the roads is being treated the same way and that’s desperate/unequal treatment designed to be a financial burden on the local farmers. Hope they have a good lawsuit.

[@faithnevaehmartinez4509]

Wtf would Yanasa Farms be working for the WEF and the world banks to help shut down farmers? Is main goal is to keep small farmers informed on what's coming down the pipeline so they can prepare for it!

[@sunshinegardener1189]

@@faithnevaehmartinez4509 sorry to have confused you, the gentleman that works for the county in Pennsylvania, not Yanasa Farms.

[@curtisbacon7856]

​@@sunshinegardener1189some people don't know how to read and keep things in context not your fault and you shouldn't be sorry for other people's stupidity

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

Did you mean "disparate/unequal"?

[@tonemc6047]

Gill Bates is now the biggest landowner in America and he wants to eliminate the competition.

[@osamawilliams9042]

No He is NOT. Look Up Who OWN the Most LAND and FARMLAND. It Is NOT BGates.

[@pamelawoodall5891]

Bill Gates is of the devil.

[@sundancer3700]

Gates only owns 270,000 acres out of 9 million ag acres in the USA

[@SJ-vo1bw]

Look up how much land the LDS has purchased. They are outbidding Gates in some cases...no joke. look that one up too.

[@bonniegierach5027]

@@osamawilliams9042, he’s a close 2nd!

[@brusselsprout5851]

In my area a local produce farmer began offering flavored ice drinks from two small slushie machines. It was a winner that started pulling a profit for the family. Then the government told them to offer those they needed to install bathrooms, which would cost a fortune to install. 😮 So, basically, they put the slushie machines away, and now on the dog days of summer we don't get to have the refreshments when we stop in to buy our produce. I think it's just a lot of government people with too much time on their hands, so they are giving themselves busy work and they don't care that it's taking money away and out of the hands of the hard working local little people. To be a produce stand farmer it does take a whole lot of hard work and long hours! And now they can't even make a little extra money from selling the slushies that were a big hit with a lot of us. I think they are trying to ruin the little people. They want all of us to be corrupted corporatists.

[@Dancer_Actor]

I'm from Pennsylvania and it's really sad to see what my state is doing to Farmers which make up a lot of the state. This is government overreach.

[@lcee6592]

It's government tyranny.

[@rodger7029]

None of this is true

[@rickyenglish1391]

Get rid of the government over reaching,and government enforcement agencies,that hurt the farmers,work with the farmers!,,when the food is gone,you starve!!!,God Bless the American Farmers!!!.

[@Laljack564]

Government wastes the most water.

[@1MSally1965]

GOVERNMENT WASTES THE MOST EVERYTHING!

[@evanstauffer4470]

How so? I'm interested in understanding what they're doing to waste water.

[@fullarmorpreparedness5606]

I told everybody the Amish didn't move south for no reason.

[@meganritchey1934]

What do you mean? Am I missing something?

[@jims.3987]

Been seeing alot of Amish people in Florida.

[@Defundthemasons]

I'm Aware of this, too! I recommended that a young Hawaiian man who goes to church with them get to know them better and support their food pantries!

[@joanneholcombe735]

Only thing with moving is that this is coming everywhere...u gotta unite and make a stand...

[@gregorybrown8756]

Hate to tell you,,,, the area he is talking about is huge Amish territory

[@sharonparker2262]

Don't tell me it's all about protecting the ground water. What about ground water around East Palestine Ohio, or the other toxic chemical leaks from other train derailments in the last few years? Pennsylvania has far too many regulations as is. The sales tax and corporate tax regulations were a half to one inch book many years ago. I turned it over to my company accountants , and said help me.

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

I'm sorry to hear that. :( I'm in a real dungeon because I make enough to be taxed but not enough to be able to hire an accountant.

[@missf4681]

Why arent the factories held account for all the water and land pollution that they have done

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

Exactly. Isn't it a funny coincidence how hard the government is prioritizing the aggression toward small farms?

[@steveolson69]

Because they are the ones paying off the senators and congress

[@RebeccaJarisch]

Vote RFK JR for president!! He knows what they are doing! Took down Monsanto!

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

@@RebeccaJarisch The only candidate who can get enough votes to win against the propaganda machine is Trump and everybody knows that. To vote for anyone else is just to divide the conservative vote, in others words a vote against Trump is a vote for "Biden" (the people actually behind Biden).

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

@@RebeccaJarisch Do you really want 4 more years of the current regime? A vote against Trump is just a vote for Biden. It's great that you hate Monsanto and all but let other candidates run later. NOW it has to be Trump or it's going to be nothing. Nobody will get as many votes as Trump. Trump has become the most popular Republican leader of all time. Why take away from the last chance we have to pick up steam and get Biden out of office while we still have a chance?

[@danw6014]

There are enough dairies in that township I'm sure. Maybe they all need to load up a bunch of cow manure an unloaded at the township hall.

[@ferebeefamily]

Spread the word Charlie. Isn’t Lancaster a tourist destination in Pennsylvania? Let’s stop spending money where the leadership hates the American Farmer. Thank you.

[@jefferykeeper9034]

Take a look at what's going on in the state of Idaho over water rights.

[@sundancer3700]

Thats a FU*KING mess, poor farmers out there.

[@bonniegierach5027]

It’s outrageous!

[@robg8433]

They want to own*Your Farms* through penalty fees and bonds...👈🏽👈🏽👈🏽👀👀👀🤬🤬🤬

[@jesshorn257]

why do they do it...? Land grab pure and simple. Near me a state trooper harassed a farmer that used the field access road that was there before their was a highway for a 1/4 mi. After he got ticketed the county got together to get the trooper removed from the area by having a facebook group to track the trooper and file reports to the local station...if you want your county to stay ag then make sure you make the county seat know not to cross the population.

[@jamesharrisonjr4515]

Vote democrats out

[@lgDukeCity5018]

Not a left/right issue It is a have and have not issue. Corporations run this country; you belong to them.

[@RebeccaJarisch]

GET RID OF ONE WORLD ORDER!!!!

[@curvinwenger8024]

​@lgDukeCity5018 not true democrats are warmongers. And hate the American way

[@juliagregory192]

One word - Lithium! Pennsylvania found an abundance in state.

[@jesshorn257]

did not know that but that makes alot of sense

[@bonniegierach5027]

I’ve read that before somewhere

[@silverbackag9790]

Most places there was/is oil, there’s lithium. It’s not rare; they like to pretend it is. For control.

[@thereselarfield7177]

I’m watching from Australia… I’m endeavouring to keep tabs on what is happening to farmers globally…

[@Duben-ym5vi]

I can understand your concept that PA has a desire to shut down farming. I own just 12 acres but boarded horses most of my life. I retired as Township board of supervisors chair and currently am an alternate zoning board member. PA's problem is population. We are blessed with an abundance of water, good soil, etc. Too many city and suburban people are moving into areas that were once very rural and do their civic duty by running for office or getting appointed to one. They do not understand ag or while wanting the views, don't want the noise, odors etc. related. Too many farmers don't get directly involved with politics. 100 acres has 1 or 2 votes. The same subdivided acres has well over 70 voting potential. My township adopted "a rural pro ag community". It helps. There's also misinterpretation of law by leaders who will force their concept. Fighting them legally is also expensive . To win costs literally years and tens of thousands.

[@RebeccaJarisch]

Interesting to know!

[@LancoAmish]

The Amish in Sugar Valley need to be much more voting minded. Many in the main Amish community in Lancaster County have begun to vote and understand how important it is at the local level. Hopefully it’s not too late to right the ship and vote in new supervisors.

[@user-lr4ht1uw1z]

I hope. I love Lancaster and Pennsylvania farmers and I understand that the Amish don't get involved with politics but I hope they start giving in knowing that the government is really going to start abusing them.

[@dehavenfamilyfarm]

We have a small farm in Northeast PA- luckily not near all the nonsense has been happening the last few years. But it seems it may be only a matter of time before we may see various ridiculousness as well. Thanks for the videos!

[@NANA-nd1kq]

What they are trying to do is crash the value of farmland, buy it up cheap with leveraged loans, then revert back to policy which gives land back its value. And of course, own all the groundwater rights.

[@missf4681]

Yup. They don't want private family farms

[@annedonnellan6876]

NESTLE CEO wantsvto privatise all water

[@KatheeRN]

I live in NE PA. Went to my pig farmer last week. I asked the owner how business was going. Her response made me cry...She told me "Not good. You are our 1st customer today and it's 1PM." She said "it's not just their farm it's all our local farmers". They all talk and r very worried about staying in business.😢

[@teresawebster3498]

Semi trucks, max weight 80,000-40 tons. Dump trucks 28,000 pounds-14 tons. So I guess this town does not have garbage trucks, box store delivery trucks, road work trucks. That must be one of those blink and you missed it towns.

[@CountryTesla]

Sounds like somebody in Pen state is gettin kickbacks from Klause

[@optitom9033]

You've made a very important point it's time we the people get involved

[@jennieridgley-fd5xr]

Time to vote out the people involved.

[@pinkpigletparker8703]

😂 Wake up

[@austinwagoncompany]

Will probably have to do something more violent to get them out.

[@tessakai]

Police = "Policy Officers" = enforcing "Policy". What we need are "PeaceKeepers" who will actually investigate and rebuke crime!!!

[@seankingwell3692]

we're already in the hunger games and you would trust government appointed "peace keepers"? If anyone is keeping the peace its us or we fall on our own swords

[@osamawilliams9042]

@@seankingwell3692 WE ARE THE PeaceMakers!!! I WILL NOT COMPLY😡😡😡

[@Kook-a-mal]

Sheriffs can do exactly that! Their authority is truly awesome & so a good one can be invaluable (think Sheriff Mack during the Amish farm thing.)

[@user-xk4vt9ye8j]

NY local ordinances are even worse. To put up a card table in front of my farm to sell tomatoes, I had to get a permit, have a public hearing, build a parking lot and file an environmental impact report.

[@truenorth2977]

Thanks so much for all the reporting you do and clarifying what's going on-

[@danielnln]

the option is : remove the tyrants from positions of power

[@willowmoon369]

That $12,500 road tax is the most asinine, unconstitutional, and egregious abuse of American Citizens that I've heard in the last 4 years. That is taxation without representation!! The whole point of the tax, upon tax, upon tax, on the fuel we buy at the pump, and farmers and commercial businesses having to pay an extra fuel tax at the end of the year on their income taxes, not to mention the high prices we pay at the DMV when we go to register our vehicles, all have to do with maintaining the roads, streets, highways and by-ways, in both federal and state jurisdictions. And yet every single road, bridge, railway, trailway, street, highway and by-way all look like chit!! With PA roads being one of the worst states to drive through due to such atrocious roadways. Why on God's green earth are they begging for another Boston tea party??? Because there is no way in hell I would give them one red penny extra, ever, to drive down the roads in a community that I lived in... Apparently they mismanaged the funds the first time. Why the hell would we give them anything more to obviously stuff in their own pockets?? VOTE THEM OUT, VOTE THEM ALL OUT!!! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH IS ENOUGH ALREADY!! What exactly are they going to do to them if they don't turn over that kind of money to the town every month? Are they going to lay down spike strips and pull pit maneuvers on the horse trailers? Please do tell, what are they going to do? cuz I'll load up my 38,000 lb school bus right now and come up there and have to do some protesting of my own. I'm over this country thinking it's okay to abuse its citizens... It's done, it's over, there will be no more abuse, no more stealing, NO MORE TYRANNY!!! When are we all going to finally stand up and remember that "WE THE PEOPLE" are the ones in control, that they work for US and THEY ARE ALL FIRED!!!

[@phyllisalderson6247]

Agree ,,, but I think most america people don’t know themselves ( people ) are in the control seat . 🤔

[@evamccray6500]

Most people weren't born with a backbone. Been that way for years .......complete jellyfish.

[@pinkpigletparker8703]

Don't forget the locality tax on your income and the head tax.

[@RebeccaJarisch]

So very well said and true!

[@RebeccaJarisch]

@@phyllisalderson6247illegals don’t know!

[@christinedowd1820]

They want to do away with beef, but not private jets.

[@SeekerStudiosOfficial]

The real solution is a nation built from neighboring communities of self-sovereign citizens, without government or currency, where every community is self-sufficient, and self sustaining. Free of corporations, rulers, or law books. Just people doing what people do, without the interference of others outside themselves in the decisions made in their lives.

[@etchediniron4249]

They’re starting to do this water regulation crap in Florida. My problem with it is they’re coming after small farmers while the cities are dumping raw sewage into the waterways.

[@pinkpigletparker8703]

The eventual plan is for us to not have water. They are going to lie and say there isn't much water. Wait... it's coming

[@Dean06GTO]

Being from Florida, you should be aware that the Army Corp of engineers polluted lake Okeechobee, Purposefully. And now won't clean it up. F la. Rep. Brian Mast fought relentlessly for the Corp to stop. He has posted many videos about this.

[@socal33]

Stop sending food to the cities and see what happens after that. Keep it local.

[@PennyDickson-bn6mk]

hmmmm interesting idea

[@nadogrl]

This war on farming is happening all over the Western world.

[@kimfleury]

Could be that the politician in question, and if he's on a board, then the other members of said board, want the WEF and UN awards in all sincerity. And/or it could be that the politician and board have investment deals lined up to line their pockets. My hometown has a City Council and Mayor, but they hire a City Manager to finagle deals and come up with development planning for the near and mid-term future of the city. We had one City Manager in the 1970s who got everyone on board with a planned Industrial Park, arguing against other development. Then it turned out he owned a lot of land in a nearby township, and made a huge profit selling it for development of strip malls, when our city residents wanted our downtown maintained as the main shopping district. There were some other things we wanted, that he poo-pooed, only for him to sell his township land for the very thing we wanted. I'm guessing there's something like that going on with this Greene County Board.

[@peterbathum2775]

Growing your own food is the main way to stay off corporate food toxicity; they want to stop us, because there’s no profit for them in our independence.

[@abn82dmp]

Don't forget, along with the food toxicity come medical issues. Then you have to be tied to the medical system and become a "customer for life"....

[@1MSally1965]

I was going to vacation in PA for the first time this year but decided after hearing this that I will NEVER give PA a cent of my money. Everyone needs to do this.

[@ralphwilliams6123]

Yep, in Biloxi they are now saying that due to their guest cottage ordinance, you can’t stay overnight in a RV or a camper. Not one night. If friends visiting they can park in your driveway, but they cannot sleep in their own RV. What freedom loving citizens have done for years is now punishable by up to 1 year in jail and/or $1000 fine. We used to be a nation of freedoms, now we are a nation of laws…and those laws take away those freedoms. Make no mistake, this is top down driven. State funds to cities and municipalities have been/are contingent on adoption of these restrictive ordinances. Federal funding is contingent on states adopting the federal policies.

[@tonysilvia3698]

"Control the food control the people" DONT GIVE IN END OF STORY GIVE A INCH THEY TAKE A MILE

[@edwardlunny4032]

These actions are not a bug but a deliberate feature. These actions are punitive punishments in a deliberate attempt to drive people out of business. There needs to be an effort to determine exactly who is funding these people. Follow the money and the reasons and drivers behind these efforts will be exposed.

[@saddlerose2279]

They want 10-12 states empty for solar and wind farms only. Along with the 1200 mile pipe across the US to dump carbon into.

[@trwsandford]

Slight correction. Small farmers didn’t build the country. They ARE the country.

[@RebeccaJarisch]

AMEN!!

[@charliemahoney2912]

They are attacking the Amish Family

[@18twilliams]

I live not very far from Loganton and have not heard about this BS! Thanx for the heads up.

[@Sometungsten]

As I am fond of saying , many small and medium sized towns all across the country are unknowingly or intentionally operating as criminal enterprises.

[@abn82dmp]

I disagree with the "unknowing" part, rest seems to be true...

[@patriotpop2436]

May be time for an old time cattle drive.

[@mp2764]

Who is doing the enforcement? Everyone says police and military will never turn on average citizens but seems to not be the case

[@sprky777]

Police turned on citizens a long time ago

[@w1.0]

Need to pass a law that if you vote Democrat you have to grow and raise everything you eat for the next 1,000 years under the new laws and regulations you propose no grocery shopping anymore!

[@haroldsprenkle4173]

Hey I second that motion.

[@falcosparverius1]

The ones that get good at it through practice, will be the healthiest self sufficient citizens, like the Amish that does not rely on the poisoned corporate farm products. But, then there would be many that would starve to death. If we believe in God, we would not wish this outcome for anyone, even the useful, uninformed human tools, that are a threat to our Constitutional Republic. ✝️🇺🇸

[@NoctilucentArts]

Did you hear what the all-Republican government of Idaho is doing?

[@user-nd8cs3qx1v]

Ain't no polecat politician any good

[@curvinwenger8024]

​@@NoctilucentArtsbla bla bla . Democrats are warmongers

[@roselwcampbell]

So, years back, the Chesapeake Bay initiative was created to clean up the bay. So, all of Eastern Pennsylvania drains into the Chesapeake Bay. So, a major part was to reduce farm runoff into streams. Mostly, farm waste run off directly into streams. They want farm waste to soak into the ground. So all the farmers around me have the huge pits to store waste for 6 months, then it is spread onto the fields usually twice a year. Spring before planting and fall after harvest. He must live in a populated twp for the road permit thing. But I know my township changed all of the bridge weight signs to 10 tons about 20 years ago. Milk truck haulers were passed. I think the bridge signs were changed state wide. Mostly from 70% of our bridges having failing inspections on them. So the bond thing is new to me, though. Hate to see this bond thing spread. Thanks for keeping us informed.

[@lindacrawford5029]

WEF

[@eyemares9834]

And Bill Gates

[@deeT02]

💯

[@pamelawoodall5891]

WEF = Soros

[@bettyholder6884]

And the Bilderberg Group

[@SJ-vo1bw]

LDS

[@gordonbone3689]

Most of these policy making fools have absolutely no knowledge of farming. They have never worked on one and obviously never were raised on one. Most farms are not major operations. They enjoy making policies with their name on it regardless of the harm it my do. I remember rising at 3 am. By 4 am the first eight of 84 walked into the milking barn. After cleaning the udders and teats I would place the milkers on them. After several hours, when the milking was finished, the old shoveling stuff out of the barn began then spraying it down, cleaning the milkers then looking to see how much milk was collected. Then came the chores of farming. At 4 pm the process began again. When their policies begin to adversely affect the food supply and all hell breaks loose then they might wake up to reality. Try a hard day of farming. You will sleep well that night.

[@RebeccaJarisch]

That’s why they are pushing bioengineered foods! GENECIDE?

[@TheCritterWindow]

All regulation is about control.

[@NoctilucentArts]

Control is another name for discipline. Is there something bad about that?

[@TheCritterWindow]

@@NoctilucentArts Control is control by any other name. Kinda like lipstick on a pig is still a pig.

[@NoctilucentArts]

@@TheCritterWindow If there was no "control" (i.e., asking farmers to pay for the damage they cause) then what would be the result?

[@TheCritterWindow]

@@NoctilucentArts Understand we are talking about government control no self control there is a difference. No farmers no food no you.

[@NoctilucentArts]

@@TheCritterWindow You didn't answer my question. The "control" is that they need to pay for the roads. The same thing has been done in all the other parts of PA. These farmers are a bunch of whiners, and mostly driven by paranoid KZbinrs. (Plus, I grow all my own food, aside from half a cow and a full pig I get every year from a local farmer...)

[@epyonrsi8829]

The farmers there need to fight back the way the farmers fought back in Europe. The same exact things.

[@redrustyhill2]

They wont. Theyd rather just complain and pretend they can vote to change things

[@ellenwilson9429]

It’s evil what they are doing to farmers.

[@michaelgreen4838]

This is starting and going on everywhere

[@rodneywoods4442]

What is wrong wit these people? They have lost their minds.

[@sundancer3700]

Political influence drives this, it's a money grab for the elite and we cant stop it. Money is power, they have it and we dont.

[@superdog1964]

What you have is "educated" former urban or suburban dwelling individuals that are new residents to the township or county involved. They buy 1 or 2 acres and build a home or buy an existing dwelling located in a rural setting. Once there. things like manure smell or more than 5 flies on their deck in Spring or they drive through a spot on the road where a farmer has been hauling manure or using the same ingress and egress to certain fields and mud is on the road and it makes their car dirty. It could also be a windy day in the Fall and the farmer is picking corn or grain and the husk or straw coming out of the combine creates a huge dust cloud and the debris blows onto their yard? or they had to close their windows? or maybe it makes the siding dirty on their home? I could go on forever when it comes to the nonsense I have listened to at monthly meetings. This is just the tip of the iceberg when it happens. At first, they just complain and then go home until next year. The fun starts when they decide to "fix" all of these so called "problems" because the township won't do anything? If they are in a township that has a lot of developments or a portion that simply has a higher ratio of single family homes to farms (easy to do), the irritated resident will usually at first volunteer for a zoning and planning commission or zoning board hearing member.(Easy to get unpaid position) When that does not yield the result they want, they quit. BUT...When it's time for elections of a manager or township supervisor, they run for the position and they usually have no issues getting elected. While most residents just go about their business and never really think about flies, mud or manure? After a few papers are shoved under their doors and some yard signs are read, these issues that were never a problem before now seem like a good idea to fix? Since it doesn't really have a negative or positive effect on their life, the non-farming residents will easily vote the agenda laden new resident into office. In most cases the voter turnout for these are really low and it isn't hard to get more votes than all of the farmers combined, especially in a township that has lots of new 1 acre lots with houses and they are filled with "city slickers" that had never seen a live cow, sheep, pig etc.until the day they moved in. But hey, all this stuff they "fix" will make our world a utopia filled with solar panels and blue skies? We can all eat veggies and let our animal friends run free as we wave to them while driving by in our electric automobiles............... WAKE UP MORONS! By the time you get the agenda minded person out it's usually to late and farms are now developments full of people with the same mindset. Don't believe me? You'll see? As you starve to death because there are no farmers left.

[@garry4816]

Here's one for you, small hay business. We haul a wagon around 3000 lbs, 15 round bales at 900 to 1000 lbs each, plus T4 105 New Holland tractor with loaded tires and a loader, at least 10000 lbs. That's 26500 to 28000 lbs. Adds up quick.

[@keithfrazier2558]

Anyone who wants to push this through should not be allowed to buy food. They can only eat what they themselves grow. Farmers pay taxes that help pay for roads. Unless it's made a toll road highway that is self sustaining.

[@eilenekellogg-ki2br]

Let them eat bugs and grubs

[@NoctilucentArts]

Are farm vehicles registered with the DMV? That's where the money for road repair comes from. If farm vehicles are not registered, and they are not paying their fair share, then this seems like a good idea, don't you agree?

[@amymartin7508]

Jesus. Take the wheel.

[@marm1887]

I suspect that the township board is due for a significant change over. There will be an uprising of their constituents. Can you say, "Pitch Forks".

[@lat1419]

We can say Fork. Off.

[@ronaldsunny960]

You don't get it there's a bunch of County commissioner that want to develop land

[@missf4681]

That road bond is ridiculous

[@alfredlee6155]

Get rid of the food get rid of the people

[@nicholasfink6170]

The point is not if the farmers could afford it or not the point is a group of people can't force contracts on other people . Roads are public just like air is public . Kings in the old days didn't get away with such behaviors

[@lastinline4322]

The local governments in Pennsylvania are some of the most corrupt in the country. And it seems the smaller the community the more corrupt they are. I just see a story of a small community that had illegally taxed residents for decades some having homes seized over it and when the new magistrate would no longer enforce the tax counsel told the people oh well. Nothing we can do about it. I have seen many others but that one is just fresh in my mind.

[@1968alaskan]

Big RV - Fifth Wheels can run16K to 20K, then add the truck. Detour these towns. A couple signs (bill boards) explaining this might just make some news for tourists!

[@dw6090]

Most of times it's people from cities or other states move there then there like I don't like the farm tractors or such on the roads so while farmers working there in the township board positions then make rules against what they don't like.

[@faithnevaehmartinez4509]

I'm in AZ and people keep coming from California out here buying homes next to one of our communities oldest Historical Landmark restaurants called the Mining Camp which is out in Goldfield a major tourist attraction and A huge part of our local economy. We'll it burned down! The whole community come together w8th help and support to rebuild it! Three of its neighboring houses consisting of families that hadn't even lived there more than 3-5 years signed petitions knew the right people at the county permitting office, and even though building permits had already been approved to rebuild! They were suddenly rescinded without cause! So something that had been there for like 100 years was overthrown by some rich Aholes from Cali who hadn't even been here A decade! Another couple bought the property next to the only horse rescue out here. Decided they couldn't stand the smell and had it shut down! Anybody see that one episode in season 4 of Yellowstone where that rich dude was putting up cattle guards blocking that ranchers cattle from changing pastors? That kind of thing happens more often than you think. When land owners refuse to sell not for any amount of money! It really pisses these rich Aholes off who think everything's for sale. Just crushes they're ego's. So theyll buy up everything surrounding you and make it impossible for you to even reach your land without first trespassing on there's! Knowing that small farmers likely don't have the money for attorneys fee's to fight them in court! It's F-Up how they can even get away with doing this kind of thing all over the country. All of our politicians should be working class citizens not these already wealthy Aholes who have no idea what its like to work a laborious job and get dirty. Who understand what all it takes for the food on your plate to get there. From planting the seeds, watering, growing, harvesting, packaging, shipping, to it being sold and distributed and making its way to becoming an overpriced salad at some fancy five star restaurant or simply the lettuce used on A fast food burger! These rich cats have no understanding of these concepts so when they pass laws and regulations and fees/fines imposed on the Lil guy! They think it's no big deal. Just like the cost of everything going up with inflation. Ya sure they might complain about it, but it's not actually affecting them in anykind of financial way to where they're worried about putting gas in the tank or keeping the lights on like it does to the rest of us! Some rich guy can buy up your farmland and pay for all those upgrades no problem and that's what these governments are counting on.

[@tangle70]

Straight up. They do NOTHING that We do not allow them to do. It is that simple.

[@wrldvw1836]

This is absurd. If they are going to do this, then the funds that the government collects from fuel tax needs to stop for the farmers.

[@honeybadger5933]

A lot of these water issues and rain taxes are mandates coming down from federal EPA via the clean water act and ammendments. I know where I live in PA is part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed and many regulations were put in place to save the bay which was dying. But I agree with you there needs to be solutions for small farmers.

[@jamesmangracina5875]

Hey people are you Listening! Better get out and vote.

[@RebeccaJarisch]

And PRAY TO GOD the votes are really counted instead of putting a money hungry stooge in office! We need someone FOR THE PEOPLE!!!

[@KulibinX]

they want make meat unaffordable.

[@georgestichter7972]

WE THE PEOPLE MUST PUT THE GOVERMENT OUT OF BUSINESS.

[@TOWNCARBUBBA87]

Support all Farmers 👍

[@jalexwheeler7751]

Philadelphia, the city of Marxist Love.

[@sharonpasquini5772]

Isn't Idaho getting weird too!?

[@ckordiolis]

Thank you 🙏 for covering this issue! Please 🙏 consider donating to 1776 Law Center that helps the Amish farmers like Amos Miller.

[@lat1419]

In the UK electric vehicles are destroying the roads especially in rural areas because of vehicle weight. Not farmers.

[@keenanandrews3692]

Henry Kissinger said, control the food,CONTROL THE HUMANS.

[@gc47]

Local governments need more money ,and only way to do that is tax. So in turn if they can turn the land over to developers . Then developers can build and governments can tax. That's the cold hard truth and facts. These politicians only get into office to help them self's or there buddies that have multi million dollar businesses to change the rules for them to profit more.

[@Trumptrain2024Vance]

Pennsylvania is wacked out and i live here! Government is woke woke woke

[@deedeemoreda9122]

Have you seen Measure J in Sonoma County, CA? Direct Action Everywhere and other animal rights organizations are using our dairies and poultry farms as a test, with their real goal of getting rid of animal agriculture in general all across the US.