>Absolutely right, Margaret Merrill.
>I tried to alert the organic farmers here, when they foolishly invited a
>county official to their meetings, and the farmers just thought I was
>being rude and offensive. Well, they found out too late. It hit them like
>a ton of bricks that they would have to, almost like criminals, register
>themselves and their crops as organic, as tho that were something so out
>of line that it had to be recorded in government offices.
>
>Not only that, but they had to pay a proportion of their income on organic
>crops, too, and this goes on EACH YEAR !!!!
>
>When did any poison-pushing farmer have to be registered with the county,
>and pay a registration fee for being a poison-adding grower? and pay a
>fee--% of his take, for being so heinous a thing as a food poisoner?????
>
>All of it is wicked, and the day of reckoning draws closer. Armageddon
>finally just around the corner.
>
>B. Rateaver
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