"Liz Reitzig apparently says that she is a confessed criminal by buying milk in one State and then bringing it home to another State for her own and her family's consumption."

Date:   3/11/2013 9:53:28 PM ( 11 y ago)

"The statutes of the United States define federal crimes. Behavior that is considered a crime must be behavior forbidden by statute ..."(1) which in this instance must be a federal legislative act and every Act of Congress carries with it a land-based jurisdiction that consists of property that is owned by the "United States of America". However, the previous Organic Law(2) clearly states that "the free inhabitants of each of these states ... shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities of free citizens in the several states; and the people of each state shall have free ingress and regress to and from any other state, and shall enjoy therein all the privileges of trade and commerce ..."

Based on what the Organic Law clearly says - I do not recognize that a crime has been committed as Liz describes it and therefore she is no "criminal"!

(1)Bouvier law Dictionary: Crime ; (2) Article IV - Articles of Confederation (1777)

http://thebovine.wordpress.com/2013/03/11/liz-reitzig-is-a-confessed-criminal...

Added the following in responce to a reply at The Bovine:

I'm also aware of the plight of a number of the real milk farmers as well as being a member of Vernon Hershberger's food club and therefore I agree with you about the "misinterpretation" (by the FDA regarding interstate commerce). In light of all of this and with a renewed focus on supporting the farmers now - I'd like all the small family real milk farmers to know that there is a proprietary requirement for all federal agencies before they can Lawfully act in any way against a private American farmer who is farming on his own land. This is the one central point of my message and I am sticking with it - unless someone is able to show that this information is incorrect.


 

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