Comments on: WA Dept of Ag Rat’s Ass

by: Gisela

Sat, 03 Feb 2007 23:19:00 +0000

# 10 Texas Goat Gal I have Bruno’s book also. I have all his articles on my hard drive for ref also.

I read the pending law for WA. Just unbelievable. A police society we are becoming. Its really hard to be optimistic people.

by: LEE

Sat, 03 Feb 2007 18:12:36 +0000

Owww,Texas Goat Gal,I read that.UNBELIEVABLE! Folks you better look at this.I have a hard time believing it except its there in writing,can you say “POLICE STATE” You know I would like to remind all the govicorp enforcers out there that this is a free nation of free people,does’t matter if you say otherwise,my liberty was not given by govt ,it will never surrendered to govt,especially to a bunch of cow cop enforcer types.This would make a good comedy if it weren’t for real,I dont know who you idiots out in Washingtons Ag dept think you are or who you think your dealing with,we ain’t slaves and we wont bow to you,or your masters at the usda.Folks,trouble is so many folks still dont know about what this govicorp is up to,thats why we have to keep shouting it from the housetops.

by: Texas Goat Gal

Sat, 03 Feb 2007 16:36:06 +0000

Read Bruno’s latest report #16, “The ‘Forced March’ into the NAIS” at Free to Farm - right sidebar.

If road blocks and checkpoints are set up across the country, under the banner of “food safety”, everything else about us could be inspected, like we are livestock, also.

I have Bruno’s book, which I would recommend to everyone, and I greatly appreciate his updates on his webpage.

by: Celeste

Wed, 31 Jan 2007 17:44:42 +0000

New letter from Cynthia Fairley to my Representative states that this letter is *out of context*.

“My actions at the time were taken with the best of intentions.”

Yeah right.

by: LEE

Sat, 27 Jan 2007 16:21:34 +0000

Folks should make sure that this info gets shown to everyone,might be a good item to print up and have on hand to “show” folks at meetings and such,I will be showing a copy to my rep and will certainly mention it on my next radio interview,this is what I keep ranting about when I write about so called public servents who think they have power to rule over us rather than serve us,and then to mock us on top of it all,I’m glad this one got “smoked out”keep digging you’ll certainly find more.

by: walterj

Sat, 27 Jan 2007 00:36:27 +0000

[From Ms. Fairley... -WJ] From: Fairley, Cynthia (AGR) CFairley@agr.wa.gov Subject: RE: Next speaking engagement Date: January 26, 2007 3:10:57 PM EST Dear Mr. Jeffries, Thank you for your message. I am sorry, but I have not been a part of the Animal ID Program for almost 6 months, and will not being speaking about it in the foreseeable future. Cynthia Fairley Washington State Department of Agriculture Animal Services Division (360) 725-5642 [As Celete points out, Ms. Fairley is still essencially in the same department. Keep you're comments going to the WSDA and let them know how you feel. -WJ]

by: Celeste

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 23:41:39 +0000

Granny Miller and Walter,

You just got lied to. Looks like Ms. Cynthia Fairley was transferred from Animal ID to Animal Services, same WSDA, dealing with our animals. Animal Services may be a more dangerous poition for her to be in. More later. Don’t forgot government employees are like those nasty (potentially dangerous) mosquitoes,they may move around but they don’t go away… till they are squashed.

As of yesterday it appeared Ms. Cynthia Fairley in the employee of WSDA so as Walter said…keep those cards and letters coming to WSDA.

Off to to a radio interview…

From the trenches,

by: Bob Constantine

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 22:59:15 +0000

I’m curious if it’s a “rat’s ass” alone do you still need to register your premise or must you have the whole rat?

“they keep saying the program will break small producers, but they don’t say how”

Well Ms. Fairley here’s how -
Freedom of religion
Freedom from oppressive “big brother gov’t. (gps locating of premises? c’mon!)
Freedom to do conduct commerce without an another “tax”
Freedom to use our property without being fined or threatened or worse
Freedom to live in a country that still values individual rights…have you ever read the bill of rights?
I didn’t mention money because we all know who profits from NAIS and why don’t we?

Also - Maybe you think it’s okay to “disclose” certain information, but maybe “we” don’t want to - bottom line Gov’t. works for us not the other way around…you might want to remember that.

by: walterj

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 20:56:22 +0000

*grin* With her attitude it is good that she is out of the program. Frankly, she shouldn’t be serving us in government - er, that’s right, she’s not.

But in all seriousness, we apparently do need to educate the people at the WSDA as they don’t seem to understand why people are objecting. Keep those cards and letters going…

by: granny miller

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 20:43:32 +0000

Walter -
I did write her. This is what I got back

Dear Ms. Grossman,

Thank you very much for your message. I am sorry, but I have not been a part of the Animal ID Program for almost 6 months, and am unable to adequately address your concerns. May I suggest that you send a message to the USDA? Here’s a link to their website:

www.aphis.usda.gov

Cynthia Fairley
Washington State Department of Agriculture
Animal Services Division
(360) 725-5642