USDA Now Asking People to Register Their Vegetable Gardens for National Database

This just in.. evidently without lube. It looks like my disbelief with
listening to Mike Rivero was unfounded. He just blurted on his Thursday
first hour the USDA wants to get all our vegetable gardens into a big ol'
database (deja Peu) so we can effectively utilize the military to best
raid the private food supplies of you'n'me.
This is a little past where Uncle Dave would say come and get it.
Caution: my lung biopsy came out positive THIS time too-- so if you
don't want to be really embarrassed in the Sentinel EMP my perimiter first.
Plink

Why in the world does the United States Department of Agriculture
need to know if you have a vegetable garden and furthermore, why
would they need that information in a national database? If you
understand unlawful executive orders, you’ll know why, but to that
in a moment.
Begin by watching the USDA’s taxpayer funded propaganda and pushed
on criminal accomplices to the agenda in social media.

There's a video at the link, but I will refrain from 3rd gen posting the YT
link for security's sake. Let's see.. they want the guns, water, food...
next it'll be our wind and daughters. Had enough yet?

a reply to: derfreebie

I seem to have lost my vegetable garden(s) in a boating accident, such a shame! *shrugs*

I wouldn't tell them a g*ddamn thing. 🤬

a reply to: derfreebie

They want you to starve.

If they can pull it off in the USA, they can pull it off anywhere.

a reply to: derfreebie

How about no.


I dual weild carrots, come and take it!

....shall not be infringed!

originally posted by: derfreebie
Why in the world does the United States Department of Agriculture
need to know if you have a vegetable garden

so it can be equitably redistributed

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: derfreebie

How about no.


I dual weild carrots, come and take it!

....shall not be infringed!

'Beware the DBCowboy with only one carrot.
He probably knows how to use it.'
This is the pumpkin patch I will die in.
and it will be a really bad trade.

That seems like an invasion of rights, privacy.

a reply to: derfreebie

They must be out of their gourds.

originally posted by: vNex92
That seems like an invasion of rights, privacy.

Well, I don't think they're mandating it ... yet. I can't imagine that it'll be long before that do, though. So definitely a precursor. And it'll be boosted and justified by any idiots, morons and slave-zombies who fall in line to comply.

a reply to: derfreebie

They can ask...

Doesn't it bother anyone else what ridiculous, ludicrous, invasive, oppressive, repellent, draconian, authoritarian and other offensive things our government does with your tax dollars?

I want to go back to the old days when taxes were used for gold plated toilet seats.

ITs a Trap !

Is Stockpiling Food Illegal in the United States?

Stockpiling food when there is no current or forecasted emergency is not illegal. When there is plenty of food to go around, you are free to stockpile it. During a time of crisis, scarcity, or government emergency declaration, food may be in short supply. Hoarding during this time can be deemed illegal.

Under a state of emergency, the government might exercise its right to confiscate supplies from civilians.

This is a USDA program which offers funding and garden education (if wanted) to small local community gardens. I think this is a good thing!
If small community or school gardens want funding from the USDA they can register with the program.
www.farmers.gov...
(I'm as suspicious as they get regarding government surveillance, but this does not seem very nefarious to me.)

a reply to: derfreebie


i don't got one no more, i had to shoot those damn rabbits and deer, oh wait i forgot i missed.

Billy Gates will make sure you eat zee crickets. No meat or home grown veggies. Only cricket sludge and lab grown veggies that vaccinate you.

a reply to: zosimov

Seems like a pocket change scheme to distract from corporate farming to me.

Bill Gates is probably chuckling at the "incentive".

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

Maybe... in any case the corporate farming is being put into an abysmal situation and better local gardens than starvation.

ETA: I think this might appeal to a friend of mine who has started a garden/tourism project at a local hot springs in Alaska. I read the link more carefully and see that the "funds" are loans and/or grants (still cool), but the program also offers help marketing.

originally posted by: MetalThunder
ITs a Trap !

Is Stockpiling Food Illegal in the United States?

Stockpiling food when there is no current or forecasted emergency is not illegal. When there is plenty of food to go around, you are free to stockpile it. During a time of crisis, scarcity, or government emergency declaration, food may be in short supply. Hoarding during this time can be deemed illegal.

Under a state of emergency, the government might exercise its right to confiscate supplies from civilians.

When martial law is declared....probably in the next couple weeks ......all our protections are gone....the government can seize pretty much anything from us ...so , knowing the location of more food sources would benefit them.

DP