Liberal State Declares War on Farmers

Oh, Oregon. Land of the free, home of the… wait, scratch that. It seems like Oregon has decided to take a page out of the “How to Make Life Harder for Small Farmers 101” playbook, declaring what many are calling an all-out war on small farmers and homesteaders. In a move that smells more of Orwell’s “1984” than fresh farmland air, the state is putting the squeeze on those who dare to grow their own food and, you know, live off the land.

Oregon’s latest antics involve classifying unsuspecting family farms as “concentrated animal feeding operations” (CAFOs) just because they have the audacity to use concrete, rock, or gravel. The consequence? A flurry of cease-and-desist letters demanding these small farms shut down. Because apparently, in Oregon, protecting groundwater now means kicking small farmers to the curb.

This isn’t just about water conservation. Oh no, it’s bigger. There’s chatter about geoengineering and global warming, with a nod to a paper from the Yale School of the Environment and even a quote from former CIA Director John Brennan himself. It seems like controlling the weather isn’t enough; now they want to control what we eat.

And why should we care? Well, besides the obvious fact that everyone needs to eat, this scorched-earth approach to agriculture could spell disaster for local food supplies. Not to mention it reeks of a globalist agenda with an endgame of—you guessed it—depopulation. But amidst the chaos, there’s a silver lining—a call for education, standing your ground, and supporting local farmers.

So, what can you do? First off, educate yourself. Know what’s happening in your backyard. Secondly, support your local farmers; they’re the backbone of America, after all. And finally, stand your ground. Because if we don’t, who will?

In conclusion, Oregon’s war on small farmers is more than a local issue—it’s a canary in the coal mine for the rest of us. If we’re not careful, the only thing left growing in America’s farmlands will be tumbleweeds. And last time I checked, you can’t eat tumbleweeds.