Vern

[Dustin Kittle @dustinkittle]

In March, I sued the President of the United States in the first legal action ever filed in my name in my life — I did so because the Farm Credit System had been hijacked, as it still is, and it threatened national security interests (farmland transferred to foreign agents) and it threatened the future of American Agriculture, as the Government was illegally taking our generational farms.

Joe Biden and the DOJ have tried to get my case kicked out of Court, but they cannot; and it remains pending today — I will see this through until justice is served.

My Statement from March is below with a link to the Complaint in the Replies.

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STATEMENT FROM TENNESSEE RANCHER AND AGRICULTURAL ATTORNEY, DUSTIN J. KITTLE:

It’s been 50 years since a Federal Court decided Minnesota Chippewa Tribe v. Carlucci. The case set the framework allowing a citizen to bring suit against a sitting United States President, when that President has failed in their duty to make political appointments mandated by federal law; thereby causing that citizen to be harmed.

Today, I have filed suit against President Biden.

The suit is based upon President Biden’s failure, for more than three years now, to fulfill the duties required of his Office to appoint the full Board of the United States Farm Credit Administration — a duty solely vested in the President alone.

In 2021, my lender, Alabama Farm Credit, hired a private lawyer who engaged in an egregious campaign of retaliation and extortion against me and against my family; resulting in my family losing our home. The retaliation and extortion was reported to the Farm Credit Administration, who failed to intervene and refused to provide us with any substantive response for 657 days.

During that time, President Biden made only one of three political appointments required by law to establish a fully-functional Farm Credit Board. This left Farm Credit Board Members, who were continuing to serve in expired terms, either unwilling or unable to act on my family’s behalf.

To date, though the Farm Credit Administration’s Office of Congressional and Public Affairs found that Alabama Farm Credit and its private lawyer, Chris Glenos of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings in Birmingham, Alabama, violated federal laws and regulations in their campaign against my family, no action has been taken. I was informed, at the conclusion of an investigation that spanned from August 24, 2021 until June 12, 2023, that me and my family had no recourse whatsoever, given we were coerced, under the threat of a wrongful foreclosure, to liquidate 100 acres of farmland, a herd of registered cattle, and our own home to pay off our Farm Credit loans 20 years early.

Without a Farm Credit Administration Board to protect us, as federal law requires, we had no choice. We had never missed nor even been late on a loan payment — but we were told by our farm credit lender, through Glenos, they could foreclose on us within 45 days if we refused to sign a release of legal claims with confidentiality.

It was not a close call. It was a hit on innocent people; because of the discovery and knowledge of an active and ongoing fraud by a lender in the United States Farm Credit System. Our hope is that, through this action, there will be awareness to what has been allowed to go on in Alabama — and that someone, specifically the President of the United States of America, will intervene as to the harm against my family and so many others.

The Farm Credit System is vital to the continued success of agriculture in this great nation. We cannot allow a System charged with supporting America’s farmers and ranchers to become a political platform to cause those families harm.

We urge President Biden and those with political authority who believe in the future of agriculture to take action on this — and to do so with the urgency as if their own homes depend on it, because for many of us, that is what is at stake.

God bless America’s farmers and ranchers.

[Vern @vern_gardner]

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[Vern @vern_gardner]

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[Vern @vern_gardner]

@MyRWPersona @GeorgiaJunkyard @GoVoteRight @javjeep76 @SharikaSoal84 Right on then! I grew up with these like you and treasure all artists of that time. My favorites were more inclined to Pixies, dead milkmen, Metallica, other punk.

[Vern @vern_gardner]

@MyRWPersona @GeorgiaJunkyard @GoVoteRight @javjeep76 @SharikaSoal84 Sugar Hill Gang, Beastie Boys, De La Soul, M.C. Hammer, Tribe Called Quest,Ton Loc....

So many classics you should explore that were true artists with their own sounds. Then we got Ice Cube, Snoop, p diddy.... All downhill from there...

[Vern @vern_gardner]

@GoVoteRight @javjeep76 @SharikaSoal84 This was the issue before rap ever hit the scene. Also, rap didn't start out centered around gang activity. That really didnt start until late 80's and street crime actually dropped since early 90's. At least, that was the world I lived.

[Vern @vern_gardner]

@Liberte365 @TheosisProtocol @YatYas1776 The suggestion is to consume this quart in 24 hours, so 1/4 Tbl per serving. I mix 1/2 Tbl with 3 Tbl ACVinegar in a pint water every morning, and sometimes 2x day if my system is off.

[#Salvation@inside / GOD is LOVE.JESUS SAVES. @friknwikid]

#manifestOdestiny...

[The Rabbit Hole @TheRabbitHole]

@elonmusk @dogeofficialceo Legacy Media artificially created modern racial tensions

[schotts - U.S. Citizen and Patriot @schotts]

You are right, it's not normal.

Semi auto firearm technology has been around for over 120 years. The AR-15 has been in circulation for 60 years. Magazines up to 100 rounds were available.

Up until 1968, you could mail order firearms. No age restrictions, no background checks. We didn't have background checks until 1993.

There are a lot more restrictions on guns now than most of the last 120+ years.

We didn't use to have indiscriminate mass shootings.

What changed?

[Johnny U @Johnnypatriot64]

A great woman erased from history by idiots.
The branding of the syrup was a tribute to this woman’s gifts and talents. Now future generations will not even know this beautiful woman existed. What a shame. The world knew her as “Aunt Jemima”, but her given name was Nancy Green and she was a true American success story. She was born a slave in 1834 Montgomery County, KY. and became a wealthy superstar in the advertising world, as its first living trademark. Green was 56-yrs old when she was selected as spokesperson for a new ready-mixed, self-rising pancake flour and made her debut in 1893 at a fair and exposition in Chicago. She demonstrated the pancake mix and served thousands of pancakes, and became an immediate star. She was a good storyteller, her personality was warm and appealing, and her showmanship was exceptional. Her exhibition booth drew so many people that special security personnel were assigned to keep the crowds moving. Nancy Green was signed to a lifetime contract, traveled on promotional tours all over the country, and was extremely well paid. Her financial freedom and stature as a national spokesperson enabled her to become a leading advocate against poverty and in favor of equal rights for all Americans. She maintained her job until her death in 1923, at age 89. This was a remarkable woman, and sadly she has been ERASED by politics. I wanted you to know and remind you in this cancel culture time period.

[Janeway @janeway888]

pedo-torture blackmail is the glue that keeps the entire Satanic control network operating👇

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

Tired Of Being President, Biden Hangs 'Trump Won' Sign Out Of White House Window https://t.co/HjzryVo3PI

[Vern @vern_gardner]

@ARYAN12D You say potato, I say tomato!

[Vern @vern_gardner]

@Shariinthesky @sx_cd_super @CarpeDonktum @piper4missouri I do! Because they wanted a less lethal cartridge than the originally designed A.R.Stoner AR10. It also allows for higher round capacity to be carried by operator. Wound, not kill the opposition.

[Vern @vern_gardner]

@menchaca0809 @piper4missouri This infographic is almost as much of a joke as op. My father and I have harvested more deer than I can remember with a .222 Rem, less powerful than a .223. Also, the .300 Savage is only slightly less powerful than .308 Win and physically same size the savage. Pico's 1/3 smaller.