Amish farm eggs recalled for "salmonella"

the CDC has put out a press release that an Amish farm has recalled its eggs probably forced to recall its eggs due to a salmonella outbreak at CNN is reporting basically exactly as the CDC says it happened I have found this story very interesting for two reasons we're going to discuss in the video after we go through exactly what CNN is reporting what the CDC is saying number one we've talked a lot about Amish Farms Amos Miller's Amish farm and the government bureaucracy I think is the nicest way to say it that they're dealing with and questions around the freedom to farm organically and to sell your food without a lot of government intrusion of course the government says that their their uh oversight is for public safety of course I've had plenty of people on the show that have questioned that so we're going to talk about what happened and then another arish Farm that's dealing with this then also how the media just goes lock step with this and there are so many questions still to be asked not the least of which is that this particular Farm according to its website is organic pastured chickens the kind of farm that would have a very low likelihood of having a salmon L outbreak and frankly I have had Farmers on this show who have talked about being pegged and accused of a salmonella outbreak and they were the ones that then had to go get their eggs tested get a second opinion you know run through the gam and pro themselves innocent and they did but if they hadn't done that if they hadn't gone through the roller coaster of fighting the government they would still be known as having caused a salmonella outbreak and so I don't know what happened in this particular case I just know that I have a lot of questions about it and I know that I'm not going to get my answers from CNN this is the headline dozens of people sick across several States in Sal manella outbreak linked to recalled eggs now first off they don't ever say in this that the eggs I'm sure there was a forced recall I don't you know maybe it's like okay you better recall it the government says and the farmer says okay okay because we don't want any trouble but they don't explain a whole lot about like they they make it look like the farmers admitting guilt when they say stuff like this without explaining what's behind all that like did did the farmer say anything about oh yeah you're right we did this because they don't have anything from the farmer at all in the article I did call Milo's poultry farms and left a message I would love it if they would come on the show and talk about this I find this issue very interesting and I'd like to know what really happened but the thing that caught my eye immediately reading this article was organic Amish produced and how the carton says our eggs are produced on Amish Family Farms and uh they're managed humanly uh harmony with Organic standards they have access to Outdoors green grass as much as possible fed a vegetarian diet that is also GMO free okay this is what CNN is reporting 65 people in nine states have been sickened by A salel outbreak linked to recalled eggs the US Centers for Disease Control and prevention said Saturday of 63 cases with information available 24 have been hospitalized no deaths have been reported the CDC says the outbreak may be difficult to treat with commonly recommended antibiotics lab test showed the bacteria is resistant to nalidixic acid and C reflexin illnesses started from May 23rd to August 10th now this is how I know this is just straight from the government's mouth this is a picture okay this is the other one Tony's Fresh Market uh is one of the egg cartons and then this is the Milos poultry Farms okay which I think Milo Poultry Farm sells to Tony's fresh market so it's all goes back to miles but if you look in the caption it says Food and Drug Administration is the credit and what does it say here under this one for Tony's Food and Drug Administration so they got the pictures from the FDA and the whole thing is from the CDC because this is the CDC uh this is the CDC press release it just has all the pointers 65 people from nine states have gotten sick from stream of salmonella 24 people have been hospitalized no deaths been reported the outbreak may be difficult to treat with some commonly recommended antibiotics it's exactly what I just read you it's word for word I mean maybe the words are switched around a little bit but it's almost exactly the same it's even in the same order they don't even they don't even try to hide it that you know at least put like the bottom paragraph on the top so that we don't know that you're you're just copying and pasting now I say this as somebody who totally did this in the TV business when I was in the TV business I absolutely took the government at face value I thought they were here to protect us I totally screwed a Doctor by accepting the narrative passed down by the Department of Health and went on live television at 11 o'clock at night we couldn't get a statement from the doctor of course because it was 11 o'clock at night but we didn't think we needed it because we knew what the health department was saying and the health department wouldn't lie so we just went on air and completely defame this guy and uh the next day I got a call from his son who was not happy but I was listening and I said well let me interview the patient and your dad and let's you know let's see what really is going on here and I was blown away and that was that was probably the beginning of the end of my my trust in these government agencies to be looking out for us and giving us objective information because I was already in the Natural Health world at that point in time and so I was open and ready for that kind of message and then when I saw it play out myself and I saw how I participated in it man I'll tell you it was a life-changing experience Okay so we're going to go back to look exactly at this Farm I'm going to take you to the 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and surfaces that have touched the eggs and then it has the symptoms of salmonella okay so you saw that so let's go back to the this the CDC press release okay um now they're saying FDA inspected Milo's poultry farms and collected samples and the fda's analysis showed outbreak strain of salmonella was found in the packing facility and the hen laying house okay now that's the problem though is it there I I from just I'm not a scientist okay so I'm not trying to pretend like I'm a scientist I know even exactly what happened behind the scenes here but the problem is from what I understand from other farmers who have dealt with this stuff this is not this is not proof that the salmonella outbreak came from this particular place and like I said I have had other guests on the show that have been blamed for I think theirs was eoli actually blame for eoli and they had to go through this whole like Ironman challenge to prove themselves innocent which they eventually did and you know maybe in this particular case that will happen or maybe these you know maybe there's something nefarious going on behind the scenes like I have no idea my point in showing you this is like okay this is happening we've talked about other Amish farms that have been in this situation getting the government you know acts coming down on them and uh also I just want to show you how the media uh pushes these narratives with really no skepticism whatsoever because I'm showing you whether you take this or any other CDC press release like everything we saw over covid it's exactly the same away you know don't eat the recalled eggs throw them away wash items and services they may have touched the recalled eggs I just read you that directly from CNN um and then it has the symptoms this is exactly what they had at CNN the symptoms start you know uh experien diarrhea fever stomach cramps so so it's just it's it's and there's nothing in here you know there's the Birkenstock ad anyone want to buy me some birken sock for my birthday it's coming up on Thursday I need a new pair my my current pair I've worn the soul thin anyway there's no um there's not even sentence that says we tried reaching out to the farm to get their perspective on it there's not even a sentence say that let's take a look at the farm shall we let's take a look and you you be the judge of what you think and before we do that please you want to send me some seeds see some seeds the growing season is about to start here in Florida we've got a squash and cucumbers and peppers and tomatoes and melons already sprouting so we're very excited about that send me a donation for the show if you'd like a note of encouragement whatever I love hearing from you guys PO Box 3355 denell in Florida 34432 so send me some mail love to get that and also if you want to be on my editorial board and support the show that way it's five bucks a month you go one-on-one with the most censored people on the internet you just put your questions in ahead of time for interviews we got the live chat going on over there that's Allison mar. locals.com and some good comments here already like DMC as long as germ theory is accepted fact germ games will continue and Steve possibly CNN acting as stenographer and uh zoi this makes my blood boil so good stuff and then I will go through the live chat for supporters only in a second okay I uh want to get right to Milos okay so this is um Milo I wanted to look up first this is the about product so they have organic certified State licensed and inspected okay so they're organic farm they're certified organic their products include non-GMO cagefree Freer range chicken eggs grass-fed beef quality organic eggs non-GMO duck eggs and a Catal catalog available to order other natural organic items okay the testimonials if you you know you know let's just look at some pictures Okay so let's go to the home this is here are some of the chickens we're looking at the chickens um this is their house where they package and wash the eggs I believe I'm guessing on that one but they said they have their own you know packing facility basically on site and they started in 2004 they're in Wisconsin now okay this this is interesting and I don't know what this is this is part of the chicken house and so they're inside and maybe maybe they're not advertising totally accurately I don't know on the other pictures because I saw them out on the grass see like they could go out here so they're in kind of a chicken yard okay and there can be issues there can be issues with chicken yards like this I that's happened in the past so like I said I'm not saying they're innocent or guilty I'm just wanting to show everybody as much as I can about this particular Farm about the CNN article about the CD you can make your own informed decision about it and like I said I did call Milos to get a statement okay so um because you'll see like we do have chickens in this picture they look like they're on grass but you know who knows who knows I'm not trying to defend him I don't know for sure I just think they're okay they're certified organic they're an Amish farm and uh I want to show you the testimonials about um who they are and what they do okay so it's like uh these are not my normal eggs as where I purchases nowhere near where I live in Detroit but guess what trip I'll be looking for as long as I remain in Michigan the eggs are hard and steady I like to eat my eggs raw most times I've eaten expensive $7 carton eggs that are pasture raised and though good Vias Amish produced eggs are oh my God good the flavor is unmatched anywhere now I'm addicted to the damn eggs and get can't buy any other kind anywhere else uh we live in Jamesville B Milo's egg from the Woodman thick shell with yellow yolk we love it Teresa love this BBN plays so amazing get all our eggs and more than we ever need wonderful and very fresh uh Sam come get your eggs here it's the place to put all your eggs in one basket and um yeah just more people saying eggs are awesome Rich yellow yolks thick shells what I love about Milo wrapper egg case there's tons of information about the product I plan to buy regularly so anyway none of that of course in the CNN article and um you know here's more pictures of the farm so we'll just go through it okay so it says Milo's poultry farm and here's the pasture here they are this looks more purey okay so maybe they do both you know they've got a big hen house and then they get to go out in a chicken tractor and there's the fence there's the pasture there's some in there where they lay there's more outside there's more inside there's more inside okay and this says uh we are an Amish Family Farm in rural Wisconsin we live on an organic farm with our four children it is the home farm so it has two houses and my parents also live here State inspector facility on the farm where we wash gr and package the eggs my egg business started in 2004 in an old wooden Grainery with a small flock of chickens okay um our hens are all fed the same in omega-3 diet which includes flax seed so the color of the shell has nothing to do with the quality inside the quality size inside color and taste of the egg will vary with Seasons so they give you a lot of a lot of information um says I see definite pecking order talks about that more timid hen produce a paler yolk that's interesting I didn't know that and um they sell a lot of eggs off the farm uh sell other organic foods out of many retail stores so you know they just talk about oh even in Winter fresh air and sunshine help produce richer eggs in Spring you should see richer yolks in summer you may see palar yolks I rotate them between different pens to keep them on Fresh grass okay so they're saying that's that's what they do they they rotate them between different pens and keep them on Fresh grass okay so uh anyway you tell me what do you think about Milo's poultry Farms I still have not gotten a call back from them yet but the whole thing is very interesting now one thing that I found um let me just this is funny Don's wife Allison is it safe to send you cash through the mail as long as the IRS isn't watching this no just kidding yes you can plenty of people send cash and it's fine um Let me let me go back Don's wife our government has become so intensely corrupt and then SOI I hate CBC FBI usdaa FTC Barb all of them I mean they're not doing themselves any favors and like I said I don't um you know I don't know exactly what's going on in this particular case but I think it's worth pointing out H how the media reports on issues like this because like do do you think that CNN like genuinely cares that this particular Amish farm is going to sue them for defamation of course not do you think they would take a little bit more care with an article about someone they were concerned might sue them for defamation somebody with a lot of money and power of course they would so it just you know it shows like 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