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Miller practices rotational grazing on his small, holistically managed, century old farm in Bird-In-Hand Pennsylvania. His heritage-breed cows are raised on organic pastures, with the chickens following behind, eating the bugs from their dropping, and whey-fed pigs trampling all the fertilizer back into the ground after that.
Around 4000 customers of his private, members-only, food buying club are dependent on his meat, eggs and dairy products, as well as fermented fruits and veggies... and are willing to spend top dollar to get it shipped to them all over the country, as they don't trust food from the grocery store.
But a couple of weeks ago, a federal judge told Miller to cease and desist all meat sales, and sent armed U.S. marshals to search his property, farm store and freezers. They took an inventory of all his meat to make sure he doesn't sell any or slaughter anymore animals.
Last summer, the judge also ordered Miller to pay $250,000 for "contempt of court," and said he will also have to pay the salaries of the USDA investigators assigned to his case, $50,000 of which was due last week as a "good faith" payment to avoid jail.So what exactly is Miller's crime?
Comment: People seem to be jumping the gun on the Twitter thing. Musk hasn't taken ownership of the platform yet, so all the old "violation of terms" rules still apply. The reactivation of some banned accounts were probably the result of Twitter purging algorithmic bans that weren't exactly above board that they didn't want to be discovered once Musk takes control of the company. But you can bet that Lindell and others like him (Trump, for instance) still have a wait ahead before they're allowed back on the platform. In other words, it's the same old Twitter, for now.
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