Fwd: Schmidt Statement regarding the sensslaughter of 31 Sheep by the CFIA

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> Schmidt Statement regarding the senseless slaughter of 31 Sheep by the

CFIA

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> Today is June the 13th 2012

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> I was born 58 years ago today, 9 years after the war ended in Europe.

> I have been witness to the emotional and physical aftermath of the horror,

which the world experienced and as a result of the millions of innocent people

killed.

> My relentless questioning about the circumstances which led to the horrific

moral and spiritual disaster in Germany, made me aware about our every day

responsibility to be awake and always alert.

> Alert about Government's growing disregard for our freedom and our fundamental

right, which has led many times in history to unforeseen consequences and brutal

regimes.

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> This is the reason, why I decided to make the following statement.

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> I have been asked by the Farmers Peace Corp to speak on their behalf on the

sad occasion of today's unnecessary killing of 31 rare sheep.

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> I have no knowledge about the different people involved.

> I do however have repeatedly publicly encouraged the need to act because of

the gross misconduct and history of corruption by CFIA officials and their

disrespect and ignorance towards a common sense solution as an alternative to

killing.

> Obsessed with the " final solution " of killing, the CFIA seemed to have

decided that elimination without any accountability is the best way to battle a

decease, which has no negative impact to human health and has been around for

hundreds of years and in fact might not even be eradicated with killing.

> To establish genetic profiling and use draconian measures of elimination is

scary to say the least.

> This itself is a painful reminder of the approach the HITLER regime applied to

genetic cleansing.

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> I have been asked by the Farmers Peace Corp to help to provide some clarity

and transparency for the reasons and circumstances, why the sheep have not been

stolen but put in protective custody.

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> The Farmers Peace Corp used the moral responsibility of civil disobedience in

order to try to protect rare sheep with valuable genetics and at the same time

requested due process and evidence before the " final solution " would have been

applied.

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> Those involved in the Farmers Peace Corp have acted without knowledge and

involvement of Montana .

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> Those involved in the Farmers Peace Corp do support evidence based scrapie

eradication programs.

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> Those involved in the Farmers Peace Corp do respect the law but oppose the

irreversible actions and the non-accountability by CFIA officials.

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> Those involved in the Farmers Peace Corp diligently made sure to prevent cross

contamination with any other sheep to uphold and respect the quarantine imposed.

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> Those involved in the Farmers Peace Corp have the necessary records for

identification and will provide them at a later date if necessary.

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> Those involved in the Farmers Peace Corp have intentionally no common

knowledge, who in fact took the sheep, transported them, and placed them at the

farm, where they have been found.

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> I can personally assure that the owner of the farm where the sheep were found

indeed had no knowledge about the history of the sheep.

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> In my role as liaison I can assure that I never visited Montana Farm,

transported or handled any of her sheep at the center of this investigation.

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> I am aware that I as a consequence to my public statement might be subject to

an investigation and possible charges related to the sad sheep saga.

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> I am determined to support the brave work of those who have risked their

personal safety and security to try to protect those sheep with the hope that

" conclusive evidence " would have been provided by the CFIA in order to return

the sheep for orderly slaughter if found infected or for further testing.

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> In closing I also like to point out that Montana Jone's Lawyer Selick

had no knowledge about the people involved and the action itself.

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> Whatever will evolve I am honored to be a part of this brave action, as I have

taken on the role as liaison for the Farmers Peace Corp. I have very limited

knowledge about the many people involved, but continue to support and encourage

their goal to demand accountability from Government as it relates to the almost

vanished Agri-culture in Canada, already burdened by over-regulation and less

and less compassion for it's cultural importance as it relates to genetic

diversity and overall sustainability.

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