The continuation of the settlement offer...is that they told me things,
I told them things; they expressed how they were going to do what they wanted;
I told them no you’re not. They tried to intimidate me into a settlement.
I explained to them that I understand the law. I not only read it,
I digested it. Taking it into my being. It is my land, not their property!
They tried to tell me that after 8 years, they could do what they wanted
with my ground. I said, well that will not help you, as in Nov
of this past year I told your people to get off my property, and that we would
maintain it from here on out. You were notified. It was not me who
broke the rules; it was you! You did not send a letter asking permission;
you did not knock on my door. What you did is called a chemical trespass,
it is illegal. The $2500. you offered me
is disgusting, the act alone shows you lack of morals or proper judgment.
You offered me $6000, and I was offended then. You think it is reasonable
to give me less because a test you did a month later. Never mind the tons of rain, and my fast
acting husband having washed the toxin into the road. The analysis showed true
in only one place. You said; let us remove the soil, and the tree, sorry
dude that does not return me to organic. I must wait three years for
that. I told them I will lose $15, 000. over the next three years. He
said, so you will take no less than $15, 000. I am open to negotiation.
It was then he offered me the $2500.
I told them to leave, all hell broke loose. They informed me
how I could not use my tapes in court, and how expensive it would be to take
them to court. I snapped...you do not know me, or what I own, even though I did
notice you standing at my screen door looking in my house, you did not knock or
make yourself know. You told me again that you were good upstanding people. You did this while saying I was not,
slander...at the end, they told me that their insurance company would be in
touch, but not without offending my G-d, my farm and my choice of how to live.
I do not live in a palace; I could if I wanted to. I chose this
farm, and this property! I could choose to surround myself with lots of
rich and famous friends. I would rather
the few dear ones that I love. You think I am poor because I live in an
old house and my pastures grow tall, I tell you I am rich! I do not need
a new car to prove my worth, nor is expensive house, my worth in my value to my
fellow man. It is the protection of my children, my livestock and my
home, and the plants and soil that my value can be seen. Do not let me thriftiness fool you into thinking,
that I am without means.
Next no one gets to tell me what they are going to do on my land,
and no one gets to talk down to me because I am a women. When I tell you to leave you do not get to
tell me how small I am; how I have nothing.
How much it would cost to fight you!
My G-d is the G-d of impossible; he took me from slavery to freedom. He walked me through the desert of the world,
feeding me, keeping shoes upon my feet, clothes upon my back. I came to this land that he gave to me, and
to my descendants. It is you who have
nothing, because you are nothing; you are small, and I denounce you. You think I am dirt because I am a Jew, well
this Jew will pray to her G-d, and for you, you will need all the help you can
get. Your mothers should wash your
mouths out for talking to a lady like that.
I will make sure you do not do this to anyone else. It is not man that gives me strength; your
words are powerless to me, for it is G-d that strengthens me.
I will declare to all of you who are reading this, stand up for yourselves,
do not allow the world, and it’s evil ways beat you down. Do not become like these people, uncaring,
cruel and inhuman. When your wealth is gone, what will you have left,
will you still praise he who created you, or will you be like these men. For when the time comes they will say G-d has
left us.
I know G-d stands where I stand.
Shekhinah
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