The U.S. Farm Credit System is currently in a critical state, marked by alarming evidence of foreign interference and systemic manipulation. These issues extend beyond mere policy concerns, impacting national security and the stability of our food supply chain.
🚨🇺🇸 — AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM TENNESSEE RANCHER + AG ATTORNEY DUSTIN KITTLE ON IMMEDIATE THREATS TO OUR NATIONAL SECURITY WHICH HAVE BEEN HIDDEN FROM THE AMERICAN PUBLIC:
The U.S. Farm Credit System has been hijacked, sabotaged, and, based upon our review of the documented… pic.twitter.com/obwhRLpd2P
— Dustin Kittle (@dustinkittle) June 12, 2024
- Lame Duck Leadership:
- The Farm Credit Administration (FCA), which regulates the FCS, currently has a three-member board of directors.
- Two of the directors’ terms have expired, yet they continue to serve on the board.
- If both leave before successors are confirmed, the board would be left with just one director, which could hinder official actions.
- The FCA needs to address this situation promptly.
- Foreign Influence:
- There are concerns that the FCS may be under the direction, control, or influence of foreign agents.
- Evidence suggests that the system has been hijacked and sabotaged, but further investigation is needed.
- Financing Foreign Ownership of U.S. Farmland:
- Lawmakers are taking steps to limit FCS financing for foreign purchases of U.S. farmland.
- This move aims to protect American agricultural interests
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