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Chicken is back! Fresh Beef! Naturals Sale! KRATOM!? Free Range Meat Vlog · May 20, 2024
last week we had a department of a come in and inspect uh you guys know like Mr scammer Miller nonsense uh well he didn't want Department of a to do an inspection so he denied him and then they had to get a warrant and inspect his farm so me we passed our department of a inspection with flying colors no Fox News main page with a $300,000 GoFundMe for Frankie boy huh right I guess that's what happened when you uh I guess that's what happens when you do things a legitimate way
This is the Miller-dispute theory of the case, with the defendant named, 49 days before C041 and 106 days before C001. C041's claims summary pleads that Amos Miller and "several YouTube-based media outlets, later amplified by Fox News Network, mischaracterized an unrelated, year-old incident at Miller's farm as an active 'raid,' diverting public sympathy and customers away from Tufano toward Miller", and that "Miller solicited hundreds of thousands of dollars through GiveSendGo and GoFundMe campaigns." Every load-bearing element of that pleading is in this thirty-three-second passage: the regulator, the enforcement action against Miller's farm, Fox News, the GoFundMe, and the diversion-of-sympathy framing — stated as grievance, with no lawsuit, court, lawyer or filing mentioned anywhere in the video. No filing-conduct factor is correct and is the point: this is the grievance in its pre-litigation state.
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I got Orbital Reconstruction · May 12, 2025
um that it's the same website that um that Amos Miller fraudulently got $300,000 in donations when he faked he faked his farm getting raided by the USDA and then he got $300,000 in donations. Basically stole people's money. Yeah. Here I am sitting with my eyes gouged out half blind and I got 20 bucks.
This restates, on camera, the substance of what C001/C041 plead — that Miller solicited donations through GiveSendGo on an exaggerated account of a raid on his farm, with C001 seeking "no less than $300,000". It is delivered as an aside about his own fundraiser, not as commentary on a case: no court, docket or filing is mentioned, and the federal version (C041) had already been dismissed with prejudice five months earlier.
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GiveSendGo and GoFundMe ARE FAKE!!! · June 7, 2025
This is why you should never donate money online to anyone, especially if they're getting a lot of views. Because the elite secret society members, these people control all online platforms and they only funnel money to themselves. If you're not in the club, regardless of what happens to you, they won't let you raise money.
The Miller-related grievance in its general form. It is near-verbatim the framing already recorded from another video — "all these websites are for people in the club, members of the elite … if you're not part of them, they will ban your campaign" — and in two further researched statements. This video is another dated instance of the same statement; its value is chronological, not novel content.
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GiveSendGo and GoFundMe ARE FAKE!!! · June 7, 2025
When these clowns like Amos Miller pretend they got raided by the USDA and raised $300,000, he stole $300,000 from people and people feel bad for him. No one knows the truth.
The only named party in the video, and he is tracked: Amos Miller is a defendant in C001 (Tufano v. Miller, Lackawanna 2024-06106, filed 2024-09-03, pending), C041 (Tufano v. Miller et al, M.D. Pa. 3:24-cv-01117, filed 2024-07-08, dismissed) and C081 (M.D. Pa. 3:26-cv-02134, filed 2026-07-29) — all part of the Miller-related dispute group, described in the dispute-group record as "repeated litigation involving Amos Miller and associated fundraising/media defendants," whose defendant roster in all three actions is the identical seven names including GiveSendGo LLC and GoFundMe Inc. The quote also states the grievance theory behind that group in a way the case records do not: that a rival raised money through crowdfunding while his own campaigns were removed. Miller is a tracked party, so the name is not withheld. This research takes no position on whether the theft allegation is true; no source for it is offered on camera.
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Donation Websites are only for “Elite” · December 21, 2025
Some of you guys commented to make a GoFundMe, but I have in the past and they always take it down. Kickstarter, GoFundMe, Gibson Go, all these websites are for people in the club, members of the elite. These websites funnel money to those people and if you're not part of them, they will ban your campaign.
Names GoFundMe and, through a caption garble corrected in research, GiveSendGo, both tracked defendants, and alleges that crowdfunding platforms ban the campaigns of people outside a favoured group. It states the underlying grievance between a federal dismissal and a later action against the same lineup.
Why this classification: Moderate because two tracked defendants are named and the grievance matches what those cases plead, while no filing, court, case or lawyer is mentioned anywhere in the video and no filing conduct is described.
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Help Save Frankie’s Free Range Meat · January 7, 2026
A lot of you offer to help, so I made a donation page. If you go to savefrankies.com, uh you can donate any amount you'd like. Uh we tried using G sendo gofundme in the past, but they always take down my donation campaigns for no reason.
Names GoFundMe, a tracked defendant, and alleges a pattern of donation campaigns being taken down, with fundraising moved to a self-hosted page as a result. It describes the counterparty's conduct rather than any filing of his own.
Why this classification: Moderate because a tracked defendant is named in the speaker's own words and the grievance matches what two tracked cases plead, but no case, court or docket is mentioned and no filing conduct is described. The second platform name is garbled in the captions, so the identification is subject-matter only.
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GoFundMe BANS ME!!! · March 24, 2026
We try to, they take it down after a few hours. All of these websites are owned by the same people who want me out of business. And the only people that are allowed to use these donation websites are in the club. So, anytime you see someone successfully using a donation website, you should think twice.
A dated statement of the fundraising-takedown grievance that later becomes a pleaded claim, made roughly four months before GoFundMe Inc. was named as a defendant. The viewer comment he reads aloud immediately before this passage is not part of the quote.
Why this classification: It states the grievance before any filing on it, which fixes the chronology, but it describes no filing conduct at all and names no case, court or docket.
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