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Episode 7: How to Survive and Thrive
Ty: It’s a stacked deck.
Jason Vale: It sure was and that’s when they got a temporary
injunction against me and the injunction was not to sell—the whole crux
of it was they said you can’t sell seeds—at first they were saying you
can’t sell them as a cure. You can’t sell them according to FDA law,
which only means I can’t sell them as a cure. It doesn’t mean I can’t sell
them, period, because then I can’t have them in a grocery store.
Ty: You can’t say that they cure anything.
Jason Vale: Right.
Ty: Okay.
Jason Vale: In the end of them adjusting and marking things down and
didacting things from the injunction it read a lot more to say you can’t
sell seeds period. And this is what I said, you can’t tell me I can’t sell
seeds. You can’t tell me I can’t sell apples because that’s the same
thing, isn’t it And they stuck to that and the judge—it was a very—it
was a stacked trial. Actually I had—then I had a permanent injunction
against me and they said I violated both but I was saying, listen, you got
to prove that I sold them as a cure, which I stopped. I didn’t do that
anymore. I told people—I gave the FDA warning at the bottom and I
also told people it was third party information. And I just said, I just
never told people its going to cure you. I would never say that to people
even if it does. So I had a trial basically. At the initial hearing I left. I
actually was on my way but a bunch of friends who were all dressed up,
and I just—I’m not kidding. This sounds weird. But a flock of birds—like
as I’m headed this way a flock of birds came like right over the cover
going this way. And I was like I’m sorry. I’m not superstitious like that but
I was just like I am not going. I was like this has got to be sign that I’m
not going. Anyway, I left. I went to my other apartment for three months.
They were looking for me and I was talking to the marshalls and finally I
turned myself in. And there was a million dollar bail they gave me.
Ty: A million dollars
Jason Vale: Yeah, 883 thousand dollars. I almost won the trial. I
actually was pro se where my lawyer who was telling me, oh, I’ll get you
eight years. What do you mean you’ll get me eight years This is
contempt of court. Contempt of court is like a six month thing at the
most if you’re guilty. I wasn’t even guilty and they’re saying—so it was a
trial but there was no statutory maximum and no minimum. So it’s a
very—they were saying, hey, we got 20 years and you know. And I
said, listen, if I’m going to go to prison its going to be I’m doing my own
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