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The day we bought our farm was both the very best and the very worst day of my life – to paraphrase a sentence in my go-to book, Memoirs of a Geisha. But how could it possibly be both? To answer that, let’s go back in time a little. Circa 2012, where One of America's most high-profile Christian businesses is under investigation for illegally importing ancient Middle Eastern artefacts, according to the Daily Beast. The owners of hobby Lobby, which won a Supreme Court victory against the government last Does “Thou Shalt Not Lie” ring a bell? The Green Family, founders of hobby Lobby, have been under federal investigation since a large shipment headed to their Oklahoma City address via Israel was intercepted by U.S. Customs officials in Memphis 4 years The Christian family behind the arts and crafts chain hobby Lobby has been under federal investigation for years on suspicion of trying to import potentially illicit cultural artifacts from Iraq, The Daily Beast reported late Monday. Anonymous law Yes, says The Daily Beast: "In 2011, a shipment of somewhere between 200 to 300 small clay tablets on their way to Oklahoma City from Israel was seized by U.S. Customs agents in Memphis. The tablets were inscribed in cuneiform -- the script of ancient File this one under “Wait, What?” because the owners of Hobby Lobby are reportedly being investigated for illicitly importing Iraqi artifacts into the United States. A Daily Beast report tonight reveals that based on information from several law .

Steve Green is the CEO of Hobby Lobby, and he's currently the subject of a four-years-long federal investigation “for the illicit importation of cultural heritage from Iraq.” That's according to an explosive new report in The Daily Beast. The feds The founders of Hobby Lobby — arts and crafts, but for Jesus — have reportedly been the subject of a years-long federal investigation over suspicions that they have been illegally importing cultural artifacts from Iraq for a museum the family was set The Hobby Lobby corporation has been under investigation for four years following the alleged illegal importation of ancient artifacts, The Daily Beast reports. The investigation began in 2011 when a shipment was stopped by U.S. Customs agents. They found At the National Chrysanthemum Society’s annual show, held over the weekend in Northern Virginia, a steady stream of visitors discovered an alternative world of mums - blooms of rare size, color and form. “Wow,” announced one visitor. “Can I get .