[itsahoot]

We burned that bridge the day the supreme court dictated that a man couldn’t grow his own wheat to bake his own bread.

Child's play compared to what they have planned with "Agenda 21"

[cripplecreek]

I don't think Michigan has joined any of the agenda 21 opposition but our legislature is sure behaving like it lately. Here are just a couple of good bills passed in Lansing recently.

2012 Senate Bill 1276: Restrict setting aside state land for “biological diversity”

Introduced by Sen. Tom Casperson (R) on September 13, 2012, to prohibit the Department of Natural Resources from designating an area of land specifically for the purpose of achieving “biological diversity”.

2012 Senate Bill 1238: Revise state land acquisition procedures

Introduced by Sen. Darwin Booher (R) on August 15, 2012, to establish new procedures, criteria and restrictions for the acquisition by the state of property paid for with Natural Resources Trust Fund money, and add two new members to the decision making board who would be appointed by the House Speaker and Senate Majority leader (subject to certain restrictions). Among other things, if land was acquired for transfer to a land conservancy without assurance it would have to be kept open for all types of recreational use.