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I moved from my last house because illegal aliens moved in, 19 of them, two families and a bunch of men. They filled their trucks with trash piled high after digging through people’s trash cans early in the morning, then they would dismantle everything all day long. They would strip the insulation off of wire.

Then the city started building section 8 apartments. It wasn’t zoned for apartments, but the city made exceptions if the developer dedicated a portion of the units to the poor.

I posted a list of a bunch of California laws this morning here
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3301087/posts?page=18

All the laws have wording in them such as “disadvantaged communities”, “women-owned”, “disadvantaged business”, “minority”, and “affordable housing”. Every description is used except “evil white capitalistic manpig”.

The government passed a Cap and Trade law, AB 32, to tax manufacturing and energy producers. The energy producers just raise their rates and the manufacturers move out of state.

The voters voted for a high-speed rail. It was supposed to be free and use existing land along existing rail and freeway. No private investors were interested and they couldn’t sell any bonds, so three judges gave them the go-ahead anyway.

It is going to cost somewhere around $100 billion, they are confiscating land, nobody wants it in their neighborhood, it is going to have two twenty foot walls dividing communities and farm land, and they no longer expect that the riders will cover operating costs.

The Cap and Trade law, AB 32, received one billion dollars from manufacturers in the last quarterly auction. 35 percent of that money will go to the train. The train authority mapped out disadvantaged communities
SB 535 Disadvantaged Communities (Map)
http://oehha.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Viewer/index.html?appid=dae2fb1e42674c12a04a2b302a080598
Click on the map, you can zoom and it gives you the percentage of Hispanics.

They started building the train in Madera, it’s in the middle of nowhere, but as the state cuts off water to the farms, the migrants will have to have somewhere to live and so we will build them some high-density housing around the train station and every train station. Some of that money will be for light rail and bus feeder lines to the stations, they get high-density housing as well for one half mile on either side.

The trains and busses are mostly at surface level, this is designed to increase traffic, there will be no right turns on red, men in tights riding bikes and pedestrians interfering with traffic. People will want to move into these high-density apartments.

In a study done in 2008, Driving and the Built Environment,
http://www.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=12747&page=R9
they found that Hispanics like to live in clusters and will move into these apartments as do young people.

They lessened the required parking in shopping centers and apartments to discourage cars. They have turned some street lanes into bike and walking paths.

In the same study, they came to the conclusion that doing all this will lower CO2 by less than one percent to 11 percent. They don’t know. Last week, Obama said that we can lessen CO2 by over 11 percent. He knows.