Bush Administration Sells Out Property Rights

starrjournal.com ^ | July 26, 2004 | Peyton Knight

[B4Ranch]

>>LaGrasse explained to the Senate Subcommittee on National Parks that NHAs are “designed to gradually accomplish federal land use control.” She noted that “The Heritage Area program also has the goal of transferring private land to government.” Indeed, National Heritage Areas spell disaster for property owners.>>

BE AWARE!

[sergeantdave]

Okay, what are NHAs?

Is this son of CARA re-incarnated? Is that dope Stevens from Alaska behind this? Is this the wildlands crap repackaged?

The only heritage I want to see are occassional festivals with ethnic food booths.

My land and the dirt, plants and critters making it home are not a federal heritage.

[robertpaulsen]

"Bush campaign officials say they expect military voters to return to the fold because the president has delivered on his 2000 campaign promise that "help is on the way" for underfunded, underpaid armed forces."

Sorry, but I couldn't find anything on Bush saying, “Help is on the way for property rights victims, especially those in Midwestern and Western states".

Can anyone find that quote?

[sinkspur]

This is blog posting.

[eskimo]

This is blog posting.

No such word as "blog".

What are you really trying to say?

[nothingnew]

Ping

FMCDH(BITS)

[SedVictaCatoni]

Sinkspur was trying to say "blog", of course. It is indeed a word.

[BigAzzHam]

Why does this surprise anyone? Why do people here still hold onto the fiction that the Bush and the Republicans are for smaller government?

[B4Ranch]

Here is 'their' side of the story. Pretty, soft spoken and deceiving.

[B4Ranch]

I have a friend in Maryland who almost bought a piece of property in W. Va that was about to become a NHA. I sent her numerous articles showing just exactly what these Heritage Areas are....a way to get you under the thumb of yet another federal agency.

Is that who you want controlling your private property? Would you like to have a say in what you can or cannot do on your private property?

Stay as far away from NHA's as possible!

By the way, what is a blog?

[TheGunny]

"Blog" is short for Web Log!

[ridesthemiles]

Gp to www.wildlandsprojectrevealed.org and immerse yourself into the rhetoric of the radical leftist enviros. If this doesn't inform and scare you, I don't know how to reach all of you.

[B4Ranch]

You posted to the wrong person. I have been trying to open Freepers eyes to the UN since I first joined.

[B4Ranch]

Which means what?

[farmfriend]

Rights, farms, environment ping.
Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from this list.
I don't get offended if you want to be removed.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Nobody is perfect. If you really want to watch property rights vanish like a snowball in hell, keep bashing Bush until Kerry winds up in the Whitehouse.

I don't like everything about Bush, but the alternative to him is totally unacceptable.

[RightWhale]

Most people don't know much about property rights. But, this Admin has been slow to the point of stasis to move on property rights issues. OTOH, that is still faster than Democrats.

[B4Ranch]

You know there's days when I just get tired of hearing/reading that Kerry is worse. Am I promoting Kerry? NO I AM NOT!

President Bush is supposed to be working FOR us not against us. So when I posted this thread I didn't say he was playing around with little girls or demean him in any way.

What this thread says is that he is not doing the job we elected him to do as well as we expect from him. That means it's time to get off your defensive butts and write/fax or call the White house and say we don't want this to happen. We want him to PROTECT OUR PROPERTY ROGHTS.

Understood?

[RightWhale]

The White House has already heard from me. I don't know why they can't move on some of these property rights issues. Maybe it is their myopic legal advisors. The White House has the problem of space property rights in their hands--no action in going on 4 years. One thing I would do as President--first day--is eliminate Federal public access easements. No one at that level even sees the problem.

So, what to do? Hm? Anybody have a clue where property rights come from?

[mugs99]

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