Posted on 01/21/2005 1:07:44 PM PST by 26lemoncharlie
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why the Environmental Protection Agency must be abolished
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© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com
The Environmental Protection Agency must be abolished because it is destroying the rights of Americans, it's another monumental waste of money and America doesn't need it. Like the unconstitutional federal Department of Education which employs almost 4,500 people and will suck up a colossal $63.3 billion dollars for 2005, the EPA with its 18,000 employees, will gobble up $7.76 billion dollars this year.
Article 1, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution does not authorize Congress to legislate in the area of the environment, therefore, it is unconstitutional. All 50 states of the Union have their own version of the EPA as authorized under the 10th Amendment. There is no need for a federal agency. The states of the Union can handle their own environmental needs as authorized by their legislatures.
At the Earth Summit in Rio De Janeiro, June 3-14, 1992, the Secretariat for World Order distributed a nonpublic document titled, "The Initiative for Eco-92 Earth's Charter." It reads, in part, under policies that must be implemented as follows:
The Security Council of the U.N. will inform all nations that outmoded notions of national sovereignty will be discarded and that the Security Council has complete legal, military and economic jurisdiction in any region of the world ... The Security Council of the U.N. will take possession of all natural resources, including the watersheds and great forests, to be used and preserved for the good of the Major Nations of the Security Council.
In the late Dixie Lee Ray's book, "Environmental Overkill," one gets a full accounting of what really went on with Al Gore and his loony friends at the Rio Summit. On page 10 of her book, it states:
The objective, clearly enunciated by the leaders of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED), is to bring about a change in the present system of independent nations. The future is to be world government, with central planning by the UN. Fear of environmental crises, whether real or not, is expected to lead to compliance. If force is needed, it will be provided by a UN green-helmeted police force, already authorized by the Security Council.
And, that is the reason the ESA was done by treaty – in preparation for these other pieces of the grand plan to fall into place.
The EPA is the flagship in America to carry out this environmental terrorism against our people. Among the most destructive of its tentacles is the Endangered Species Act. One of the most horrific examples of this grotesque act is what happened in Klamath Falls in 2001 when the government shut off life-giving water to the farmers, driving them into bankruptcy. On Jan. 12, 2005, a federal judge ruled that the salmon listing which caused our ranchers and farmers to go under was illegally listed!
So few understand or even know that the ESA is treaty based. The ESA's history can be traced back to Executive Order 11911 issued by Gerald Ford. It's authority is derived from the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora and the Convention on Nature Protection and Wildlife Preservation in the Western Hemisphere and three others. On the EPA's website, it is explained as: "The Endangered Species Act provides a program for the conservation of threatened and endangered plants and animals and the habitats in which they are found."
As I have written so many times, whenever Congress wants to circumvent the U.S. Constitution, they do it by treaty. The Constitution simply grants no authority to the federal government to control the wildlife or fish within the states of this nation. Yet, the EPA and the ESA are getting away with destroying the lives and livelihoods of Americans every day because they don't understand the finer legal points of federal jurisdiction. According to constitutional attorney and treaty expert, Larry Becraft:
Under the U.S. Constitution, Congress has the power to make criminal only four types of conduct: treason, counterfeiting, piracies and felonies on the high seas, and offenses against the laws of nations.
According to Jeri Ball, author of "The Great Communitarian Hoax":
A study released by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) noted that "Each year, literally thousands of new regulations are emitted by the EPA ... and as the regulatory leviathan grows, it increasingly sucks up revenue, resources and manpower that otherwise would be invested in productive pursuits – thereby driving an increasing number of businessmen and investors offshore." This is precisely the aim of Marxist-Leninist Communists and their U.S. communitarian cohorts.
The destruction of American jobs, manufacturing, and agriculture and the eradication of the property owning middle-class have been among the highest priorities of U.S. CFR-dominated communitarian administrations and their Russian and Chinese Communist Allies. Their chief weapons of destruction have been environmental laws and regulations, heavy taxes and ruinous trade practices.
The quest for world communist domination is not dead. This Republic is in great peril. Unless and until Congress is replaced with true constitutionalists in the next election with the guts to do what has to be done, the American people will continue to be destroyed by unconstitutional agencies like the EPA.
We shouldn't take the bait and go for such ideas as this. At least not this year.
Bush is the leader. He has given us our mission. First SocSec reform so my grandchildren can be rich in their retirement.
Then income tax reform, so I can get mine.
I think we should implement the fair tax (www.fairtax.org).
It would save hassle and we could pay off our national debt within a year and a half.
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It is dangerous to drive at night now. The only paints the EPA allows on roads do not work anywhere near as well as the epoxy paints.
Driving in the rain at night is particularly dangerous by mid-winter, because most of the road paint is gone and you cannot tell where the road is.
I would really like to get a campaign going to force the EPA to allow epoxy road paints.
It would save thousands of lives lost in traffic accidents every year.
Golly, who'd a thought it???
And, besides, they just about destroyed New York by letting the ghosts out and the keeping the ghostbusters in( that is the correct EPA, right).
I believe your right!! and that Marshmellow Dude too!!
LoL. "Pay off our national debt in a year" That is hysterical. Do you even know what the National debt amounts to?
I doubt we could even pay off our deficit (ie., balance the budget), much less $7.6 trillion.
There aren't very many regulatory agencies I would like to see still around. The EPA is one I would like to see dissapear.
I don't think we could do it even if we DID have the money. Most treasurys aren't callable. (I just did a search in my scottrade account and didn't see any callable treasury notes issued after 1985)
We have very little contact with the EPA. Most of their emphasis is on Water and Air Quality, which has been assumed by the State agencies. The Endangered Species Act falls under NOAA Fisheries for salmon and other anadromous fish and U.S. Fish and Wildlife for other fish and wildlife. Also, the federal land and reosurce management agencies - the Bureau of Land management, Bureau of Reclamation and U.S. Forest Service get involved through their management responsibilities in the endangered species act.
That great "conservative" Nixon gave us the EPA.
I don't recall which politician said it, but he warned that the EPA would become the American version of the Gestapo destroying business and property.
Thanks, Tricky Dick, you piece of RINO garbage..
BTTT!!!!!!
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