Posted on 11/20/2001 3:58:28 PM PST by ATOMIC_PUNK
The Conservation and Reinvestment Act (CARA) is on its last legs, at least for this session of Congress. However, we cant celebrate quite yet. Congress will most likely remain in session until after Thanksgiving, and considering lawmakers current raid on the treasury, the pork-barrel beast is still very much alive. Recently, CARA opponents chalked up a victory at the National Rifle Associations Board of Directors meeting. Some on the board had taken the initiative to endorse CARAmost obviously at the whim of powerful board Since CARA first reared its ugly head, grassroots activists have been **Action to Take** 1. Call your Representative and urge him/her to stand up for property rights and SAY NO TO CARA! The federal government already has too much land 2. Call House Speaker Dennis Hastert and urge him to hold the line against
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U.N. Revives Threat to U.S. Economy Recently, 2,000 delegates from 165 nations met in Morocco to discuss how to enforce the UNs global warming treaty, the Kyoto Protocol, as international law. According to the UN, once 55 nations who produce a total of 55% of the so-called greenhouse gases ratify, the treaty will enter force. In other words, the UN would become a global environmental police force, even pressuring nations that dont concur with their economically paralyzing treaty to comply. President Bush has already deemed the Kyoto Protocol unacceptable and the Senate has voted 95-0 against it, yet the UN is intent on bringing Americas economy to its knees. Despite the fact that the science behind Kyoto is flawed and littered with untruths, the UN is intent on implementing the treaty. This is because the treaty would give them global jurisdiction over the entire worlds industry. And what better way to control the economy of the United States? The emissions mandates in the Kyoto Protocol are draconian and would knock the U.S. economy back decades. The UN abhors the US as a superpower. Only months ago, the U.S. was kicked off the UN Human Rights Commission. Make no mistake: global jurisdiction and hampering the U.S. economy are the only goals of the UN and the Kyoto Protocol. Even if fully enforced, Kyoto would have no positive effect on the environment. President Bush must stand strong. Our nation needs to produce more energy, not less, especially during this time of economic uncertainty and war. Furthermore, President Bush should rescind Clintons signature from the treaty. This would eliminate the allusion that the US has any intentions, whatsoever, of cooperating in this global sham. **Action to Take** 1. Call President Bush and urge him to continue to stand strong against Kyoto. White House Switchboard: (202) 456-1414. 2. Click here: to send this urgent Action Alert to up to ten of your friends.
This Confiscation And Relocation Act is an abomination that must be defeated now, and kept defeated for the sake of our country and our children.
**Action to Take**
1. Call your Representative and urge him/her to stand up for property rights and SAY NO TO CARA! The federal government already has too much land to (mis)manage. It doesnt need to grab any more from private landowners. Capitol Hill House Switchboard: (202) 225-3121.
2. Call House Speaker Dennis Hastert and urge him to hold the line against CARA. Speaker Hasterts Office: (202)225-0600.
I may be a little too gullible for my own good, but...this is a joke...right?
Of course the recently passed Interior Appropriation Bill included $1.3 billion in conservation funding. Exactly how much conservation funding is in the Farm Bill? The enviros are not complaining about the farm bill.
Fort Worth just got 1/2 million of Title 4 money for new play ground equipment and picnic tables. New Mexico just got $2.8 million of Title 2 money for Valles Caldera and an even bigger slug of Title 5 money to build an annex to the Palace of Governers.
Pork!
My Rep, Weldon (PA-7) has never shirked his duty to ensure that he brings home as much pork as possible, and as a result has voted FOR every tax increasing spending bill that he has seen in the past couple of years.
Morning bump.
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