Western Land Use Conference

People for the USA Grange #835 ^ | 01-14-03 | PFUSA Grange #835

[farmfriend]

Western Land Use Conference

Klamath Falls, Oregon

February 22 & 23, 2003

People for the USA (PFUSA) Grange #835, the California State Grange, and Klamath Community College are sponsoring a Western Land Use Conference, bringing leading land use experts to KCC in Klamath Falls, Oregon. The speakers are acknowledged leaders in their fields, respected for their success, innovation and dedication. Participants will gain additional knowledge of the Endangered Species Act; the National Environmental Policy Act; Western Water Law; Split-Estate Property Rights; R.S. 2477 Rights-of-Way; County Empowerment; County Sovereignty; Free Market Habitat Management; and dealing with Democratic Socialism.

Ric Frost, Policy Analyst with New Mexico State University, will speak to evaluating federal programs for NEPA compliance; and his research findings on the real purpose behind the ESA.

Dr. Angus McIntosh, Range Management, Policy & Economics Specialist with New Mexico State University, will speak to the nature of property rights owned by western ranchers, including grazing allotments, and R.S. 2477 Rights-of-Way.

John Williams, Wallowa County Agricultural Extension Agent, will speak to implementing County Empowerment in your home county.

George Young, attorney (Uintah v. Norton), will speak to enforcing County Sovereignty in your home county.

Mark Vande Pol, author of Natural Process, will explain how regulatory socialism corruptly manipulates property value and how implementing a free-market alternative that respects unalienable property rights will do a better job for both nature and humanity.

In addition to the speakers’ presentations, participants are encouraged to join in the many Q & A opportunities.
Attendees should expect to gain the following from their attendance and participation:

• Learn to evaluate federal projects for NEPA compliance.

• Learn what authority the federal ESA has over private land and individual states.

• Learn the difference between Western Water Law, and Riparian Doctrine. Learn what authority federal agencies have over water in the western states.

• Learn what “compensable rights” are incidental to Split-Estate Property Rights (grazing allotments).

• Learn how to prove R.S. 2477 Right-of-Way assertions.

• Learn what County Empowerment is, and how to implement it in your home county.

• Learn what County Sovereignty is, and how to enforce it in your home county.

• Learn how the free market can and should privatize regulatory government, eliminate the need for zoning, fund habitat management, and return property value to landowners.

• Learn pertinent federal and case law citations, and how they benefit you.

Each attendee will receive a three-ring binder full of the conference materials, and speaker contact info, to use once they return home.
RSVP by January 28, 2003, to qualify for our Early Booking Discount. Registration form attached.
If you have questions, contact Katherine Van Tuyl, Secretary, PFUSA Grange, at (541) 857-0678; or Ric Costales, President (Master), PFUSA Grange, at (530) 468-2698.

[farmfriend]

This is going to be a really great conference.

[farmfriend]

Come and have a good time with the new People for the USA Grange.

[farmfriend]

ping

[farmfriend]

You guys might be interested in this or be able to spread the word through your contacts.

[E.G.C.]

BTTT!!!!!

[american spirit]

I'm inTx. so I probably can't make it but how can I find out
more on County empowerment and sovereignty?

[EBUCK]

The end of Feb....I'll have to see if that is possible for me. I'd really like to meet some of these people in person.

What's the cost to attend?

[farmfriend]

Forwarding the info by email.

If anyone else would like the orginal document forwarded to you just freepmail me your email address and I will send it on it's way.

[bigfootbob]

BIG TIME BUMP!!!

I've forwarded this notice to all on my list.

[farmfriend]

Sorry, I know this means double pings for some of you but I want to spread this a wide as I can.

[Iowa Granny]

ping

[editor-surveyor]

Yanking on the chain...

[editor-surveyor]

"Sorry, I know this means double pings for some of you..."

And triple pings for most, but then some are hard to awaken ;o)

[Grampa Dave]

UNCLE JOE WILL NOT LIKE THIS MEETING!

[E.G.C.]

BTTT!!!!!!

[Carry_Okie]

Great list of speakers! ;-)

[Grampa Dave]

Yeah, who is that Mark, guy that wrote that Whacko Right Wing Book? :)

[Carry_Okie]

Isn't he same dude who thinks it's possible to be an ecologist AND a conservative?

The guy must be a total psych case.

[editor-surveyor]

"Great list of speakers!"

Yea, what are they? Bose? Jensen? Electrovoice?

"The environment is too complex to be managed by central planning"

The environment is too large, too robust, too self-compensating, and far too complex to be managed by something as feckless as man.

[headsonpikes]

Uncle Joe Stalin just loooooves watermelons!

A toothsome fruit...Green on the outside...

...but Red in the middle.