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RURAL CLEANSING
Disabled vet's home saved – maybe
Former SEAL continues long fight with government over eminent domain
Posted: April 20, 2004

By Sarah Foster
© 2004 WorldNetDaily.com

'A disabled Navy veteran, whose David-and-Goliath battle with the state of Florida to save his home is being closely followed by property-rights advocates across the country, won a brief reprieve when Gov. Jeb Bush and the Florida Cabinet postponed a final decision on whether to take his land by eminent domain as part of the $7.8 billion Everglades Restoration Project....' http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=38116

'U.S. backs U.N. plan to control land' - by Henry Lamb
Posted: April 10, 2004
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=37971

'That headline appeared in the Utah Independent and hundreds of other newspapers across the country on July 22, 1976.

The article proclaims that:

"Use of all land, public and private, will be controlled by the federal government in the future," Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Rexford Tugwell predicted this week.
Land which cannot be operated effectively under private ownership, will be held by the government as public forests, parks, game preserves, grazing ranges, recreation centers and the like, Tugwell asserted. Privately owned land will be controlled "to whatever extent is found necessary. ..."

This new federal land policy reflected the new U.N. land policy developed and adopted at a U.N. conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, that concluded on June 11, 1976. The U.S. delegation, headed by Carla Hill, then-secretary of housing and urban development, endorsed virtually every resolution in the new policy, as did every Communist nation.

Tugwell's prediction is now complete; the federal government either owns, or has the regulatory power to control, virtually every square inch of land in the United States.....'

'....Perhaps America celebrated too soon when the Berlin Wall fell and we thought capitalism had finally prevailed over socialism. America didn't win. Socialism had already invaded the United States through the United Nations, and had an army of soldiers positioned in high government offices eager to implement its policies.

They don't call it socialism, or communism, anymore; they call it smart growth, open space, wilderness, restoration and environmental protection. Government ownership and control of land use is the foundation of socialism – regardless of what it may be called.' - Henry Lamb is the executive vice president of the Environmental Conservation Organization and chairman of Sovereignty International.