Big Media Won't Touch Agenda 21

SierraTimes.com ^ | Feb 3, 2005 | Nancy Levant

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Sounds like a plan to me.

[lodwick]

I think the Statue of Liberty is safely in the hands of the Hertiage Foundation = UN = Agenda 21....as is the Liberty Bell.

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lol - exactly.

[FBD]

tx for the info.

regards

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Thanks :-)

[Triggerhippie]

Ahhh, If you have anything detrimental to say you must be part of the conspiracy, right?


Ohhhh. This is a fun game.

[Triggerhippie]

Clock it. Dime of Death...


DU insanity has infected the FreeRepublic Blog.

You really are doing the liberals a great service by posting this insane crap here. Thanks a pantload, Chet.

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"There are none so blind as those who will not see".

[lodwick]

Sorry to bother you again, but posters like TriggerHippie will make me bring more and more to this thread.

Wake up and look around you, TH.

Are you really that dense?

Good grief.

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You're not bothering me at all.

Post # 43 hit the nail on the head. It appears there are spinners here.

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I just looked, trigger and I signed up on the same day.

What a difference in our ideals. I don't recall seeing their name on any other post, do you?

[hedgetrimmer]

I can name the names of the people who wrote this local version of the UN plan. Are you saying they don't exist?

The insanity is pretending this stuff doesn't exist and if you have read any of the posts on this thread you will see ample evidence. Or is it that you're afraid that the American people might wake up to the harm the UN and Agenda 21 causes to our liberty and reject its influence? I dare you to find a state or county goverment that isn't infected with this stuff and show it to everyone here on this forum.

http://www.freedom21santacruz.net/A21SC/

[lodwick]

I dare you to find a state or county goverment that isn't infected with this stuff and show it to everyone here on this forum.
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It could not be done in the State of Texas, County of Travis, OR, the People's Republic of Austin, for dang sure.

The sad thing is, that with the power of the internet, even the most in denial among us could find the information, and inform themselves about what is going on right in their own back yards - but instead, they just blast out criticisms of those who are trying to get our country back.

[Dixielander]

Here's a radio interview about Sibel Edmonds where Fintan Dunne, editor of Break for News, discusses the Sibel Edmonds travesty.

http://www.4acloserlook.com/july2004.html

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I just looked at triggers past post. Apparently he is a one or two comment poster. He never gets into debates. Is belligerent in what few comments he post.

With some people they don't want to see certain things, they are happy in their naivete.

Pay him no never mind.

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PS......He took the 'Blue Pill'. lolol

[hedgetrimmer]

Travis county you say?

Southwest Travis County Growth Dialog Process

Draft Vision Statement Consensus January 6, 2005


In twenty years Southwestern Travis County will be a thriving community known for its economic diversity and for its stewardship initiatives to conserve the area’s historic hill country character, natural beauty and environmental quality.

The community features open space and natural areas as a logical component of development that add economic value, assure the quality of life for all residents and, protect critical water and rural resources. In addition to public parkland and a trails system, substantial land has been voluntarily and permanently protected as ranchland, nature preserves or public open space in order to protect the area’s historic rural character, view sheds and environmental quality.

Development in the area has a hill country flavor through adherence to a thoughtful set of community guidelines that favor native materials and vegetation, wide setbacks for highways and major roadways, and desirable neighborhoods of homes, schools and business that blend into the landscape and are developed to conserve the surrounding ranch and open space lands. While the area’s overall development density is low, community “Town Centers”have been developed that are the area’s primary business and employment centers. The Town Centers are also focal points for the community’s high density or multi-family residential development. The area is supported and connected through transportation, utility and support service infrastructure that is adequate to meet the anticipated needs of its residents.

[lodwick]

You want me to shoot this monitor, don'cha?

They want toll roads all over Austin - roads that we've already paid for

Don't get me started on this POS city, please.

Cheers, HT, and thanks for starting this discussion here. Other than my "social" threads, this is the most I've posted on fr in several years - it's been fun. Seen some old friends, and might have made some new ones.

Cheers.

[hedgetrimmer]

Maybe you should drop into one of their meetings sometime?

Maybe you can bust the facilitators and save your county.

I hope we've all made some new friends on this thread. Best having a buddy watching your back when the battle begins.

[o_zarkman44]

Unfunded mandates are more of politicians helping themselves then us letting them happen.
Remember, there is one thing that we have to prevent things being forced upon us. It is our 1st Amendment.
Say it loud and say it proud! If we disagree let it be known and be aware there are people who will do anyting to stop us in resisting their objectives.

[Kay Ludlow]

Maybe you should drop into one of their meetings sometime, Lodwick - see if any of your neighbors are there trying to get ordinances passed to control what you do at your house - LOL! This stuff really is going on everywhere because of the funding coming out of the government. The EPA is funding "smart Growth" - see http://www.epa.gov/livability/topics/funding.htm which is just another name for government planning the use of resources, rather than the invisible hand of the market. Check out what they're promoting with Green Communities at http://www.epa.gov/greenkit/index.html

We are trying to convince our elected officials to cut off the funding for all this BS, but they say they can't go up against the environmentalists lobby. That's why we need a lot of grassroots groups, that form statewide coalitions and ultimately national coalitions - so we can go to congress representing more people than the environmentalists say they represent. If we start out speaking out in our own communities opposing all this, and gain notoriety that way it gives us a leg to stand on at the state level.

That is exactly what the people who want government to control all resources did - they started with the environmentalism at the grassroots level in the 50's and 60's, and by the 80's had widespread support among the public for saving tigers and spotted owls. In the 90's they really leveraged that power into control of federal and state departments and even agencies. They use words in new ways that sound innocuous (endangered species, watershed planning, invasive species) and before we ordinary citizens know what happened, there are regulations to save, preserve and protect things that just happen to require government control of our resources. At this point, they used a lot of inaccurate and even fraudulent data to support their views, so we need to be constantly monitoring and researching what they say, so we have the information we need to fight back.