Are Nonprofit Land Trusts Taking Advantage of the Public's Trust?

Klamathbasincrisis web page ^ | 1996 | Tom Holt

[Carry_Okie]

I take that back, I USED to advocate easements while still researching the book (about two and a half years ago) but NEVER since I published. Although they can be a legitimate contract, the way these trusts set them up is tantamount to theft.

Sorry.

[Libertarianize the GOP]

thanks for the ping

[PatriotReporter]

But that's a
lie. They can use the Promis software to track the flows of money; and they
can track it to all the offshore accounts; and they can seize the money
back. They won't do it, but they have the technological ability.

[GotDangGenius]

In January of 2003, the State of Montana will likely set the legislative example for the rest of the nation as to how these unregulated "Conservation Easements" can be rationally regulated to accomplish the public policy goals of the people of the state and not the federal government and their "arms" in the lucrative "land trust" business.

Watch for it.