[brityank]

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The government was responsible for screwing up The Everglades in the first place.

So now, we're supposed to kick people off their land so the government can fix it?

"We're from the government, and we're here to help..."

[brityank]

This is the page that is in process of being built by eco-logic on-line, and the link to the support page. Please consider adding your voice to this; thank you.

JohnHuang2 also published a Worldnet Daily article about this earlier, 'Sawgrass Rebellion' launched: Henry Lamb argues people come first in America. Check them both out, and thanks, John.

[max61]

How long have you lived in Florida?.

---max

[11B3]

Signed up, and will support 100% - thanks for posting this.

[brat]

Sawgrass BTTT!

[Vidalia]

Hey, Government Assholes, leave our Everglades alone!

Let the State of Florida run its own damn business.

Same goes for every other F*cking State west and south of New England.

You little pricks want to micro-manage something, then go to your inbred New England families' estates and practice your arrogance there.

[AAABEST]

This is great stuff. I'm pinging Floridians because we should support this movement in any way we can.

I know I'll be attending any events in my area. Anyone interested in showing up for any events planned FReepmail me and I'll add you to notify list.

Thanks for the formatted ping list summer ;).

[My Favorite Headache]

Bumping and already have passed this on to the local's and family.

[wingnuts'nbolts]

Why don't you ping Summer to this thread. I would imagine she would be a great source of information about what measures the Governor(Bush) has enacted to help restore the Everglades. The Everglades and it's restoration are important to all Floridians. Federal Government land grabs are not.

I remember when communities stopped just past Plantation and resumed just east of Ft. Meyers. Now it is almost coast to coast housed. Not a good thing.

[multitaskmom]

Other projects throughout the state, especially in the Jacksonville area, and the central part of the state, have acquired land for wilderness corridors and additional core wilderness (green) areas.

The beautiful green spaces of Jacksonville are one of the things I love about this town. To my knowledge, not one citizen had his/her land "snatched" to make it possible.

Several hundred acres were donated by individuals who don't want Jax to end up like Houston, TX, asphalt and concrete as far as the eye can see. The large number of trees and green spaces also give Jax the clean air we all enjoy.

I was all ready to jump on the bandwagon, on another thread, but now I'm not so sure. Your alarmist phrases have me wondering - what is this really about?

[AuntB]

BUMP!!!!!