Repeal the Endangered Species Act: Lamb details evidence law being used to destroy Constitution

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Saturday, December 28, 2002 | Henry Lamb

[JohnHuang2]

Saturday, December 28, 2002

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[starsandstrips]

Yes, and here is San Diego your home can be declared endangered... "you are free to enjoy your home as before, however, your home has been declared a historical monument. We the City of San Diego have a vested interest in protecting our historical buildings so ... forget any plans to extend or change the structure of your home that we decided to declare a historical monument". (a simular notice was sent to me regarding my rural home)

[Noachian]

The ESA has been used for too long by people interested more in grabbing power for themselves than in whatever lower life form they claim to be protecting.

This law had abuse written all over it when it was passed. It's nothing more than a disguised assault on property rights and human rights. The power of the Central Government is increased, not limited, through Acts such as these which is contrary to the intent of the Founding Fathers.


The Constitution was written to address the affairs of men. There's nothing constitutional about the ESA since it deals not with the affairs of men but with lower life forms that aren't sentient. Any judge worthy of his post knows that laws passed by men are FOR men alone not life forms that barely know they exist; then again judges are political in their nature not practical.


If the enviromentalists keep pushing the envelope, for control of society, then bacteria and viruses will soon be added to their list, and the human body will be equated with a wetland environment. That is the next logical step after all.

[Marauder]

... bacteria and viruses will soon be added to their list, and the human body will be equated with a wetland environment.

Then it'll be against the law to die :)

[Free the USA]

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[madfly]

Henry Lamb ping

[hedgetrimmer]

Saturday morning bump.

[Grampa Dave]

This has been bookmarked.

This article is more proof that the Watermelon Green Jihadists work 24/7 to destroy America and our constitution.

They are only interested destroying our economy, hand cuffing our military re banning training not to hurt a sand flea someplace and massive Rural Cleansing.

They push Rural cleansing of farmers, ranchers, loggers, professional fishers, miners and anyone who dares to try and make an honest living and live in or near the great outdoors.

[tacticalogic]

Commerce Clause ping.

[hattend]

BTTT

[Issaquahking]

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[farmfriend]

Most of you are on madfly's list but pinging anyway so we don't miss anyone.

[farmfriend]

Thanks John, wonderful post.

[farmfriend]

ESA Reform - "Sound Science" and the Law of Unintended Consequences

Note: This article first appeared in the July 1, 2002 issue of eco-logic online.

The history of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) abounds with horror stories recounting clear abuses of power under the color of law. Many who initially supported the ESA have come to question whether it still reflects its original intent. Others argue that the requirements to consider economic and cultural impacts of regulatory measures pursuant to NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) are being ignored.

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[Carry_Okie]

The sad part about that article is that I didn't even sell one book out of it. You would think that as thoughtful as it was that someone would respond. No one.

No, there were cries of outrage that I didn't think the changes to the ESA by Rep. Pombo were beneficial. Henry Lamb was even getting calls accusing me of being a spy for the New World Order.

If I was a spy, at least they could pay me for it.

[farmfriend]

A prophet in his own country....

[Salvation]

I think you'll like this.

[Salvation]

Oh, heck, you beat me here.

[Luis Gonzalez]

The Sierra Club is not happy with Bush.

"President Bush's actions would gut the Endangered Species Act, our nation's premiere wildlife protection law," said Carl Pope, the Sierra Club's Executive Director."

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