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Hello Dersepp.

Thanks for being so enthusiastic and posting our most recent announcement here on Free Republic. I'm sorry to see from the comments thus far that we have received a warmer reception on Facebook. Certainly, no one here has gone to our site and read our 159 word ballot initiative proposal. So let's dispense with that problem and observe it here:

“The State of California shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of the People’s exclusive unalienable Right to Life; or abridging the freedom of the People’s exclusive unalienable Right to Life, Production, Use and Consumption of air, CO2, water, habitat for humanity and energy generating natural resources. The State of California shall not levy any taxes, fees, assessments or fines on the Production, Use or Consumption by the People of air, CO2, water, habitat for humanity and energy generating natural resources. Upon passage of the WFF plebiscite initiative by the voters, it repeals the 1970 California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), California Coastal Act of 1976 (Prop. 20), California Endangered Species Act (CESA) and the US California Global Warming Act (AB32), and Exempts the People of California from ALL Federal powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the State of California respectively, or to the People.”

If you corner any of the conservative California State Senate Members of the Assembly or Senators, you will find that they almost all universally agree that a key solution to California's problems would be the ability to vacate or void state, county, and city union members’ contracts. One such action that is highly watched can be found here:

http://articles.sfgate.com/2009-03-18/bay-area/17214303_1_bankruptcy-labor-contracts-union

But even given such strong medicine, the same officials will shake and sweat about the predicament California is in with her myriad laws tying the hands of the producers in the state. So enters the Water For Fighting California Ballot Initiative. Our initiative lets loose the hands of those that would like to work and produce wealth. Well, this is been a long entry. I would invite all Freepers to our website (the links are above) to read our preamble statement and take in the many links that we have chosen to support our effort. Remember, it took Proposition 13 four times on the ballot to attain victory. We are an experienced organization, but we ask you to help fan the flames of the fire we are starting by participating at the website and making our message viral. God bless our Freeper friends.

Freepers in California and nationwide are encouraged to call into two-hour program this Saturday beginning at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time.

The California Watershed Posse, a California Coordinated Resource Management and Planning Council, announces its breakout of their "Water For Fighting," a Proposed California Ballot Initiative meant to reset the economy of California much as Proposition 13 did in the 1970s.

Please visit www.waterforfighting.org or www.cwposse.org and click on the Water For Fighting tab to examine links and sign the virtual petition.