Session
3 – The Big Picture – Reorganizing Society
Dr.
Michael Coffman reviewed the programs and projects being used to achieve the
goals of the Wildlands Project.
“IUCN
Treaties trump US laws.” “Nature
is God” concept has been forced into our colleges since the 1980s.
The
18-page outline of the Biological Diversity Treaty, Agenda 21, and the Wildlands
Project is available on the UN website. Also
available are the full documents of the three different agendas and if you read
it carefully, you’ll find the ‘smoking gun’ on page 993 where it says that
these three programs are “to protect and recover bio-regions” by
“eliminating two-thirds of the worlds population in the next 100 years.”
This is why we don’t need to preserve farmland.
Dr.
Coffman went on to describe several of the bio-regions listed in the Wildlands
Project agenda.
(Going after whole watersheds
using Atlantic salmon, and since 1992 using conservation easements to get
control of the land. Conservation
easements are not easements at all. They
are a conveyance of rights. A whole
bundle of rights that used to belong to the property owner now belong to the
easement owner. This is stripping
the land from the landowner for a cheaper price then the actual value of the
land.)
Within
the next 100 years, they will continue to do this all over the
Henry
Lamb reviewed the programs and projects that are being used to achieve the goals
of Agenda 21, which proposes “sustainable
communities” as the alternative to people living where they choose.
Democracy
versus a republic. The
“Every
state in this
“Smart
growth and comprehensive planning strips elected officials of their power to
protect private property rights.”
Our
Federal Government has supported and pushed Agenda 21 ever since the presidency
of George Herbert Walker Bush.
How
does sustainable development get started in a community?
Visionary
Councils (call them whatever) in small to large communities start meeting six
months to a year before the rest of the community even knows about it.
Members of these councils are pre-screened to agree to the agenda
consensus. They start meeting to
reach an agreement that was pre-ordained and dictated by Agenda 21.
This includes Comprehensive Land Use Plans.
“An
environmental idiot is one who worships the creation and not the Creator.”
“The Bible doesn’t give government wisdom.”
Where
will we live? In low-rise,
high-density housing developments. Housing
will be located above shops so owners don’t have to travel to work.
“Only government servants will be able to travel freely and own/operate
private vehicles.” The rest of us
will be confined in our small sustainable neighborhoods relying totally on the
food produced in our near by the “buffer zones.”
There
will be 47 different Bio-reserves for all non-human life who will have more
freedoms then humans.
“As
bad as it is, people are starting to wake up and realizing what sustainable
development and smart growth really is.” We
know the problem, now we “have to have a good defense and a good offense
too.”
IDEA:
To disrupt a meeting, as one man did; he took a trailerload of first-year
heifers and another trailerload of their calves and hauled them to the
meeting place. He parked one trailer
on one side of the building and the other trailer on the other.
The noise from the two trailers was so loud that the meeting adjourned
not long after. “Use your
imagination!!”
“If
you are honoring the principal of private property rights as dictated by the
Constitution, sustainable development, and smart growth will not happen in our
local communities. Recommended book
to read: “Facts not Fear”.
“One-world
mentality has been taught in our schools since the 1950s.”
Session
4 – The Impacts of Societal Transformation
G.B.
Oliver, III is the Executive Director of the Paragon Foundation who in very
short order discussed how the ranching industry is affected by domestic and
international policies. Spent
approximately three minutes at the podium. This
man is not a great talker; he’s a great doer!
“Wars
are lost in the mind, long before the battle.”
“This battle is 20% physical and 80% mental.”
Larry
Pratt, the Executive Director of Gun Owners of America discussed disarming
Americans, which is one of the major goals of the sustainable development
movement for years.
“Unless
we are armed, we will be slaves.”
“Bureaucrats
think they are Gods. The work they
do is so important to them that they can’t take the time to leave
“Crime
rates go down when communities follow the Constitution and allow citizens to
carry concealed weapons.” Criminals
don’t follow the rules and laws, that’s why they’re criminals.
“I
love animals. They’re
delicious!”
“Shut
up and listen to us or we’ll shoot you – the attitude of most Feds
and Bureaucrats.”
“[The]
private sector can protect land and animals better than agencies and
bureaucrats.”
“[There
will be] no progress using sweet reason.”
Be troublesome, let them lose their tempers – you keep your cool.
Federal
Border Patrol is not working. Local
militias are, especially in
In
a Collier County, Florida EIS, is a section on non-gun use.
What is gun control doing in an EIS?
Wayne Hage
shared his years of experience battling for his property rights through the
courts.
Where
does the Hage Case stand today?
There
has been a full-force attack against
ranchers west of the 100th meridian since 1872.
In both of the Hage trials, the courts have found that Hage has property
rights in “fee lands” not public lands.
His property has been traced back to an 1866 Act with
2. “By taking away the use of property, the physical land, water, etc., is still there. You’ve just lost the options to use it. That is a real property right.” Land has no more value, no economic return for your land, no profit, zero value, no net return – this is what they’ve taken.
3. If
you file a lawsuit in
State Courts
handle property claims. Make sure
you file your lawsuit in the right court with the correct jurisdiction.
Some cases have to go all the way to the Federal Court of Claims, then to
the Supreme Court.
Property law
and Common law are the same.
Rules and
Regulations belong in
George Worden is the Gerry Spence of property lawyers and he
discussed
the true rule of law and pleadings.
There
are several traps to watch out for if you are ever arrested.
The
judge will ask you how you plead, guilty or not guilty.
It is not his job to explain to you that you actually have 7 different
options in pleading. Your first huge
job after being arrested is to hire the right attorney.
There
are several rules you must remember:
Number
one: SHUT UP!
Don’t even admit your name. Don’t
say anything; don’t even admit who you are.
Number
two: In order to break any law, you
have to have acted with intent or broken a contract.
Number
three: Get a good lawyer who wants
to win! The minute you win, the
money stops. Some lawyers
intentionally lose cases so the money won’t stop – especially if you have
deep pockets. “Don’t worry,
we’ll appeal” keeps the money flowing from your pocket to his.
Most cases can be won at the preliminary hearing.
Number
Four: How to answer a complaint,
breech of contract – civil or criminal? Plead
or demur, saying, “Yes I did it, so
what.”
Helen
Chenoweth-Hage continued the discussion on the Hage case.
“Why
do we need government permission for anything?”
The Hage case was first filed in 1991. The first court decision was
handed down in 1996; the second decision in 1999, and the best decision came in
2002 – the ruling that Hage had title to “fee” lands.
“A
findable fact is more important then a verdict.”
“A vested right is property which the law protects.”
Session
6 – Congressman Ron Paul
Congressman
Ron Paul, Champion of all who cherish the
I
was unable to attend this session; Tim Findley of Range Magazine was
interviewing me. I understand it was
a wonderful session and I’ll have to wait to see the video of his
presentation.
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learn more about Freedom 21:
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Hall
The
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