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Will
transitional towns lead to the Wildlands Project?
By Nita Still, Montague
Guest Opinion
Pioneer Press
Fort Jones, CA
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
page 15, col 1
Well, the GAG's (Green
Advocacy Group's) or the NGO's
(Non-Governmental Organization's) are at it
again. In California, they began by
establishing Willits as the first
Transitional Town and Mt. Shasta as the 18th
Transitional Town. Santa Cruz is around
numbers 23. (Check out "Shasta Commons").
This means they want to make Transitional
Towns in all cities of all states and the
world to use no oil and be concerned about
the climate change we are supposed to be
causing.
Now these NGO's have come up
with another scheme by the help of a Mt.
Shasta City Attorney. It is called, "Mt.
Shasta Community Water Rights and
Self-Government Ordinance." It is an
ordinance to supposedly protect the rights
of humans and especially all wildlife,
flora, fauna and ecosystems. There is a lot
of suing allowed, especially "if a resident
becomes toxic," from one of the
corporations: "if they put toxic material
within the body of any resident of Mt.
Shasta or within any natural community
within the city, it is a reason for the
violation of the prohibitions of this
ordinance." "This ordinance will establish
water rights for residents, "natural
communities" (wildlife, flora, fauna) and
ecosystems (wetlands, streams, rivers) and
ABOLISH private property rights that
conflict with this ordinance." This is the
First Plank of the Communist Manifesto.
Remember the Head Waters of the Sacramento
is located in the Mt. Shasta Park and the
"ordinance does not want to share any water
with any other city."
These cities must be Sustainable, especially
for any ecosystem, all wildlife, fauna and
flora. It is a means to establish Local
Agenda 21, which will end up as Agenda 21,
or the Wildlands Project or the Biodiversity
Treaty, created in 1992 at the United
Nations, Rio De Janeiro Convention.
Corporations will not have the rights as
persons. This ordinance calls us, residents.
We are Constitutionally, PEOPLE.
They also say: "The ordinance would allow
"natural communities and the ecosystem" to
be a "person" for the enforcement of the
ordinance." They are using the same tactics
which they used with the salmon, an owl, a
tiny bird; to our Klamath River, cutting
logging in half, closing roads, removing
water from farming, ranching, removing
patented water rights, our dams and on and
on. They are using the ESA (Endangered
Species Act, the EPA or Environmental
Protection Agency) and Saul Alinsky's 13
"Rules for Radicals," to get any and
everything they want. Rule number five is
ridicule and denial. What they want is our
water, land and even our lives because they
say there are too many people on this planet
for all the animals to live properly. (Check
out the "Rewilding Project.") After all,
animals are much more important than humans
and they must save them for posterity.
We have an existing, crappy Democracy, where
a few people bloviate their demands to the
many what to do. When you read the ordinance
you will know what I mean. Just look at what
our government is doing to our Freedoms, all
using the same tactics. They all are also
creating a National Monument in Siskiyou
without our permission.
This ordinance which will quickly transform
the town into being a model for Local Agenda
21. It can also be called, "Green
Communism." They want the demise of our
welfare! They want to make it impossible for
business, growth, even posterity, because
all the land will be wilderness and none are
allowed in wilderness. They will then herd
us down the highways to large cities or
camps where there is smart growth, living on
top of each other in little houses. Then
they will be exceedingly glad.
(Permission to post from
the publisher.)
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