My
Testimony regarding Oregon Senate Bill 76 (be
certain that copies are available to distribute
to all at the hearing)
February 3, 2009
BCCed to: Let your imagination
run wild!
To the five members of the Oregon
State Senate Committee on Environment and
Natural Resources and everyone in attendance at
today's hearing -- and to every PacifiCorp
ratepayer and redblooded American property owner
that stand to lose it all by such actions that
masquerade as "legislation" and "law" -- I tell
you this, as bluntly as possible:
Do this to others only if you
have sold your soul to the devil, because God
knows that no one following God's guidance would
do such a thing.
Participate in the demise of
Oregon's -- and America's -- property rights,
i.e., freedom, only if you have decided that the
property rights and freedom of others mean
diddly squat.
Spit in the face of experience,
facts, sound science and responsible utilization
of natural resources only if you are possessed
of something working on you that will eventually
leave you looking like a hollowed-out pumpkin in
late October.
Sit there in this hearing with
your minds made up to scour the face of Oregon,
America and the earth until there is property
rights, i.e., freedom, left (for anyone but
yourselves) only if you have considered the
ramifications awaiting you at a later date.
I do not live in Oregon, but in
rural Ohio. We have such things going on here,
too, as Governor Strickland bellies up to those
in D.C. and whines that Ohio must have billion$
of that "stimulus" in order to survive. I tell
you and the current Oregon Governor that such
actions -- the theft of people's freedom and
property rights -- are nothing but theft.
Have you the unmitigated gall to
steal these things from others, knowing that you
would never allow others to take your freedom,
your property rights?
If you would do these things to
others, you should have no right to live in the
beautiful and majestic state of Oregon or
anywhere else in America, for you would forsake
the very reasons America was founded. Read "The
Man Without A Country" -- published in 1863 By
Edward Everett Hale -- and consider, if you do
this, that you should spend the rest of your
life "living" in just the way Philip Nolan
lived.
Oregon Senate Bill 76 is an
unconstitutional abomination. It must be sent
immediately to the shredder, along with anything
in existence that purports to remove clean,
renewable energy and a genuine quality of life
from those that live in the region made healthy
and independent by the Klamath River Dams:
All of them.
I expect you to enter into the
official, formal record every word of my
testimony, changing nothing. Do not add or omit
anything.
Miss Julie Kay Smithson, property
rights researcher
213 Thorn Locust Lane
London, Ohio 43140