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The CLEAR Act of Another Federal Land Grab
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07-23-2010, 02:48 PM
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The CLEAR Act of Another Federal Land Grab
The CLEAR Act of Another Federal Land Grab
By Cassandra Anderson July 21, 2010 U.S. Representative Louie Gohmert (R-TX) addressed Congress on July 15th to report the Natural Resources Committee's passage of HR 3534, the Consolidated Land, Energy and Aquatic Resources Act (CLEAR Act) of 2009. Congressman Gohmert said that the bill was to "deal with the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico" but it contains plans for the federal government to acquire land and was introduced in 2009. mapowns_the_west ![]() The CLEAR Act is ambiguous so if the bill is passed, federal agencies will determine how it is implemented and how the land will be used.(1) Congressman Gohmert pointed out that a portion of the CLEAR Act contains a provision for the federal government to spend $900 million a year to purchase private land over the next 30 years, for a grand total of $27 billion dollars over 3 decades. Gohmert noted that the federal government already owns or manages about 30% of the land in America, most of it in the western states. He said that the federal government has failed to maintain the federal and national parks that it already controls and is $3.7 billion behind in basic maintenance costs, according to one report. When land is federalized, it is taken off of the tax payroll. He went on to say that when the federal government acquires land, it makes promises to generate revenue but then fails to utilize the resources; an example is timber, as logging is prohibited in most federal lands. Mr. Gohmert then showed a graph of how much money the federal government has spent to acquire more land over the last few years: 2008 $100 million 2009 $150 million 2010 $300 million Gohmert was incredulous that the federal government intends to raise its purchasing allocations to $900 million a year for the next 30 years and questioned "how in the world does that make sense"? It makes perfect sense when the objectives of the UN's Agenda 21 are understood, as Agenda 21 is the overarching blueprint for depopulation and total control from the international level all the way down to the individual level, using the environment as the excuse. Most people are unaware that one of Agenda 21 Sustainable Development's goals is to make 50% of America into 'Wildlands' that are off-limits to humans and to herd people into 'Smart Growth' cities. Almost all wealth is derived from land and its resources. The more land the federal government owns, the more control they have. Less than 6% of America is considered developed (with roads and buildings) but the federal government is devoted to reducing these developed areas.(2) The federal government has expanded its expense account to purchase more private land following the burst of the housing and real estate bubble that they created, and at a time when property is cheap. When Bill Clinton was in the White House he authorized a study called the Gap Analysis which identified all privately owned land in America and this is the target for takeover by the federal government and UN Biosphere Reserves, per Dr. Michael Coffman. The Constitution provides for the federal government to exercise authority over ten square miles in Washington, D.C. and places for needful buildings like forts, arsenals and dock yards. Nowhere does the Constitution give the federal government authority to regulate conservationism, forestry and wildlife. Watch this short video introduction about the Wildlands Project by Dr. Michael Coffman: Wayne Hage, author of "Storm Over Rangelands, Private Rights in Federal Lands" meticulously documented how the eastern financiers (bankers, railroad magnates and wealthy cattle ranchers), over 100 years ago, used federal lands in the western states to control resources that include minerals, timber and hydroelectric sites. In modern times, oil may also be included. There is an abundance of natural resources in the western states, but the resources are locked up, through conservation measures to prevent prosperity. And to prevent energy independence. Congressman Gohmert said that the Obama Administration doesn't like to lease land for drilling and gave an example of Ken Salazar, Secretary of the Department of Interior, rejecting bids and returning checks to oil companies for drilling in Utah, Wyoming and Colorado, which could have prevented the need for deep water drilling. He also said that uranium mining is off-limits in America and that 90% of uranium used in nuclear energy plants is imported. Gohmert mentioned that Obama is advocating Spain's 'green' energy model for wind and solar development that has proven to be an economic disaster.(3) The CLEAR Act's funding for private property purchase by the federal government is just one part of the machinery that is overtaking America's private land. An example of another federal land grab method was in the news just a few months ago when Senator Jim DeMint exposed Obama's plan to takeover 10 million acres of land in the west.(4) Because the western states' federal lands are already heavily regulated and there are existing plans for federalizing more land through 'conservationism', it is likely that the federal government intends to purchase private land that is resource rich (especially with oil, gas and water) in the midwestern and eastern states. Dr. Michael Coffman's thorough analysis, "Taking Liberty", is a must-see for anyone who owns property, especially the region-by-region section that explains how the federal government plans to take land in each area of the U.S. in order to control the resources and transform the property into Wildlands.(5) Dr. Michael Coffman's website is http://www.epi-us.com. For more analyses on Agenda 21, visit Cassandra Anderson's website at http://www.MorphCity.com. 1. http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/realityzo...Trust.html 2. http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/realityzo...ercnt.html 3. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=n...PHwqAs7BS0 4. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010...land-grab/ 5. http://www.takingliberty.us/TLHome.html |
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07-24-2010, 11:20 PM
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RE: The CLEAR Act of Another Federal Land Grab
The Agenda 21 Land grab is about the most important theft that is taking place. It confiscates the means of production and concentrates them in the eventual world corporation or government once all is consolidated. Personal property, and thus liberties, will no longer be part of the vocabulary if this is allowed to continue.
Various Agenda 21 mentions on the Forum: Quote:The same Sierra Club web page notes that the POP treaty grew out of several earlier agreements spawned at the 1992 UN Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, particularly the UNs eco-manifesto for total regimentation of the entire planet, known as Agenda 21. The secretary-general of the Earth Summit was Maurice Strong, who said, prior to that event, that the global agenda in Rio would be guided by a report of the Trilateral Commission entitled Beyond Interdependence: The Meshing of the Worlds Economy and the Earths Ecology. "I have been privileged to work closely with the principal author, Jim MacNeill, for over two decades," Strong wrote in the introduction to that report, noting that MacNeill "is now advising me on the road to Rio" concerning "decisions that will literally determine the fate of the earth." Writing the foreword to that same study was none other than David Rockefeller, longtime chairman and guiding light of both the CFR and Trilateral Commission.~plasticfan http://concen.org/forum/showthread.php?t...#pid146389 Quote:Speaking of "Utopias", you keep harping on about Earthsave, anyone would think....~Tblacksheep http://concen.org/forum/showthread.php?t...3#pid72753 Quote:http://nord.twu.net/acl/agenda21.html~yeti http://concen.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=9354 Quote:This sense of responsibility can only emerge from the acceptance of the oneness of humanity and will only be sustained by a unifying vision of a peaceful, prosperous world society. Without such a global ethic, people will be unable to become active, constructive participants in the worldwide process of sustainable development. While Agenda 21 provides an indispensable framework of scientific knowledge and technical know-how for the implementation of sustainable development, it does not inspire personal commitment to a global ethic. This is not to say that ethics and values were ignored during the UNCED process. The call for unifying values was heard throughout, from heads of state to UN officials to representatives of non-governmental organizations and individual citizens. In particular, the concepts of 'our common humanity,' 'world citizenship' and 'unity in diversity' were invoked to serve as the ethical undergirding for Agenda 21 and the Rio Declaration.~Plasticfan http://concen.org/forum/showthread.php?t...#pid160004 Quote:After doing a little research on Intel’s website and its affiliation with the EPA and the United Nations, the implications are clear: Intel is preoccupied with the global warming hoax and intends to institute Agenda 21 Sustainable Development by indoctrinating children through education.~FastTadpole http://concen.org/forum/showthread.php?t...#pid181657 "Greenpeace and Agenda 21." ~hilly "Agenda 21 and the eco social market economy otherwise known as the NWO" ~nik "fcuk agenda 21 and those UN feggets. jk jk alan watt talks about agenda 21 and how they want to move everyone into "habitat areas"" ~ imsoaznwashed Quote:I've now discovered my (Florida's) local Agenda 21 pushing creeps and they are known as the Century Commission: For a Sustainable Florida. If you don't know what Agenda 21 is, there's more info here http://www.crossroad.to/text/articles/la21_198.html. But in brief, it is about private property land grabs, the elimination of middle class, and more and more government or extra-governmental (ie: private sector) regulation and control in your life. It's a plan designed by the UN and is often evident with such terms as "sustainable development", "community building", etc.~ozlo http://concen.org/forum/showthread.php?t...1#pid19271 (12-31-2006 04:14 PM)Reboot Wrote: Quotes About The Hidden Government~Reboot http://concen.org/forum/showthread.php?t...0#pid36760 These files need to be upped to the tracker. Hunt (no pun intended) them down then up 'em to the site seed em up on demonoid, isohunt and other trackers too. Try to bump the dead ones too while you're all at it. - and Yes, I'm talkin' to all y'all readin' this. Tracker: Quote:What's The Government Plotting, Agenda 21 Bluebeam Or Worse?~deleted3 http://concen.org/tracker/torrents-details.php?id=3211 Quote:Helen Chenoweth - America in Crisis (1993)~FastTadpole http://concen.org/tracker/torrents-details.php?id=17754 More tracker goodies available here various levels of seeding, request a reseed for the dead torrents: http://concen.org/tracker/torrents-searc...d=1&lang=0 There are no others, there is only us. http://FastTadpole.com/ |
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07-25-2010, 01:09 AM
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RE: The CLEAR Act of Another Federal Land Grab
Great site for you Americans out there that want to learn more about and join an actionable group to challenge Agenda 21, Biodiversity and Sustainable Development.
Quote:Freedom Advocateshttp://www.freedomadvocates.org/about_us/ I'm in the process of acquiring, converting and together a lot of their material for tracker bt dispersal. Do you folks think this would wok better as a large package of ~12 hours of video or as smaller uploads in piecemeal? There are no others, there is only us. http://FastTadpole.com/ |
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07-25-2010, 02:07 AM
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RE: The CLEAR Act of Another Federal Land Grab
That is an excellent job of compiling all this information.
I'm wondering on the torrent size if all 12 hours would be so large that many people would not download it. If divided, perhaps the best parts first with some kind of promo that would make them desire to see the next or rest, whichever the case would be. Some of the videos not only on P2 sites but also on Facebook and others. I've started that now, just a little at a time so as not to scare people off or them think I'm nuts. People who have sat back idly by without a clue, if presented for the first time all this info would probably dismiss it. I have found that something that effects them seems to be listened to and slowly bring the rest of it to them. Kind of like a glass of water, one can drink it safely or drown in it. |
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07-25-2010, 05:19 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-25-2010 05:21 AM by h3rm35.)
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RE: The CLEAR Act of Another Federal Land Grab
"He went on to say that when the federal government acquires land, it makes promises to generate revenue but then fails to utilize the resources; an example is timber, as logging is prohibited in most federal lands."
First of all, that may be true of national parks, but national forests and national wildlife refuges are gutted by clear-cutting all the time, and they're both open to mining. BLM lands are open to both as well, but the Gvt. cedes control to claim-holders on them when a resource is found. In the case of logging, the national forests have been running in the red for decades, because the appointed bureaucrats that oversee them give out logging contracts for far less than they're worth as favors to timber companies that line the pockets of (typically,) Republican politicians that appoint the bureaucrats. The only national forest that currently generates a profit is the Allegheny, and that's because of a preponderance of Black Cherry. That's all changing though, because the USDA has allowed the introduction of genetically modified monocultures in every national forest that can sustain them over the last 2 decades. The only reason he's trying to push this shit through now is that most of these "tree farms" that were once diverse living systems are almost to maturity, and the Gvt. is about to start reaping the benefits. Also, I can guarantee you that there's no way that this Gohmert asshat is in any way against agenda 21... he's just trying to open public resources so that he can sell of their resources for campaign contributions. Not all of the environmental protections in this country were created to further a globalist agenda, and corporations and their flunkies in gvt. are preying on our insecurities about globalism and big gvt. in order to relax standing decent legislation that allow wildlands to stay wild. The only places that are strictly banned from logging and road building for both mining and logging on national forests are designated "Wilderness Areas" and they are a tiny proportion of the total area.
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07-25-2010, 05:47 AM
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RE: The CLEAR Act of Another Federal Land Grab
I've got a friend that owns a logging business here and I bet he would laugh if you said that. From what he says, he logs where he can afford to...ie: anywhere. No clean cuts usually but he gets the larger on under the pretense of "they may cause forest fires or fall". I've know the man over 21 years.
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07-25-2010, 07:05 AM
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RE: The CLEAR Act of Another Federal Land Grab
(07-25-2010 05:47 AM)hilly7 Wrote: I've got a friend that owns a logging business here and I bet he would laugh if you said that. From what he says, he logs where he can afford to...ie: anywhere. No clean cuts usually but he gets the larger on under the pretense of "they may cause forest fires or fall". I've know the man over 21 years.He doesn't run Wayerhauser or any of the other multinational wood product corporations that get handouts from politicians, does he? Does he have the money to genetically engineer trees, right? anyone who can't hand out payola to politician's campaigns don't really fit into the equations like multi-national corporations. I've got no qualms about smaller logging groups, but then again, I doubt smaller operations would mind becoming larger, or even massive and faceless. They'd love a federal timber buy as much as any of the multi-nationals. It's a matter of perspective.
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07-26-2010, 06:25 AM
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Unless you see his vehicles, equipment, or house you would think he is an average Joe. He is heavily into politics. The dude makes a killing.
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