Falmouth Citizen

As you may have gathered from the tremendous media attention given to the case and from the outpouring of amicus support for the Sacketts, many different organizations have recognized that Sackett v. EPA is one of the most important cases on the Supreme Court's docket this term. Read the rest of this entry »

The owner of a sprawling estate on Woodville Road that once belonged to Shaw's supermarket heiress Mary Alice Davis has asked the town to lower the property's $1.5 million assessment and $19,835 annual tax bill. This estate at 200 Woodville Road in Falmouth was previously owned by Shaw’s heiress Mary Alice Davis. A later owner donated it to the University of Maine Foundation, which in turn sold it to an investment company. Read the rest of this entry »

The Green Police

The “green police” is not a joke. See green police propaganda video here and Terrorize the Children video here (this one contains offensive violence).

For many years rural homeowners have been regulated out of existence in the name of the environment. This is happening across the country and globe. Here is a galvanizing video about people being driven off their land in Antelope Valley, CA.

And now…

www.INECE.org is based on the “precautionary” approach that renders people guilty requiring them to prove their innocence. The INECE website has loads of information for researchers but everyone should take a peak.

Are the green police in your state?

Here is an example in California from 2002:

State AB 2486 (Fred Keeley, Santa Cruz)–Environmental Prosecution–will enact the Environmental Enforcement and Training Act of 2002, and codify the Environmental Circuit Prosecutor Project (ECPP) as a joint project of Cal/EPA and the California District Attorney’s Association. This project will provide experienced prosecutors, particularly in rural areas, to assist local district attorneys in the prosecution of environmental crimes. The funds to implement this program will be derived from public and private contributions, and from the proceeds of any contributed State or federal court judgments. The funds would be deposited into the Environmental Enforcement and Training Account within the General Fund. (Chapter 1000) [emphasis added]

Summary of Keeley bill here. Legislation likely exists in your state too.

Some defenders of liberty have been successful in exposing ICLEI and terminating ICLEI contracts within their local governments but there is still much work to do. Agenda 21 policies also emanate at the local level from grant monies, private foundations and more. Your city does not have to be an ICLEI member to be affected by Agenda 21 ICLEI policies. Read the rest of this entry »

Imagine a legislated brotherhood of business where favored businesses get to go the front of the line for permits, licenses and opportunities merely because they agree to advance the principles of Sustainable Development and Agenda 21. Read the rest of this entry »

United Nations reformer, Maurice Strong, once wrote, "The forces that are shaping our future are global in scale and systemic in nature." [1] Recently a task force chaired by Mr. Strong revealed that the post-cold war period has "become nothing less than a global experiment in international development. Read the rest of this entry »

“The acquisition of Canada this year…will be a mere matter of marching…” – Thomas Jefferson1 The response was the same regardless of which state I called. No, there’s nothing about this story here. Are you sure it exists? While America appeared to have a news blackout in early 2005, flashed coast-to-coast across Canada was a report of monumental significance: a story that will impact every citizen of Mexico, the United States, and Canada. Read the rest of this entry »

"With more than 14 million Americans out of work and millions more underemployed, now is not the time to impose job-destroying delays in the coal permitting process. Roughly one-third of the world's coal lies beneath American soil. We need to harness this great natural resource so we can reduce our dependence on foreign sources of energy and create jobs here at home. The Administration's efforts to hamstring the coal industry at this critical point defies all logic." - Candidate for U.S. Congress Nathan Tabor (R-NC-13th Dist.) Read the rest of this entry »

Mr. Chairman, thank you for this brief opportunity to address the committee. I am Wayne LaPierre and for 20 years now, I have served as Executive Vice President of the National Rifle Association of America. Read the rest of this entry »

All through man’s history up until the forming of the government of the United States there had been only kings and dictators who held complete control over its people. When the United States won its independence from Britain our Founding Fathers established a government that the world had never seen before. There were shades of it in Greece and Rome, but never had there been a government where the people controlled who governed them. Read the rest of this entry »