On February 10, 2010 USDA announced that it will revise the National Animal
Identification System (NAIS) policy and offer a new approach to achieving animal
disease traceability. USDA concedes in their fact sheet that they were forced to once again alter
their animal identification proposal due to the opposition of the American
public.
However, this is not the first time USDA has revised their wording and
reshuffled the deck to get the public to register their premises and their
animals with them.
Contrary to what you are being told the National Animal Identification
System (NAIS) is not dead; just renamed, reworded and still very much alive.
This was the message brought to the Ozarks Property Rights Congress (OPRC)
meeting in Gainesville, Missouri on Thursday, February 11, 2010 by Bob Parker
who said he hated to bring that news.
The fraud of man-made climate change was exposed from emails at the
University of East Anglica. Global average temperatures have not warmed for
over a decade. The United Nations Climate Accords in Copenhagen (Cop15)
failed to result in worldwide agreements, yet the beat goes on. Climate
change policies will continue to operate covertly at the local level to
develop socially engineered and controlled communities. Many local officials are committing acts of treason. Local people like you have the power to stop them.
Senator Jon Tester of Montana introduced S. 1470 in July, known as the
“Forest Jobs and Recreation Act of 2009.” Regretfully the first two
words of the title of the Bill, “Destruction of”, were left off. We must keep in mind that Tester’s Forest Jobs and Recreation Act of
2009 is not about jobs or recreation; it is about removing Montanans
from Montana. Then the globalists can get on with the business
of bringing to fruition the Wilderness Plan.
America is in the final stages of the political economic changes
necessary to secure the age old thrust for a central global dominion. The transformation we are experiencing is designed to negate the political recognition of your right to life,
liberty and the use and enjoyment of private property. We did not get into this mess overnight and it won’t be easy to get
out. But get out we must.
