The Necessity of Government

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By David Kelley   
Tuesday, 12 April 2005 09:35

Political-economic theory in America is increasingly losing its compass. Sustainable Development activists promote policies of unlimited government intervention and many intellectuals promote the opposite side of the political spectrum – anarcho capitalism. This essay written in 1974 charts the course for a political-economic theory predicated on reason and logic – the necessity of limited government.

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The Real Price of Wilderness Designation

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By Chris Horgan   
Wednesday, 13 October 2004 03:28

Designated Wilderness is land where no mechanized use is allowed. It is severely restrictive.

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Despite Crumbling of Climate Change Consensus, ICLEI Marches On

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By Freedom Advocates   
Tuesday, 05 January 2010 10:13

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.

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Here's why we fight: Why you need to become Vocal Local

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By Vern Westgate   
Tuesday, 24 June 2008 01:57

When enough good people are educated and take action good things can happen. Here’s an excellent example:

Texans who are knowledgeable about their property rights and know they are founded in their unalienable rights took action. They actively opposed the Trans-Texas Corridor (TTC) road and rail system when they learned of this public/private partnership.

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After Decades of Abuse - The Challenge to Restore Property Rights in California

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By Ronald A. Zumbrun   
Thursday, 13 September 2007 12:31

Since 1993, California planning department officials have relied on the State's "Landgate" decision for providing them confidence that they and their employers are immune from claims of abuse. This article describes the history, the relevant law and the legal attack on the Landgate precedent. Michael Shaw, President of Freedom Advocates is a plaintiff in both cases described in that attack.

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