A Tool Chest to Transform North Dakota

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By Michael Shaw   
Monday, 27 June 2005 16:00

An axiom of political theory holds that the riches of all the people can be gathered up by simply blurring the boundaries of the people and by raiding the public treasury. Today, the public policy strategy designed to implement this goal is called Sustainable Development. Sustainable Development has become well established in communities from Santa Cruz to Bismarck and states including California and North Dakota.

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The Truth About Conservation Easements: How They Take Away Your Rights

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By Dan Byfield   
Sunday, 26 June 2005 17:00

Smooth salesmen and lawyers representing land trusts, environmental organizations and government agencies are swooping down upon America’s beleaguered and highly regulated rural landowners. With a smile, some cash and a contract, America's landowners are rapidly losing private control of natural resources. 

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The Green Matrix, Weird Science - Think Global

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By Diane Alden   
Sunday, 26 June 2005 16:00

The green matrix is the network of connections in a worldwide political and economic agenda involving science in service to that agenda. It includes dabs of Eastern mysticism, Hegel and Marx and venture capitalism, as well as various world elite playing masters of the universe.

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Vision 2025: Sustainable Development Comes to Greenville

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By Dr. Steven Yates   
Monday, 18 April 2005 16:00

"Vision" programs are everywhere. What are they and where did they come from? In short, a "vision plan" is a Sustainable Development program designed to transform a system of private property into collective land management and centralized government. Don't be fooled by the smiles and cookies at your communities visioning sessions! Dr. Steven Yates reports from South Carolina.

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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 30 year old essay charts the course for a political-economic theory predicated on reason and logic – the necessity of limited government.

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