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By Ronald A. Zumbrun
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Monday, 28 September 2009 13:58 |
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The federal court decision Yamagiwa, Trustee v. City of Half Moon Bay was a major victory for those believing that the protection of private property rights is a cornerstone of our constitutional freedom. If the City of Half Moon Bay had the foresight to recognize the
property rights at stake and the high financial exposure to the city, it could have
avoided this whole scenario and allowed the project to proceed.
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Read more... - The Cost of Wetlands...
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By Orlean Koehle
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Monday, 31 July 2006 16:00 |
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Property owners need to make a bold statement and a firm stand - no more encroachments on our rights and "taking" of our land - not 200 ft, not 100 ft, not 50 ft, not even one foot! |
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Read more... - Regulations on Strea...
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By Henry Lamb
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Friday, 02 June 2006 16:00 |
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Originally published in Eco-Logic Online in 1997:
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communities across America, "stakeholder" councils are being formed, or
have already been formed, to advance Agenda 21 to transform cities and
towns into "sustainable communities." The "consensus process" is used to
gain the appearance of public support for the principles of
sustainability, applied to a particular community. The process is
designed to take the public policy- making function away from elected
officials and place it in the hands of non-elected officials, while
giving the appearance of broad public input into the decision-making
process.
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Read more... - The Consensus Proces...
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By Administrator
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Thursday, 29 May 2003 16:00 |
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SUMMARY: Liberty Matters News Service (5/22/03) -- The Washington Post's in-depth investigation of questionable land deals made by the giant green Nature Conservancy has kicked up a lot of dust. Joe Stevens and David Ottaway gathered reams of material and conducted exhaustive interviews that revealed the Conservancy may have been playing fast and loose with IRS rules governing the activities of charitable organizations. |
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Read more... - Post's "Big Gre...
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By Doreen Hannes
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Friday, 28 August 2009 10:08 |
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Is there a problem in our food supply? Most people recognize that more issues exist now then in the past several decades. Food safety bills, like HR 2749, that have been put forward in Congress do not address the problems of real food safety in the least. Instead they create new revenue streams for more bureaucrats and further the economic collapse of rural America.
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Read more... - Food Safety Bills, L...
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