How to Advance Individual Liberty and Equal Justice in Your Backyard

What to Do About the Threat of Sustainable Development Summary: 8 helpful tips from Freedom 21 Santa Cruz [now Freedom Advocates] to improve the impact of your local efforts.

Full text:

• Know the Constitution. Become
  reacquainted with the principles of our
  representative republic. Commit to securing
  the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our
  posterity.
  
  
• Respect the dignity of human life by
  respecting the rights of others to the use
  and enjoyment of their property - even if
  such activity does not advance your
  personal interests.
  
  
• Understand and work to eliminate
  harmful indoctrination programs in the
  current government education system.
  Understand your educational alternatives.
  
  
• Advance freedom locally:
  
  • Hold elected representatives directly
    accountable to the American Constitutional
    system of government that is
    currently being undermined by a
    consensus process with predetermined
    outcomes.
    
  • Participate by investigating, researching,
    writing, and speaking out.
    
  • Support freedom advocacy groups and
    spread the spirit of liberty.
  • Do not let your local representatives take grant
    money or funding w/ strings attached.
    
  
  
• Support the repeal of the Endangered
  Species Act. (The present ESA is the
  primary tool used to eliminate citizen
  ownership and management of America's
  rural lands and natural resources.)
  
  
• Stop contributing to Non-
  Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
  that are working to undermine the
  Constitution or who are promoting a global
  political agenda that is contrary to the
  principles of liberty.
  
  
• Spread the word to your friends, family
  and associates about the existence and
  nature of Sustainable Development
  policies and programs that threaten private
  property and individual freedom.
  
  
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