Arizona State Senator Karen Johnson discusses the Arizona-Mexico Pact - A Pact that Violates the U.S. Constitution

Karen Johnson has been an Arizona State legislator for 12 years. In this interview she describes the Arizona-Sonora (Mexico) compact. This transnational arrangement involving a state is prohibited by the U.S. Constitution. Regional governance is the rather apparent force behind this trade, policing and social exchange compact. Senator Johnson describes the effort to bring this shenanigan to the people's and the court's attention.

Air Date: August 30, 2008 - KSCO Perspectives

5/2/09 - Host Daniel Beckett interviews David Smith and Jeannie Soderman to assess their opinions of the CA Forward meeting and intentions regarding higher taxes.

Air Date:  May 2, 2009 - KSCO Perspectives

10/8/09 - Michael Shaw discusses California's move to regionalize government, create sustainable communities, deter private transportation, and abolish private property through SB 375 and AB 32.
Click here to view the final recommendations for implementation of SB 375.

Air Date:  October 8, 2009 - Radio Liberty

California, You're Terminated!  Michael Shaw discusses SB 375 and AB 32 on Radio Liberty

Coordinating Chair of www.LimitEminentDomain.org, Loraine Wallace, will discuss the California petition drive to amend the California Constitution to prevent Kelo style property takings. Listen in and discover one step that you can take that can result in one giant step toward restoring freedom. Control Eminent Domain Abuse - stop the Smart Growth Public Private Partnerships!

Michael Shaw and Roy Avila will relate current F21SC events and issues at start of show.

Tools:

www.LimitEminentDomain.org

Government's ability to take your property and give it to a government "partner" is at the center of the Sustainable Development's new world economic system. Institute for Justice presses the Kelo case in the Supreme Court seeking to restore the "public use" requirement of the Fifth Amendment. This may be the most important case decision in the last 150 years. Featuring guest Scott Bullock, Attorney with the Institute for Justice.