The House has passed a reauthorization of the 32 year old Endangered Species Act (ESA). The ESA has destroyed many lives and its record of success for species protection is dismal. Resources have been put out of reach of the marketplace, driving up the cost of living for all Americans. The federal government's reauthorization will create permanent damage to the American experience. Hear from Stewards of the Range's Margaret Byfield regarding the ongoing political maneuverings regarding Congressman Pombo's "reauthorization" bill. Also, hear reports from Julie Smithson (www.PropertyRightsResearch.org) and Katherine Lehman regarding the nature and effect of the Endangered Species Act on America.

www.stewardsoftherange.org www.propertyrightsresearch.org Ric Frost ESA word doc - Unspoken Issues of the Endangered Species Act

Michael Shaw and Roy Avila on the KSCO Santa Cruz airwaves.

In a continuing series on the effect of Auguste Comte's Philosophy of Positivism, researcher William Roberts examines how early twentieth century social scientists began transforming the purpose of language in order to engineer a new world order of compliant and controlled global citizens. Learn how paid facilitators of Sustainable Development "vision" plans use language games to subdue thought and public action.

Tools: Contact Freedom 21 Santa Cruz for William Roberts white papers on August Comte and Positivism

Can Government take your property and give it to another? Field reports from landowners in Michigan and South Dakota. The guests will describe the problem and inform how to expose and defeat this insidious aspect of the globalist takeover of America's rural lands and natural resources.

Daniel Beckett with Frank Denninger - 02/02/2005 The Florida Everglades Restoration Project might sound good, but it's not! People have lost their homes, farms, and livelihoods. Environmental organizations working in partnership with state and federal agents say they are "restoring" the Everglades to create the free flow of water (flooding) in name of "the public good." Southern Florida is part of an "Active Wildlands Project" meant to obliterate human presence in the area. That means the elimination of roads, utilities, homes, traditional recreation, and farms. Tonight we will hear from Florida resident turned advocate, Frank Denninger, who has been working tirelessly to turn the tide on this monster plan. Daniel Beckett will be your host.