Freedom Advocates

Jeannie Soderman explains how the World Bank Water Policy ties in with the Local Integrated Water Plan. Next, hear from Logan Darrow Clements of FreestarMedia.com, the man behind the Lost Liberty Hotel project. Logan is using the flawed logic of the Supreme Court in the Kelo vs. New London decision on those Justices who voted for it, starting with David Souter of New Hampshire.

What is going on in Washington State as water policy, land-use policy and statewide growth management laws are being used to bind the citizens under a Sustainable Tyranny. This discussion will includes a report from County Commissioner Steve Hammond on the recent King County land grab, best-known as the "65-10" rule (King County includes the City of Seattle). This file is mixed at a lower quality to make it a reasonable size to download. If you want to purchase a high-quality recording on CD or cassette, please visit our online store (../../Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=SFNT&Store_Code=F21book).

Former dept of the Interior official, Jim Beers reports on how the Endangered Species Act is being used to grow federal power and subvert state authority at the expense of federalism and private property. Learn how State University's Natural Resource departments have been transformed into agents of the Sustainable New World Order propaganda. Hear about what this transformation will mean for you, your children and freedom in America.

The World Bank, International Monetary Fund and the Bank of International Settlements, forcibly integrate minor countries of the world into British American capitalism. The cost and financial risk of this integration is substantially borne by the taxpayers of the United States. The immediate beneficiaries are global banking institutions. The moral hazards of such arrangements have lead to widespread waste and corruption. Patrick Wood returns to discuss the financing of political globalism.

Understanding Sustainable Development Roy Avila interviews Michael Shaw regarding transportation, housing, forest and water issues. Shaw uses Santa Cruz, CA as an example of how Sustainable Development policy invades local communities. He cites Santa Cruz as a model being repeated in every county in America. Air Date: February 16, 2008 - KSCO Perspectives

Mr. Paul Dickey explains how Sustainable Developers use candy-coated words such as "Smart Growth" and "Visioning process" to swindle the American People.