Month: October 2008

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Sustainable Development

How Global Governance Emerged

October 29, 2008 Henry Lamb Comments Off on How Global Governance Emerged

By Henry Lamb, 10/26/2008 – October 24 was U.N. day, celebrated by many as the birthday of the United Nations. In its 63 years of operation, it has spent untold billions of dollars in its quest to create global governance. Its goal is almost in its grasp. European leaders are pushing for a summit meeting with President Bush to create a new global “central bank,” with the authority to control global monetary policy in much the same way U.S. monetary policy is controlled by the Federal Reserve.

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Wildlands Network

U.S. Set to Take Coloradans Land Without Compensation

October 28, 2008 Fred Kelly Grant Comments Off on U.S. Set to Take Coloradans Land Without Compensation

By Fred Kelly Grant, 10/28/2008 – At this very hour, Colorado landowners are fighting to prevent the United States federal government from taking their land. Ignored by the mass media, hundreds of farmers and ranchers in southeastern Colorado are facing loss of their property at the hands of the IRS. They are victims of “conservation easements” promoted by federal and state governments, land trust companies, and conservation groups.

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Sustainable Development

Liberty or Sustainable Development?

October 27, 2008 Michael Shaw Comments Off on Liberty or Sustainable Development?

Reinvention of Government – Part 1


I want you to know that the hard effort made by my fellow Local Santa Cruz Agenda 21 collaborators was noticed by important people in important places. Here is a letter on U.S. Congressional letterhead from my local Congressman Sam Farr. Sam Farr is Leon Panetta’s successor representing a district on the central coast of California. The letter was written to the Local Agenda 21 Committee.

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Liberty - Legitimate Government

A Setting Sun?

October 2, 2008 Marilyn Taylor Comments Off on A Setting Sun?

By Marilyn Taylor, 10/2/2008 – Finally—after the long, hot summer without communiqué, the tension broke as the delegates emerged to publicize the fruition of their exhausting deliberation.  
A lady approached one of the delegates.  “What kind of a country have you given us, Mr. Franklin?” she asked.
In response, Benjamin Franklin replied, “A republic, madame, if you can keep it.”
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