more commonly known as:
the Consolidated Land, Energy and Aquatic Resources Act (CLEAR Act)
it contains a provision to enable the government to
acquire private land in America spending
$900 million a year for 30 years = grand total $27 billion over 3 decades.
This will add to the 30% of land (mostly in the west) the government already owns or manages.
a list of past expenses upon acquisition of private land:
2008: $100 million
2009: $150 million
2010: $300 million
the United Nations agenda 21 calls for 50% of America to be restored to Wildlands
EPA's analysis of human land use and its damage
Washington Times report
Taking Liberty
(how private property is being abolished)
In a nutshell:
they take our liberties, they take our rights, and now they take our land.
Where will they draw the line, and will there come a time when they've acquired so much
that we have nothing left to draw a line for?
the Consolidated Land, Energy and Aquatic Resources Act (CLEAR Act)
it contains a provision to enable the government to
acquire private land in America spending
$900 million a year for 30 years = grand total $27 billion over 3 decades.
This will add to the 30% of land (mostly in the west) the government already owns or manages.
a list of past expenses upon acquisition of private land:
2008: $100 million
2009: $150 million
2010: $300 million
the United Nations agenda 21 calls for 50% of America to be restored to Wildlands
EPA's analysis of human land use and its damage
Washington Times report
Taking Liberty
(how private property is being abolished)
In a nutshell:
they take our liberties, they take our rights, and now they take our land.
Where will they draw the line, and will there come a time when they've acquired so much
that we have nothing left to draw a line for?
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