Feds to landowner: don't touch that trash [Obama admin grabs private property in NM]

WND ^ | Dec 12 2012 | Bob Unruh

[supremedoctrine]

#12-—brilliant and succinct assessment.

[Terry Mross]

He also wants control over all lands where people are getting prepared.

I still can only come up with one explanation as to why this “man” has all this power. It must be Biblical.

[Monorprise]

Up near Santa Fe, and the Rio Grand is far to the west of Santa fe near Los Alamos. There is water in the Rio Grand, with you and most people I agree this claim by our lawless master is preposterous. But I’m also surprised it got this far, Santa Fe is after all the most leftist city in the South west.

This couple must have some money aside for not only is Santa Fe very expensive, but a lawsuit against Washington is correspondingly expensive. I guess you could call it an exersize freedom tax, that few are able to pay.

[Red Boots]

It sounds crazy, but we’re headed closer to, not farther from, total federal control.

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It’s not crazy... If one knows anything about western water rights, and is a living, breathing entity who is paying any sort of attention, it is beyond that the feds have significantly broadened their “rights” over western waters in the past 30 years.

[TigersEye]

There is water in the Rio Grande in Albuquerque, TorC and even El Paso. I just meant that it's muddy brown water. Even up by Taos it's muddy although perhaps not always.

Los Alamos brings up a good point here though. After the big fire there (not to mention several other fires in the Jemez in recent years) there is going to be lots of muddy runoff. Far more than from cleaning up some trash on one small property.

Maybe they should hold an 'environmental cleanup day' and get all the Greenies to come out and pick up all the trash by hand!?! After only 3 or 4 of them show up they can say 'the Greenies of Fanta Se didn't care so we're going ahead with our plan.'