Transforming America: Henry Lamb on environmental extremists trashing property rights

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Friday, July 5, 2002 | Henry Lamb

[JohnHuang2]

Friday, July 5, 2002

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[Libertarianize the GOP]

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[madfly]

Henry Lamb ping

[E.G.C.]

BTTT!!!!

[Budge]

Reading this, I thought of Galveston, Texas and the storm of 1900 and what the people of galveston did to prevent a repeat of that disaster.

They built a huge sewall to protect the island from future storms. They raised the island as much as 20 feet, including buildings and homes.

Had that storm waited until the environmental nazis had firmly entrenched themselves, Galveston would be nothing but a salt grass swamp.

Check here.

[Red Jones]

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[EternalVigilance]

BUMP back to the top...every American should know what the Enviro-whacks have in store for all of us if they are allowed to gain their objectives:

For all of America:

"... at least half of the land area of the 48 conterminous states should be encompassed in core [wilderness] reserves and inner corridor zones … assuming that most of the other 50 percent is managed intelligently as buffer zones."

For Florida:

The current map showed only 10 percent of the state in public ownership; the third map, illustrating the state when The Wildlands Project is fully implement, displayed 90 percent in public ownership, with the remaining 10 percent of private land in the major urban centers.

The only question remaining is this: Are we or are we not going to stop them??

[EternalVigilance]

Henry Lamb BUMP!!

[floriduh voter]

I was pinged by somebody but FV recommends that EVERYONE BOOKMARK this thread for future reference. Sounds like they have detailed, incremental plans. My state's at the top of their "to do" list. (I'd like to know what's been left out.) Hypothetically, who would they be turning over the land to? Anyone?

[floriduh voter]

By the way, Janet Reno made a 4th of July speech wherein she stated "We must protect the government." Does anyone doubt how scary this woman is?

[EternalVigilance]

Does anyone doubt how scary this woman is?

Certainly not me.

I'm depending on you and your fellow Floridians to end her 'career' on November 5th.

[floriduh voter]

FYI: I emailed Governor Bush's campaign staffer this morning to forward this url to their environmental staffer. They're very receptive AND responsive up there in Tally.

Once the holiday weekend is over, I'm hopeful that they'll read the world net daily article and possibly our comments here.

[EternalVigilance]

Bless your heart. Thank you!

[EternalVigilance]

This is one of those threads we need to keep remembering to bump back to the top...

[floriduh voter]

Please help bttt. Thanks, guys.

[LarryLied]

Didn't Palm Beach County pass a regulation that if you own 5 or more acres of land you must leave a certain percentage of it in the natural state? I heard 2 acres out of 5 but I'm not sure.

[madfly]

bttt

[floriduh voter]

I have no info regarding Palm Beach eminent domain vs. property rights. Maybe a google search or a look see at a Palm Beach newspaper would be useful. I can't think of the name of the Palm Beach paper at the moment. The Post?

Did you hear the Prez say that "nobody will be told that they cannot say the full Pledge of Allegiance"? That's kind of like an executive order, isn't it?

[floriduh voter]

Happy 5th. Thanks in advance when you have a minute, please help us keep this bumped to the top.

[LarryLied]

This is worse than eminent domain. You don't get paid for the land you can't use. Own 5 acres or more and a large chunk cannot be touched. Many landowners didn't even know the regulation was passed until they tried to cut down trees, clean up brush or put up a shed.