[George Frm Br00klyn Park]

All, Again Henry tells it like it is.

[George Frm Br00klyn Park]

Preserving Our Delmarva Landscape

"Maybe some day we can come across that Bay Bridge and know that we've all worked together to help keep our landscape rural, given agriculture the opportunity to prosper, and guaranteed a quality of life for our grandchildren.

Guys, Above is the bottom line from an essay on "Conservation Corridors" from Waybe Gilchrest's {MY Republican{?} Congresscritter} Government "website". I just emailed him and asked if freedom of property rights he has enjoyed was a part of the "quality of life" he mentions. His support of ALL of the "environmental" legislation such as the above does not indicate that. Peace and love, George.

[hedgetrimmer]

Speaking of traveling to Cuba, here is an experience I had the other night:

I went to a meeting where Congressman Sam Farr was to speak about his recent trip to Cuba to give obeisance to Castro. There was ol' Sam Farr, in his element, standing at the podium under a giant Cuban flag.(no American flag to be seen). The room full of aging communists must have been very thrilled to see their many years of work come to fruition in Mr. Farr. This is how communism is being spread in this country.

Mr. Farr, asked the organizers to hold the meeting, it wasn't the organizers who decided to hold a meeting and then asked Mr. Farr to come. They played a video extolling the virtues of Cuban schools (98%) literacy. Then the FREE medical care--and showed a "hospital" where "No woman has died in childbirth in the last 10 years". The idyllic shots were of how they want Santa Cruz to be-- occasional cars interspersed with horse drawn wagons and bicycles.

When Mr. Farr walked in the worshipful eyes turned his way--"hello Sam, hi Sam," everyone in the crowd called him by his first name.

The woman announcing Mr. Farr, Ellen Farmer, said that working at the grassroots level, creating a "sister county" pact with a region in Cuba, was a way to "exchange ideas and implement policies out of Cuba and keep out oversight by our government" . Mr. Farr's aide brought a clipboard to collect signatures from the audience who would support his view on Cuba. I noticed there was not clipboard for those who do not support him.

There were a little over 100 people there.

Mr. Farr and his organization orchestrated the whole meeting-- it wasn't really a grassroots effort. He has sent a letter to the Santa Cruz city council asking that they adopt the measure to make Santa Cruz a sister city with Guama. After this occurs their "exchanges" are protected from too much scrutiny by our government, under the sister city pact. No doubt these loyal Americans will want to bring in ideas from Cuba on how to force “sustainable development” on our ignorant county population, exploit the local musicians and the promote the area as a vacation spot for the aging communists.

[Eala]

It is seldom that any liberty is lost all at once. - David Hume

[countrydummy]

Thanks for the post! Henry sure tells it like it is!

[1Old Pro]

Anti-Smart Growth BUMP, anti-open-space bump, pro-property rights bump.