Posted on 08/14/2010 2:57:39 AM PDT by Scanian
Have you heard of the "Great Outdoors Initiative"?
Across the country, White House officials have been meeting quietly with environmental groups to map out government plans for acquiring untold millions of acres of both public and private land. It's another stealthy power grab through executive order that promises to radically transform the American way of life.
In April, President Obama issued a memorandum outlining his "21st century strategy for America's great outdoors." It was addressed to the interior secretary, the agriculture secretary, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency and the chair of the Council on Environmental Quality. The memo calls on the officials to conduct "listening and learning sessions" with the public to "identify the places that mean the most to Americans, and leverage the support of the Federal Government" to "protect" outdoor spaces. Eighteen of 25 planned sessions have already been held.
But there's much more to the agenda than simply "reconnecting Americans to nature."
The federal government already owns roughly one of every three acres in the United States. This is apparently not enough.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
This is the line that the feds will cross at their peril.
Don’t mess with Texas. It will never be owned by the federal government as Utah and Nevada are.
This is the line that the feds will cross at their peril.
Don’t mess with Texas. It will never be owned by the federal government as Utah and Nevada are.
Sorry for the double. Admin, please remove one. Thank you.
“identify the places that mean the most to Americans,...”
Uh, Mr. 0bama, that would be my paid for house and property.
KEEP YOUR F***ING HANDS OFF!
The foxes in the hen house are being left unchecked.
For those of you that have been paying attention, LWCF is CARA by another name.
“Stroke of the pen. Law of the land. Kinda Cool.”
For $100 Alex, identify who said that quote and what was the quote about?
Clinton presidential aide Paul Begala, July 1998.
Where do I line up to get my prize?
somewhere along the line within the past 4 years i came upon a map & i’ll have to re-find & post it
the map described the US and lands that were to be seized by the fed gubmint during this time and declaration of federal domain thereby squeezing in cities & towns & townships,etc... so only certain areas of the US would be declared “habitable” but the real goal of this program is population control,ergo,you are on federal land ( example: even within your own township)then you must pay some sort of penalty . I will have to find that map this “Great Outdoors Initiavtive” is exactly what i saw & read
Good memory! It was in reference to Executive Orders.
I’d like to see that map.
“I’d like to see that map.”
I’d like to see an armed revolution. Enough is enough.
Sure, we saw how brave Texans are when Rick Perry groveled at the feet of obmama and still couldn't get a letter into his filthy usurper hands.
Texas is now like the rest of the country, a state of serfs.
http://bigthink.com/ideas/21343
This is the map that was discussed on an FR thread several months ago.
In Marine Corps boot camp they taught us that as long as there was four Marines left to make up one fire team there was a viable USMC. In the field I learned that as long as there was one sniper team left, people would rally around if the team took out the head of local nest of snakes.
One sniper, one spotter, one good deer rifle and the elimination of the proper target(s) will give you the revolution you desire. Unfortunately we, here in the US, do not have a pair of trained men willing to put all on the line to rescue the country.
Please ping me when you find it MissVT. I’m still on morning coffee therapy right now.
identify the places that mean the most to Americans,...
that would be everything in between the Pacific and Atlantic, Canada and mexico
Both public and private land. So what is the master plan?.
i’m still looking & haven’t forgotten you
i’m still looking & haven’t forgotten you
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