When Kay McClanahan retired after being recognized as South Carolina Woman of the Year for her pioneering achievements as a forensic detective, she thought she'd settle down to farm the land she and her husband had spent a lifetime acquiring. But, someone else had a different plan for the McClanahan farm -- and that plan didn't include Mr. and Mrs. McClanahan.
[...]As the federal "Cap and Trade" bill falters in Congress, and resistance to the EPA's 18,000 page new regulation document grows, globalists are trying to bring about expanded control, using the discredited excuse of man made global warming, on a state and local level.
[...]By Ronald A. Zumbrun - What if a private person were to trespass on your property to see if you might be violating coastal regulations? If evidence were obtained as a result of the trespass, would it be admissible by the California Coastal Commission in an enforcement action and later in court, or would it be a Fourth Amendment violation as an unreasonable search?
By Ronald A. Zumbrun, 4/24/2008 -
Summary: Known as the bastion of progressive liberal thinking, Santa Cruz, California has become totalitarian in its approach to land use planning and property rights. Those who curry favor get permits and those don't get punished.
[...]3/17/2008 - Sustainable Development is the most extensive and broad ranging social engineering project ever undertaken. With respect to state, county and local political bodies, many have contracted their powers away. They applied for loans and grants that required "concessions." Many times the concessions included authority over renewable natural resources and development. Those terms and concessions handed the scepter of power and ultimate authority over to the financier in perpetuity.
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By Wyatt Hull, 4/19/2007 - In America the garbage bins of domestic life are being inspected to assess what residents are throwing away and to fine those breaking recycling rules. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) monitoring and spy cameras are being installed at household rubbish dumps in Great Britain to monitor what residents are throwing away and to penalize those breaking the rules.
Summary: Last month the Monterey County Herald newspaper reported that Coast Guard search crews entered the Moss Landing Harbor in inflatable boats with machine guns mounted on their bows. Then, carrying M-16 rifles, they approached residents and boarded and searched their boats in the name of safety and "homeland security."
[...]By Nancy Levant, 4/12/2005 - America's new political system, Communitarianism, is up and operating in all 50 states, one new community at a time. These communities comprise of brand new housing, interconnected or very closely clustered single dwellings, nice walkways, not much grass, commons areas, security details...but there is much more to these communities than meets the eye much more.
[...]By Joanne Nathan, 11/24/2003 -
When you hear terms like, "Community Plans", "Town Plans" and "Village Plans"... take notice and take action!
[...]8/18/2003 - SUMMARY: Geopolitical Journalist Joan Peros shares what she's learned at press conferences and meetings on the global stage, and exposes a connection between homeland security to an agenda for global governance.
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