The EPA and Eminent Domain The playbook of United Nations inspired Agenda 21 policies is in full evidence in California Senate Bill 1 (SB 1). SB 1 will give power to all counties to form what the EPA calls “sustainable communities”. EPA ally and confidant, California governor, Jerry Brown, stated that he will veto any modified bill that does not contain the ability to seize private property which stands in the way of achieving a sustainable community. SB 1 contains language which models EPA “best practices” in which homes can even be taken a half a mile away from a public transportation site. Please allow me to be painfully clear on this point. If the EPA wants to create a “no man’s land”, all they have to do is claim that they are going to “someday, at some future date of their choosing,” build a public transportation site. If SB 1 is successful in its Agenda 21/EPA inspired California beta test, this is the kind of strategy which will sweep this nation as the EPA seeks to force all Americans from suburban and rural areas and make us all live in densely populated urban areas while living in 300 square foot micro-apartments. At the end of the day, all city and county governments will be able to create totally unelected bureaucracies in order to create these “sustainable communities”. And one last item of note regarding the copying of EPA dictates at the local governmental levels, the private ownership of property is not attainable if your home could be taken at any time to create low income, low energy housing. Yes, that is the final provision of this bill. If government seeks to create a low income housing development based upon low energy use, all homes, not considered to be low income, are subject to being taken. I do not think that the insanity and tyranny associated with these practices need any further elaboration.
Posted on: Thu, 16 Jan 2014 06:43:54 +0000
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