Agenda 21 threatens private property rights
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Having never been one to subscribe to conspiracy theories, I came kicking and screaming into the dangers of
Agenda 21. Until now, I am sure you have never heard of it. It's a stealth and insidious radical environmentalist attack on our private property ...
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Agenda 21 threatens private property rights
Friday, 13 April 2012
Having never been one to subscribe to conspiracy theories, I came kicking and screaming into the dangers of Agenda 21. Until now, I am sure you have never heard of it. It’s a stealth and insidious radical environmentalist attack on our private property rights, sovereignty, and the very foundations of our freedoms. It is here in South Mississippi. Pascagoula is now contemplating adoption under the banner “Comprehensive Plan.”
To say the least, it cannot be explained in 300 words or less, therefore I hope to whet your appetite enough to get you to do some research on your own. In short, it seeks to confiscate your home ownership control away from you and give it to the government. The Republican National Committee, the National Federation of Republican Assemblies, the Tennessee General Assembly, other states and many Democrat organizations (Democrats against Agenda 21) have denounced it as “dangerous to our freedoms.”
Yes, your home may be targeted for elimination by Agenda 21 and sustainable development (Smart Code) and you don’t even know it. Agenda 21 states “Property ownership is social injustice.” Owning rural land and/or a single-family home must be eliminated in favor of promoting the collective, (income redistribution) via high density, compact, multi-story apartment complexes in a central city setting.
Unbelievably, some of our local municipalities have adopted this code, and your home and land ownership may be in danger. If you want to understand this, my suggestion is to go to southmsteaparty.com and read. Don’t do it before you go to bed, because you won’t sleep a wink. Then make your voice heard at your council or supervisors meetings. Otherwise, you may wake up one day and find that you no longer control your own property. You can think I am crazy, but do it at your own peril.
JOHN RHODES
D’Iberville
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