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To: unclewest who wrote (483524)	4/19/2012 9:35:20 AM
From: simplicity	7 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793755

In my mind, if you look at it objectively: The strategic goal is population control. The tactic is to restrict civilian movement and access. These are considerations one plans for when trying to take down a country or win a war. Uncle, the reason I chose my screen name is that I believe that, more often than not, simplicity is one of the most powerful tools in critical thinking (not that I am always successful in employing that tool, mind you). :) Too many times, we tend to over-analyze a situation. Often the most successful answers to the most seemingly complex questions can be obtained by simply looking at the bare facts and connecting the obvious dots. You have a brilliant gift for looking past smokescreens and getting down to brass tacks.

To: unclewest who wrote (483524)	4/19/2012 7:55:16 PM
From: Neeka	1 Recommendation Respond to of 793755

"The strategic goal is population control. The tactic is to restrict civilian movement and access." I completely agree with your assessment. Read about how the U.N. and special interest global organizations, foundations and groups want to herd humans into designated urban areas. How they're doing so using "growth management", "surface water", and "sustainable development" agendas and placing sympathetic followers in govt positions where these decisions are made and laws are passed. This is a very serious and real subject and most Americans are completely unaware of what is going on. Read the articles and websites at the link below for a better understanding of this issue. Pay attention to what land local, state and federal agencies want to purchase The land grab is becoming more intense and growing larger and larger. If the govt is not stopped they will own more land than private owners and this alone regulates where we can live and how the land is used. The language they use is the key. Words like "preserve", "sustainable", or "wilderness." In this article seattletimes.nwsource.com Karl Forsgaard of Mercer Island, president of the North Cascades Conservation Council and a director of the Alpine Lakes Protection Society " says: "We don't want to lose the ability to go out into a quieter place and see nature unaffected by our civilization," IOW no or as few people allowed as possible.........except them of course. They hate people and they are doing everything in their power to restrict where we can and cannot go. If we as a nation and people who love and cherish the idea of private property don't watch out, the U.S. govt and state and local govt entities will buy private lands and own more land over all than private citizens and the ability of average Americans to do what we wish with our own land will be taken away by ever more govt intervention. It's getting to the point where it isn't a matter of if these lands will be bought up by govt but when. Organizations like the hundreds of conservation groups that are popping up right and left demanding public lands be used and accessed according to their rules. People need to become more active by attending public meetings and see first hand how govt and non-profit organizations have gone into the business of buying as much land as possible and then denying private groups and organizations the right to use the lands their tax dollars paid for. Subject 58619