Agenda 21 , Chapter 11 subsection 4 deals with land management and control. What this does, is to suggest that properties be controlled and managed by NGO ( non... governmental organizations) or...The BLM.
The Bureau of Land Management, which administers about 245 million acres of public lands, manages livestock grazing on 155 million acres of those lands, as guided by Federal law. The terms and conditions for grazing on BLM-managed lands (such as stipulations on forage use and season of use) are set forth in the permits and leases issued by the Bureau to public land ranchers.
The Bureau of Land Management, which administers about 245 million acres of public lands, manages livestock grazing on 155 million acres of those lands, as guided by Federal law. The terms and conditions for grazing on BLM-managed lands (such as stipulations on forage use and season of use) are set forth in the permits and leases issued by the Bureau to public land ranchers.
Article 1 section 8 subsection 17 , states that To exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding ten Miles square) as may, by Cession of particular States, and the Acceptance of Congress, become the Seat of the Government of the United States, and to exercise like Authority over all Places purchased by the Consent of the Legislature of the State in which the Same shall be, for the Erection of Forts, Magazines, Arsenals, dock-Yards, and other needful Buildings; — And To make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the foregoing Powers, and all other Powers vested by this Constitution in the Government of the United States, or in any Department or Officer thereof.
nowhere in this does it mention the federal government owning millions of acres of land for the purpose of "managing it"
This is a little history to show that the BLM is not only a threat in Oregon,
A hearing in the House of representatives on July 24th 2014 exposed a dangerous and persistent threat to our nation coming from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) which is allegedly intimidating citizens, threatening their rights, and creating a hostile environment.
At the hearing this week, the following was uncovered:
BLM has threatened witnesses to give up their property rights.
Overreaching and malicious employee behavior goes without retribution.
BLM does not care about any authority by law enforcement and will not coordinate with them. “BLM law enforcement in Garfield County is totally uncooperative and unresponsive,” Garfield County Commissioner Leland Pollock said in written testimony. “Dispatchers have been rebuffed so many times by BLM agents that the county only contacts them as a last resort and with little hope for assistance.” Law enforcement have been told BLM doesn’t care about any authority they think they have.
BLM’s Chief of Law Enforcement overrides State Directors and costs counties a fortune, BLM is stealing land and buying up land under the endangered species act which is being abused and misinterpreted deliberately.
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Armed BLM ‘Gestapo’ Threatening Rural Citizens
by S. Noble • July 25, 2014
"The Bureau of Land Management is a ‘gestapo’ according to officials who testified at a House hearing yesterday.
We have the beginnings of gestapos in every government agency and they are growing in power under the perceived authority of the President of the United States who rules this country via executive orders and “guidance” memos without any congressional oversight. He is militarizing his executive branch agencies and letting them run roughshod over citizens largely without restraint and supervision. They can’t be fired as we know.
One of the agencies that has become militarized and which has gone rogue is the Bureau of Land Management."
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The House Natural Resources Committee chaired by Doc Hastings released the following:
WASHINGTON, D.C., July 24, 2014:, the Subcommittee on Public Lands and Environmental Regulations held an oversight hearing on “Threats, Intimidation and Bullying by Federal Land Managing Agencies.” This hearing continued Committee oversight into bullying by federal land management agencies and federal law enforcement agencies on private, state, and federal lands.
State and local governments, ranchers, business owners, and private citizens have been subject to threats, lack of cooperation, and numerous unfair or heavy-handed tactics which threaten public safety, the environment, endangered species, and the livelihoods of communities. Congressional oversight is necessary to provide an effective check on federal officials who abuse their regulatory powers.
“Today we took a second look at threats, intimidation and bullying by Federal Land Managing Agencies. During a hearing the Committee held last year and again today, we heard first-hand accounts of mistreatment at the hands of federal officials seeking to extort the witnesses into relinquishing their property rights,” said Representative Doug LaMalfa (CA-01). “These firsthand accounts give the victims of abusive conduct by a federal land managing official a chance to tell their story to Congress. Status quo agency oversight, policies and procedures are inadequate for addressing or deterring employee abuses and may instead embolden overreaching or malicious employee behavior with little risk of retribution for their actions.”
Witnesses highlighted examples of flagrant intimidation met by citizens who refuse to surrender their constitutional rights, land and water rights, grazing permits and other multiple-use benefits.
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Sheriff James Perkins, Garfield County, UT, highlighted his perspective from 27 years of law enforcement and experience working with various federal law enforcement agencies.
“BLM’s attitude towards coordinating with local law enforcement is summed up best by a conversation I had with a BLM law enforcement officer while we were attending a drug task force meeting in Cedar City, Utah. He told me point blank that he didn’t care about any authority that I thought I had as the Garfield County Sheriff, and that he did not feel like he had to coordinate anything through my office… This refusal to coordinate, coupled with a lack of any meaningful oversight, has created a perfect environment where the abuse of federal law enforcement powers can occur.”
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A. Grant Gerber, Elko County Commissioner, Elko Nevada, discussed specific examples of wrongdoings, threats, intimidation, and bullying by both BLM law enforcement and a district manager.
“When I was a boy and as I grew up the few Federal Agents were mainly local or from rural areas and fit in well with the local area. They knew the people and worked cooperatively. Now the Federal agents are predominantly from outside the area and do not develop connections with the locals as was done previously. Many start off with a belligerent attitude, even a commanding presence. They are especially offended if anyone opposes any Federal Government actions. The worst are the Federal Law Enforcement Agents that arrogantly announce that they are not governed by Nevada law, but can enforce it if they choose. Now we have been informed, that without notice of hearings, the BLM has determined that two more BLM Law Enforcement Agents are necessary to control the people in the Elko area. All of this is resulting in less use of Federal Lands by citizens as the citizens become afraid of being accosted and berated.”
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Jose Valera Lopez, President of the New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association, Rancher, Santa Fe New Mexico, testified on current justifications Federal Land Managers use to intimidate and bully including Endangered Species protection and resource protection.
“Endangered species ‘protection’ is the biggest culprit. At the moment the Fish and Wildlife Service is considering critical habitat for the lesser prairie chicken, the New Mexico meadow jumping mouse, and two varieties of garter snakes. Expansion of the Mexican wolf habitat is expected as early as tomorrow. We have had 764,000 acres in New Mexico and Arizona recently designated critical habitat for the jaguar although only a few male jaguar have been sighted in the U.S. over the last 60 years… In my own case, the BLM has been buying up private lands near my family ranch within the boundaries of an Area of Critical Environmental Concern that they designated part of their Resource Management Plan. They not refer to our ranch as an in-holding. What this designation has done is de-valued our land and effectively prohibits any type of future development on the ranch.”
Private property is being taken and public lands are being kept from use by the public to allegedly protect obscure and unimportant animals.
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Nature weeds out creatures and plants. It happens every day. It’s the way of things. They weren’t all meant to survive indefinitely.
It isn’t the issue really, the animals are an excuse to steal and control land and the money it can bring in.
Unfortunately, if the government can’t win through misuse of laws and rules, they will use physical force and they feel empowered to do so.
Now, I would like to say a few words about the Militia and III%
A lot of people think of the word Militia or 3 percent and they get a picture , formed mainly by a bias media, of men decked out in camo gear sporting assault rifles and hating the government.
This of course is not fact. I and my wife are involved in these type of groups, we help train people for and attend training for first aid, we offer service to veterans, we have classes on food storage and emergency preparedness, we council people on natural remedies, and we help our friends and neighbors, this is what community service and caring for community is all about.
I served my country and swore to uphold and protect the Constitution, it is an oath that is still near and dear to my heart today.
we need more groups like this, more rallies, more protest and more people that are willing to stand up to illegal Non Governmental Organizations and tyrannical government over reach.
We lost an amazing American, A patriot, father, Grandfather, friend and a true warrior for freedom when Lavoy Finicum was murdered, January 26th, 2016 by the Oregon State Police and FBI
We cannot let this keep happening, we cannot let the federal government and offices like the BLM continue to Steal or lands, to murder good, honest innocent people for trying to expose corrupt, evil, and oppressive legislators, Sheriffs, and county officials.
We have got to make a stand, and in honor of our country, our constitution, and in remembrance of Lavoy Finicum, may God bless us all in winning this fight for liberty, We are all Free, our rights are not a privilege, they are not given to us nor afforded us, they are ours...they can only be taken, if we allow them to be, and we are done giving them up to tyrants and Bullies.
(Source for statements ; S. Noble • July 25, 2014, Independent Sentinel)
http://www.independentsentinel.com/armed-blm-gestapo-threa…/
nowhere in this does it mention the federal government owning millions of acres of land for the purpose of "managing it"
This is a little history to show that the BLM is not only a threat in Oregon,
A hearing in the House of representatives on July 24th 2014 exposed a dangerous and persistent threat to our nation coming from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) which is allegedly intimidating citizens, threatening their rights, and creating a hostile environment.
At the hearing this week, the following was uncovered:
BLM has threatened witnesses to give up their property rights.
Overreaching and malicious employee behavior goes without retribution.
BLM does not care about any authority by law enforcement and will not coordinate with them. “BLM law enforcement in Garfield County is totally uncooperative and unresponsive,” Garfield County Commissioner Leland Pollock said in written testimony. “Dispatchers have been rebuffed so many times by BLM agents that the county only contacts them as a last resort and with little hope for assistance.” Law enforcement have been told BLM doesn’t care about any authority they think they have.
BLM’s Chief of Law Enforcement overrides State Directors and costs counties a fortune, BLM is stealing land and buying up land under the endangered species act which is being abused and misinterpreted deliberately.
FacebookTwitterShare238
Armed BLM ‘Gestapo’ Threatening Rural Citizens
by S. Noble • July 25, 2014
"The Bureau of Land Management is a ‘gestapo’ according to officials who testified at a House hearing yesterday.
We have the beginnings of gestapos in every government agency and they are growing in power under the perceived authority of the President of the United States who rules this country via executive orders and “guidance” memos without any congressional oversight. He is militarizing his executive branch agencies and letting them run roughshod over citizens largely without restraint and supervision. They can’t be fired as we know.
One of the agencies that has become militarized and which has gone rogue is the Bureau of Land Management."
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The House Natural Resources Committee chaired by Doc Hastings released the following:
WASHINGTON, D.C., July 24, 2014:, the Subcommittee on Public Lands and Environmental Regulations held an oversight hearing on “Threats, Intimidation and Bullying by Federal Land Managing Agencies.” This hearing continued Committee oversight into bullying by federal land management agencies and federal law enforcement agencies on private, state, and federal lands.
State and local governments, ranchers, business owners, and private citizens have been subject to threats, lack of cooperation, and numerous unfair or heavy-handed tactics which threaten public safety, the environment, endangered species, and the livelihoods of communities. Congressional oversight is necessary to provide an effective check on federal officials who abuse their regulatory powers.
“Today we took a second look at threats, intimidation and bullying by Federal Land Managing Agencies. During a hearing the Committee held last year and again today, we heard first-hand accounts of mistreatment at the hands of federal officials seeking to extort the witnesses into relinquishing their property rights,” said Representative Doug LaMalfa (CA-01). “These firsthand accounts give the victims of abusive conduct by a federal land managing official a chance to tell their story to Congress. Status quo agency oversight, policies and procedures are inadequate for addressing or deterring employee abuses and may instead embolden overreaching or malicious employee behavior with little risk of retribution for their actions.”
Witnesses highlighted examples of flagrant intimidation met by citizens who refuse to surrender their constitutional rights, land and water rights, grazing permits and other multiple-use benefits.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sheriff James Perkins, Garfield County, UT, highlighted his perspective from 27 years of law enforcement and experience working with various federal law enforcement agencies.
“BLM’s attitude towards coordinating with local law enforcement is summed up best by a conversation I had with a BLM law enforcement officer while we were attending a drug task force meeting in Cedar City, Utah. He told me point blank that he didn’t care about any authority that I thought I had as the Garfield County Sheriff, and that he did not feel like he had to coordinate anything through my office… This refusal to coordinate, coupled with a lack of any meaningful oversight, has created a perfect environment where the abuse of federal law enforcement powers can occur.”
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A. Grant Gerber, Elko County Commissioner, Elko Nevada, discussed specific examples of wrongdoings, threats, intimidation, and bullying by both BLM law enforcement and a district manager.
“When I was a boy and as I grew up the few Federal Agents were mainly local or from rural areas and fit in well with the local area. They knew the people and worked cooperatively. Now the Federal agents are predominantly from outside the area and do not develop connections with the locals as was done previously. Many start off with a belligerent attitude, even a commanding presence. They are especially offended if anyone opposes any Federal Government actions. The worst are the Federal Law Enforcement Agents that arrogantly announce that they are not governed by Nevada law, but can enforce it if they choose. Now we have been informed, that without notice of hearings, the BLM has determined that two more BLM Law Enforcement Agents are necessary to control the people in the Elko area. All of this is resulting in less use of Federal Lands by citizens as the citizens become afraid of being accosted and berated.”
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jose Valera Lopez, President of the New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association, Rancher, Santa Fe New Mexico, testified on current justifications Federal Land Managers use to intimidate and bully including Endangered Species protection and resource protection.
“Endangered species ‘protection’ is the biggest culprit. At the moment the Fish and Wildlife Service is considering critical habitat for the lesser prairie chicken, the New Mexico meadow jumping mouse, and two varieties of garter snakes. Expansion of the Mexican wolf habitat is expected as early as tomorrow. We have had 764,000 acres in New Mexico and Arizona recently designated critical habitat for the jaguar although only a few male jaguar have been sighted in the U.S. over the last 60 years… In my own case, the BLM has been buying up private lands near my family ranch within the boundaries of an Area of Critical Environmental Concern that they designated part of their Resource Management Plan. They not refer to our ranch as an in-holding. What this designation has done is de-valued our land and effectively prohibits any type of future development on the ranch.”
Private property is being taken and public lands are being kept from use by the public to allegedly protect obscure and unimportant animals.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Nature weeds out creatures and plants. It happens every day. It’s the way of things. They weren’t all meant to survive indefinitely.
It isn’t the issue really, the animals are an excuse to steal and control land and the money it can bring in.
Unfortunately, if the government can’t win through misuse of laws and rules, they will use physical force and they feel empowered to do so.
Now, I would like to say a few words about the Militia and III%
A lot of people think of the word Militia or 3 percent and they get a picture , formed mainly by a bias media, of men decked out in camo gear sporting assault rifles and hating the government.
This of course is not fact. I and my wife are involved in these type of groups, we help train people for and attend training for first aid, we offer service to veterans, we have classes on food storage and emergency preparedness, we council people on natural remedies, and we help our friends and neighbors, this is what community service and caring for community is all about.
I served my country and swore to uphold and protect the Constitution, it is an oath that is still near and dear to my heart today.
we need more groups like this, more rallies, more protest and more people that are willing to stand up to illegal Non Governmental Organizations and tyrannical government over reach.
We lost an amazing American, A patriot, father, Grandfather, friend and a true warrior for freedom when Lavoy Finicum was murdered, January 26th, 2016 by the Oregon State Police and FBI
We cannot let this keep happening, we cannot let the federal government and offices like the BLM continue to Steal or lands, to murder good, honest innocent people for trying to expose corrupt, evil, and oppressive legislators, Sheriffs, and county officials.
We have got to make a stand, and in honor of our country, our constitution, and in remembrance of Lavoy Finicum, may God bless us all in winning this fight for liberty, We are all Free, our rights are not a privilege, they are not given to us nor afforded us, they are ours...they can only be taken, if we allow them to be, and we are done giving them up to tyrants and Bullies.
(Source for statements ; S. Noble • July 25, 2014, Independent Sentinel)
http://www.independentsentinel.com/armed-blm-gestapo-threa…/
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