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Scientists think cockroach milk could be the super food of the future

Posted on March 13, 2013 by ATC | Comments Off

We know the Progressives love to use environmental justice to convince people to modify their behavior.

For example the Progressives have been pushing hard to try to guilt people into eliminating red meat from their diets by telling them, when livestock farts, methane is released contributing to Climate Change.

However, not even the Progressives have, as of yet, denied humans need protein in their diet. So what to do?

Not to worry! A solution is on the horizon (and just in time to avoid the food shortage predicted in this article to occur 40 years in the future). The solution; cockroach milk! Who in their right mind would want a steak when they can have cockroach milk! To learn about this bound to be scrumptious food source, click on this link.

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Posted in Lesson Two

Tagged climate change, cockroach milk, environmental justice, methane release

The Doctor Won’t See You Now. He Has Clocked Out

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PPP’s come in so many variations. Take Obamacare for example. As it morphs over time into its various forms, it is taking on all the trappings of a PPP of mega proportions. As this article points out, Obamacare is forcing more and more physicians to leave their private practice to seek the “protection” of large hospitals, where the government can play watch dog for the public in the private hospital setting. However, one should ask who is going to watch the government? Certainly not the hospital, as it becomes within its geographic area, a de facto monopoly ( another sign that this relationship is a type of PPP). The government in return has fewer health care facilities to control, making it easier to control what services the public can and cannot have. After all, even if grannie is relatively healthy, at some point is it really worth spending money on her? Of course no one on the left acknowledges that there are death panels, although they seem to be awfully fond of the Complete Lives System: link

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Posted in Lesson Five

Tagged Agenda 21, climate change, Common good, Corporatism, crony capitalism, cronyism, economic equity, environment, environmental justice, equity, federal government, global warming, grants, health care, health care mandate, new economy, non-governmental organizations, Obamacare, one world governance, one world order, planned economy, prosperity, public/private partnerships, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, sustainable development, sustainable economic development, transit oriented development, United nations, whole lives system

The Purposeful Flooding of America’s Heartland

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As you learned in Lesson 3 on the Wildlands, the goal of the Biodiversity Treaty is to return at least 50% (60% if you count the buffer zones) of the U.S. to the condition it was in before Christopher Columbus arrived on our shores. Since obviously there were no dams in existence at that time, the extreme environmentalists have the dams in America in their crosshairs. As is so often the case with the proponent of Agenda 21, they often create 2-fers. In this case by removing the existing dams, they return the river to nature, plus they flood out many of the citizens who live downstream, forcing them over time to move, the environmentalists hope, into town where they can be put under control of the government. To read about more about how the Corp of Engineers at present is needlessly imperiling the property, businesses, and lives of millions of people constituting criminal negligence click on this link

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Posted in Lesson Three

Tagged Agenda 21, Common good, Corp of Engineers, dams, economic equity, environmental justice, flooding, grants, nature, one world governance, one world order, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, sustainable development, United nations, Wildlands Project

Dam removal begins in Cuyahoga Falls

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This article published on July 30,2013 would best be read after reading the article also posted under Lesson 3 (Wildlands Project) titled The Purposeful Flooding of America’s Heartland as this article gives greater background into how the Federal Government with the support of the Corp of Engineers has made removing dams across the nation a priority in order to return them to their natural flow. This article, Dam Removal Begins in Cuyahoga Falls, provide documentation that this same policy is being followed in Ohio, and for the same reason. No mention is made about the increased likelihood of flooding concerns downstream caused by the removal of this dam. People and property must take a back seat to nature in our new sustainable world. To read more about the removal of this dam, and to view series of DamCam photos showing the removal of the dam, please click on this link .

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Posted in Lesson Three

Tagged Agenda 21, climate change, Common good, Cuyahoga Falls, dam removal, DamCam, dams, economic equity, environmental justice, equity, global warming, grants, nature, one world governance, one world order, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, sustainable development, United nations, Wildlands Project

Bessemer Farms calls it quits, says new farm rules too cumbersome

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The family farm is in the crosshairs of the federal government through the increasing number of regulations to which farmers are being asked to comply. Click on this link to learn how these regulations drove Bessemer Farms in Akron to totally change their farming model, and how, as more farmers follow suit, this will contribute to higher food costs for Americans. link

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Posted in Lesson Three

Tagged Agenda 21, Akron, Bessemer Farms, climate change, economic equity, environmental justice, equity, family farms, farms, food supply, global warming, grants, one world governance, one world order, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, sustainable development, United nations, Wildlands Project

Federal Plan Aims to Help Wildlife Adapt to Climate Change

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This March 27, 2013 article discusses a proposal to establish over the next five years wildlife corridors in Washington State. Keep in mind, to admit there are corridors, means that there must be cores, or what would be the point of corridors? Further, as usual for those pushing Agenda 21 policies, climate change, which is used as the justification for these corridors, is discussed as if climate change is a proven fact. Welcome to your future. To read more: link

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Posted in Lesson Three

Tagged Agenda 21, climate change, conservation easements, economic equity, environment, environmental justice, equity, global warming, grants, Greenways, habitat, one world governance, one world order, preservation, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, species, sustainable development, United nations, Washington State, wetlands, Wildlands Project, wildlife core, wildlife corridors

Saving Endangered Species: Government Intentions Vs. Results

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Some government regulations that are made with good intentions still lead to bad results. The Endangered Species Act is a good example of such a law. In this short video, economics professor Don Boudreaux examines the Endangered Species Act, and uses it to explain how policymakers’ good intentions sometimes go awry. While the law intends to preserve threatened animals, it actually has the effect of giving landowners strong reasons to kill any endangered species they find on their property. This phenomenon is known as “shoot, shovel, and shut up.” Boudreaux implores us not to judge a policy by its intentions, but by its results. We can’t assume a policy will be good just because the intentions of the policymakers are good. To learn more, click on this link

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Posted in Lesson Three

Tagged Agenda 21, climate change, Don Boudreaux, economic equity, endangered species, Endangered Species Act, environment, environmental justice, equity, global warming, grants, Greenways, habitat, one world governance, one world order, preservation, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, species, sustainable development, United nations, wetlands, Wildlands Project, wildlife core, wildlife corridors

Climate Crisis, Inc. has become a 1.5 trillion industry

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This article does a really excellent job of showing the greed that drives the supposed do-gooders who push the green agenda. We, of course, recognize it for the scam it is. Do yourself a favor and read it clear to the very end where the author points out the hypocrisy and the real goal of Agenda 21. While you likely already know the goal, and have seen enough hypocrisy from the Left to last a lifetime, there is still satisfaction in hearing others agree with you! To read this article, click on this link.

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Posted in Lesson Two

Tagged climate crises profiteers, climate industrial complex, environmental justice, green economy, United nations

Citizens in California’s Bay Area Fight to Stop Pack and Stack Building

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We in the United States realize that many of our laws are affected by the crazy legal precedents established in California. This is certainly the case with all things environmental. Californians are infamous for going overboard to protect the environment. That makes them especially easy targets for a scam like sustainable development. That is why it comes as no surprise that California, especially around the San Francisco Bay Area, is currently the poster child for pack and stack building where living in multi-family housing, walking, bike-riding, or taking public transit to work are being forced on the citizens. In this August 6, 2013 article the citizens tell how their efforts to stop these restrictive measures have fallen on deaf ears, and that they, with the help of the Pacific Legal Fund plan to fight back. Please click the link to learn more about what will be your future if sustainable development is not stopped. link

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Posted in Lesson Four

Tagged affordable housing, Agenda 21, American Planning Association, bike paths, climate change, Common good, Comprehensive Planning, economic equity, environment, environmental justice, equity, federal government, global warming, grants, Growth Management, High Density, High Speed Rail, Historic Preservation, ICLEI, IUDC, livable communities, mass transit, mixed used development, multi-use dwelling, one world governance, one world order, pack and stack housing, priority development areas, redistribution of wealth, regulations, Resilient Cities, responsible development, restoration, safe routes to school, scenic views and vistas, Smart Growth, smart meters, social justice, socialism, sustainable communities initiative, sustainable development, United nations, urban growth boundary, urban revitalization, vehicle mileage traveled tax, vibrant communities, walkable communities

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