Whose land is it

Private property, once held to be sacred, is vanishing in the face of increasing government purchases and regulations that control the use of land. The advance of the Wildlands Project (now Wildlands Network) is destroyijng private property rights, the foundaton of prosperity,. Learn more at http://sovereignty.net and http://takingliberty.us

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News & Politics

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• land
• private property
• wildlands project
• wilderness
• sustainable communities
• urban boundaries

[10Wheeler1]

Look at the map and see what the "villages" a k a "sustainable communities" would consist of. With a population of over 300 million people and so little land allowed for human habitation "sustainable communities" is a euphemism for CONCENTRATION CAMPS!!! Make no mistake about that!!

[louis12346]

throw green commie Czars OUT

[BeauPeap]

I used to sing "This Land Is Your Land" during the folk music era of the '60's. Never thought much about those words until I started reading on the 'net about Native American Oppression. I suppose the writer of the song, Woody Guthrie, never gave much thought to it either.

[BeauPeap]

This video should have been titled "Whose land WAS It?"

In 1823 the U S Supreme Court handed down a decision which stated that Native Americans could occupy lands within the United States, but could not hold title to those lands.

[cowgirlmoon]

Well, how else are we going to pay China back for the Trillions, borrowed to pay off the banks, lobbiests, unions and the ruling elite? That's what is known as "redistribution of wealth."

[3martijns]

Socialism can Easily lead to Communism.

obammie administration is Full of Radicals.

[3martijns]

Down with the Green Commie Monsters!

[NoGuff]

This is all in service to Agenda 21. Take away land from the People to convert it back to wilderness and keep it from being used for Human purposes. Then reduce the population by whatever means necessary and available, and move the population into mass inhabitant living spaces (slums) in the major cities.

[rhondaragsdale]

Umm ... that sacred land wasn't always private. Geez. 

[chanc812]

sustainable communitys? sounds like a giant prison grid