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RT Fitch: Salt Lake City conference on wild horses
October 31, 2012
BLM corruption, Uncategorized, Wild horse slaughter BLM corruption, eco-terrorists, government sponsored eco-terrorism, Marti Oakley, RT Fitch, Salt Lake City Conference, Wil Horse Freedom Federation, wild horses 2 Comments
The Courts and the IRS: Jeff Maehr returns
October 29, 2012
radio color of law, Constitution, courts, IRS, Jeff Maehr, Marti Oakley, taxation, TS Radio Leave a comment
Join us Monday evening, October 29th, 2012 at 8:00 CST! MoreMonsanto lovin’ “Conservation” Cowboys push to kill wild horses
October 28, 2012
BLM corruption, CORPORATIONS, Wild horse slaughter Bayer Crop Science, Bureau of Land Management, conservation, Debbie Coffey, DuPont, genetically engineered crops, Monsanto, Pioneer, Sygenta, wild horses 15 Comments
Debbie Coffey
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“If Callie is so worried about conservation, why didn’t she bust a gut talking about the “degraded resources for all” caused by Monsanto and the other sponsors of the NACD annual meeting?
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When representatives of Conservation Districts with ties to Monsanto attended the last Bureau of Land Management’s National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board meeting, they not only pushed for the roundup of wild horses & burros, they pushed to have the wild horses & burros sold for slaughter.
Wait a minute, these organizations have the word “conservation” in their titles, don’t they? So what’s going on?
Right before the last Wild Horse & Burro Advisory Board meeting in Reno, the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) had their big annual meeting in Las Vegas. The NACD meeting was sponsored by Monsanto, Bayer Crop Science, DuPont, Sygenta and Pioneer, the biggest producers of the genetically engineered crops on the planet.
At NACD’s meeting, Monsanto sponsored a radio broadcast on Agritalk and NACD President Gene Schmidt and First Vice President Earl Garber were interviewed. (So was Rick Cole, Director of Weed Resistance for Monsanto.)
For NACD’s live auction, Monsanto donated four 30-gallon containers of Roundup Power Max.
At the NACD meeting, Callie Hendrickson, appointed by Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar to represent the general public (is Monsanto the general public?) on the National Wild Horse & Burro Advisory Board, gave a presentation. She made unsubstantiated claims regarding wild horses & burros, including the statement that wild horses “degraded resources for all.”
If Callie is so worried about conservation, why didn’t she bust a gut talking about the “degraded resources for all” caused by Monsanto and the other sponsors of the NACD annual meeting?
Monsanto
In 1995, Monsanto ranked fifth among U.S. corporations in EPA’s Toxic Release Inventory, having discharged 37 million pounds of toxic chemicals into the air, land, water and underground. More
Protective Services Agencies: Its all about the money
October 28, 2012
Guardianship Abuse, radio Adult protective services, autism, disabled adults, isolation, Linda Kindcaid, Marti Oakley, Ohio, predatory guardianships, sexual abuse 2 Comments
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Gloria Bathgate: Stolen by North Carolina Department of Social Services
October 28, 2012
Guardianship Abuse elder advocates, Gloria Bathgate, Johnston County Court, Linda Kincaid, Medicaid, NASGA, North Carolina Department of Social Services, North Carolina guardianship, Oakview Commons Assisted Living Center, Senator Richard Burr 5 Comments
Linda Kincaid & Susan Williams
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Eighty-year-old Gloria Bathgate found herself prisoner of a Johnston County, North Carolina guardianship just days after she arrived in the state. Gloria was falsely imprisoned and unlawfully isolated at Oakview Commons Assisted Living Center in Raleigh. Care in the facility was dismal. She had several falls in the first few days and many unexplained bruises. Denied any contact with her daughter, Gloria’s physical and mental condition declined rapidly.
2007 – October 2010
Gloria enjoyed an active and sometimes flamboyant social life before moving to Raleigh. A feisty and opinionated woman, Gloria was quick to express herself in colorful language peppered with expletives. Her daughter, Susan Williams, still chuckles about Gloria wearing miniskirts and high heels at 77.
Living with her family since 2007, Gloria attended church three times a week and routinely played bingo at the firehouse with her firefighter grandson. Her younger Eagle Scout grandson included her in his troop’s activities. Gloria participated in elder activity programs most days of the week. In the evenings, she cooked meals and helped her grandchildren with homework.
When the family planned their move from Pennsylvania to Raleigh, Gloria’s daughter Susan called ahead to North Carolina Department of Social Services (DSS). North Carolina DSS told Susan that Gloria would have to establish residency in Raleigh before DSS would process any requests for services.
October 24, 2010
Gloria moved to Raleigh with her daughter and family. Susan immediately called Johnston County DSS to request Medicaid, a hospital bed, elder day programs, and transportation assistance for Gloria. DSS told Susan there could be a two-year wait before services were available. DSS added, “If you wanted all those services, you should have stayed in Pennsylvania.”
Shannon West from Johnston County DSS visited the home and told Gloria she could receive services more quickly if she moved into Oakview Commons, an assisted living facility. Gloria objected to leaving her family, but West assured Gloria that she could sign out of Oakview any time she wished. Susan convinced Gloria to move into Oakview temporarily to obtain services. Shortly before Halloween, Gloria signed herself into Oakveiw Commons on the advice of her daughter and Shannon West. More
The Coming Eminent Domain “Heist”
October 28, 2012
PROPERTY RIGHTS Constitution, Department of Veterans Affairs, Eminent domain, Fannie Mae, Federal Housing Administration, Freddie Mac, Kelo v. City of New London, land theft, mortgage fraud, PROPERTY RIGHTS 13 Comments
Dan Peterson, Executive Director info@proprights.com 407-481-2289
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The Coming Eminent Domain “Heist”
The Constitution of the United States gives government the “Power” to take private property “for public use” provided there is “due process of law” and “just compensation.” The most notorious misuse of this power to date is the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Kelo v. City of New London. But now, certain US cities are promoting a new use of eminent domain that will spell disaster for the housing and financial industries. San Bernardino County and the City of Stockton, California have already crossed over the line of bankruptcy and are in desperate need of revenue. Here’s their plan:
Use eminent-domain powers to buy mortgages where homes are underwater.
Impose losses on lenders.
Write down the principal amounts owed by the borrower.
The results are great for the borrower who gets his loan modified.
The results are great for the financial/investment management company to be selected to operate this scheme because of the fees to be received for each loan modified and their share of the profits realized on behalf of their investors.
The results are great for the municipalities which get a financial piece of the deal.
But, what about the lender of the original loan?
Consider the following scenario as laid out by Jann Swanson in an article entitled, “SIFMA Slams Eminent Domain “Scheme” in Letter to FHFA”: More
Wild Horse & Burro Preservation Groups Announce Salt Lake City Press Conference to Call for Immediate Investigation of BLM “Slaughtergate” Allegations
October 27, 2012
Uncategorized Bureau of Land Management, Cloud foundation, Horse News, horse slaughter, public land, respect4horses, Straight From The Horse's Heart, wild burro, Wild Burros, Wild Horse, Wild Horse Freedom Federation, Wild Horses/Mustangs 12 Comments
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Posted: October 27, 2012 by R.T. Fitch
Award winning Cinematographer Ginger Kathrens to join author R.T. Fitch and noted equine advocate Simone Netherlands in a wild horse and burro advocates press conference on October 29th during opening day of BLM’s Advisory Board Meeting.
Salt Lake City, 
UT (October 27, 2012) – The Cloud Foundation, Respect4Horses and Wild Horse Freedom Federation will hold a special press conference on the current state of America’s mismanaged wild horses and burros. The groups are calling for a halt to all Bureau of Land Management (BLM) roundups that are destroying the last of America’s wild herds at enormous and escalating taxpayer expense and an immediate investigation into credible allegations where stockpiled wild horses and burros are being sold to known kill buyers for eventual slaughter for human consumption abroad.
The media and the interested public are encouraged to attend this public press conference at the Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown (215 West South Temple) from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. on Monday, October 29th, 2012. The public press event will take place on the opening day of the BLM’s controversial Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board meeting occurring, likewise, at the Radisson Hotel.
Currently the BLM has scheduled massive roundups of wild horses and burros throughout the remainder of this calendar year. Remnant herds of wild horses and burros live in 10 western states, including Utah, but their future is tenuous. The agency responsible for their protection and preservation, the BLM, is managing them to extinction. While the cruel and costly roundups continue, the BLM has no idea how many wild horses remain in the wild while pumping tens of thousands of captured wild horses and burros into both short and long term holding facilities. To date the BLM has stockpiled more than 48,000 + wild horses and burros in costly government holding, leaving millions of acres of legally designated wild horse and burro ranges empty. More
