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Minnesota bill to stop Agenda 21
Neither Congress, nor any state legislature, has ever voted to approve any of the 47 U.N. Biosphere Reserves in the United States. (quote)Henry Lamb
On May 13, 2013, Minnesota representatives submitted a bill to end any involvement within or by the state with United Nations Agenda 21. AG21, recognized across the country as a threat to private property rights and ownership. AG21 calls for all land to be owned and controlled by the [state]. In this matter, the state referred to is the federal corporation that occupies The District of Criminals, known commonly as Washington D.C..
Several other states have already passed, or are in the process of passing anti-UN Agenda 21 legislation, recognizing this plan as a threat to the sovereignty and continuance of the United States.
You are a brand new Country!
President Richard Nixon issued Executive Order # 11647 on February 14, 1972, which created this new country. How did he conceive this reorganization plan? The United Nations passed a resolution that the United States must reorganize into 10 super regions and President Nixon complied by issuing this Executive Order. Obviously, this plan would not have survived the exposure that would have been necessary for Congress to have enacted this plan. Therefore, Nixon utilized the awesome, and often, illegal, power of the Executive Order to create this reorganization. EO 11647
Get the United Nations out of the United States
IF this bill should pass, this could effectively halt the plans the United Nations has for converting portions of Minnesota into a “no human habitat” zone within the Wildlands and Biodiversity corridors scams they operate. These corridors supposedly would restore the environment to a previously unknown condition of perfection. We just have to get those pesky people to give up the land! Once this is done, the lands sequestered under this foreign government program would be ripe for rip & ship policies that allow corporations to extract and ship as quickly as possible any resources on or within the land. These resources would no longer be the property of the people of the state of Minnesota, neither public or private, and would instead be under the control of the United Nations to dispose of as they choose.
I can only imagine the care they would take to manage the land responsibly. (sarc)
Please give your support to these Representatives who have authored this bill.
Newberger ; Lohmer ; Quam ; Leidiger ; Erickson, S.
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