Clothed in innocence, the treaty is in fact
designed to radically transform Western Civilization into a society
where wolves and other entities of nature have more rights than humans.
Biodiversity treaty more than senate willing to pay.
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I've posted this before but I'm going to post it again and ask you to add a comment if you can help explain to me why the US has still not signed the Convention on Biodiversity.
I've
tried to look into this several times but it's just not easy for me to
understand exactly why the US did not ratify the Convention on
Biodiversity. In search of answers I've been doing some reading on
websites written by those who opposed the Convention. This has proven
more enlightening but the level of paranoia is scary.
The open letter to congress I mentioned in class (from 293 signers, representing four million American voters)
only specifically mentions two issues - alien species and the transfer
of technology. However the testimony given to congress focused on a
third issue - private property rights and the threat of a massive
property grab by the federal government if not the United Nations
themselves. Here is testimony given by Senator Hutchison (Texas) from
the Congressional Record S13790, Friday, September 30, 1994.
I
am especially concerned about the effect of the treaty on private
property rights in my State and throughout America. Private property is
constitutionally protected, yet one of the draft protocols to this
treaty proposes "an increase in the area and connectivity of habitat."
It envisions buffer zones and corridors connecting habitat areas where
human use will be severely limited. Are we going to agree to a treaty
that will require the U.S. Government to condemn property for wildlife
highways? Are we planning to pay for this property? One group, the Maine
Conservation Rights Institute, has prepared maps of what this would
mean. I do not know if they are accurate yet, but that is my point.
Neither do the proponents of this treaty.
This is
the map, presented on the Senate floor. Note
the heading - As mandated by the convention on biological diversity.
The areas you see in red represents "wilderness reserves" which will be off limits to humans.
Areas in yellow represents highly regulated buffer zones where human
existence will be greatly restricted. The areas in green represent
zones for normal use of high density mixed use urban areas.
In
the minds of some the UN Convention on Biodiversity has become
associated with the Wildlands Project (now known as the Wildlands
Network). This organization focuses on scientific and strategic support for creation of “networks of people protecting networks of connected wildlands.”
They identified existing protected areas and proposed wildlife
corridors that would connect them as pathways for wide-ranging species
in need of room to roam. Their ideas are not exactly radical and their
maps are very general but it is these rather general maps that were
apparently the inspiration for the scary map above.
Worst
of all, the basis for protecting biodiversity and ecosystems was to be
centered on what is known as the Wildlands Project. This draconian
plan calls for setting aside vast areas (about 50 percent) of America
into reserve wilderness areas, interconnecting corridors, and human
buffer zones where human use would be eliminated or severely
restricted. According to the June 25, 1993 issue of Science
magazine, such a system of reserves and corridors would create "an
archipelago of human-inhabited islands surrounded by natural areas."
Biodiversity treaty more than senate willing to pay.
Sovereignty International Corporation
The
Rewilding Project is brought to us from the United Nations. A relevant
tentacle of Agenda 21, the Rewilding Project is designed to restore a
major portion of the planet to its 'original' state before man came
along and messed it all up; however, it could not be happening if it
were not being implemented by state and local legislation.
Suffice
to say that when they want your property you WILL sell and at a price
they set. Otherwise, they'll remove you forcefully. Private land is
being taken all over America by local, state and federal governments
under 'eminent domain'. ... In the case of Wildlands and their
Corridors, it will be dedicated exclusively to plants, insects, bees,
birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians and animals. Carnivores figure heavily
in their plan.
From The Rewilding Project
This video
tells the complete story (check out how the map changes at 3:34 to
'simulated map'). Wetland mitigation, critical habitat and conservation
easements are all part of the same conspiracy....
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
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The 4x4 association of California had a problem with restrictions on current established trails in the Rubicon. That may have contributed to them being against it.
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