3 Lame Duck Bills destroy USA : the final KICK

http://www.jeffersonreview.com/2010/11/lame-duck-session-action-alert-from-sheri-quinn/

S.787

Will give the federal government jurisdiction over all water, everywhere, as well as jurisdiction over all activity that affects water wherever it may be.  This would give to the federal government effective control over every square inch of land in the United States.

S.510
“The FDA has plenty of authority to protect the anonymous food supply already. But they don’t. Instead, they put small entities out of business through Hazard Analasis & Critical Control Points (HACCP), also to be expanded in this bill, and heavier regulations that are not helpful to smaller economies of scale. The FDA inspects less than 1% of imported produce, has performed inspections on less than 25% of processing failties that they are authorized to inspect (in a five year period) and they ALREADY have authority over live food animals on the farm. The USDA authority is over animal disease.”


S.3772
The “Paycheck Fairness Act” would stifle job creation; send existing American jobs overseas, and burden employers with expensive paperwork and frivolous lawsuits


Restoring the Clean Water Act, or Expanding It?
"Farm Bureau is also deeply concerned that the legislation will overturn the current treatment of prior converted cropland, a regulation that has been in place for nearly two decades. This would effectively give federal control of the development rights of 53 million acres of private land. This extension of federal control over private property rights is dangerous and unprecedented.

In typical Big Brother fashion, the statists in Congress are asserting the erroneous theory that the environment will be instantly improved upon by imposition of heavy-handed laws, rules, regulations, and control over private property. Instead, the states would lose the authority to govern themselves. The bureaucracy would then rule, and the people whose land it is and who have a vested interest in keeping water clean, and who know and understand good stewardship, would be further removed from the process.
     As Dennis Fink concludes: “To give them back that power takes away existing local control and places it in the hands of the federal government. I, for one, am against that.”
     Too bad Rep. Oberstar isn’t interested in returning to the Constitution’s original intent when it comes to matters like overspending, taxation, foreign entanglements, the Federal Reserve, the Second Amendment, the First Amendment, the Tenth Amendment ... and property rights"  H.R. 5088  Rep. James L. Oberstar (D-Minn.) the house bill for this  Lame Duck S.787

http://www.jbs.org/environmental-stewardship-blog/6267-restoring-the-clean-water-act-or-expanding-it

Simplified Timeline of the U.S. Government:

 

1789, Republic: The Constitution secured the debt created by the Revolutionary War that the new government owed the King of England; the States were pledged as the sureties for the debt and the new American government lost its sovereignty after only seven years. The 1st Bankruptcy.

 

1859, Democracy: The States lost their sovereignty. The 14th Amendment didn’t really free the slaves; it created corporate citizenship (slavehood) for everybody, securing, once again, the debt. The 2nd Bankruptcy.

 

 1929, Socialism: The people lost their sovereignty; and thenceforth could no longer hold legal title (only equitable title) to their property. The 3rd Bankruptcy.


 1999, Corporate Fascism: The STATE now has the legal ability [NOTE: not necessarily lawful ability.] to control almost every aspect of a person’s life. The New World Order; the 4th and Last Bankruptcy.

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