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    Tag: Agenda 21 (page 2)

    Will Glenn Beck Hurt A21 Education?


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Sat Nov 24, 2012 at 10:48:40 PM EST
    Tags: USA, Not Only Michigan, Agenda 21, Bread and Circuses, Constitution, Entropy, Glenn Beck, Juvenal, panem et circenses, Planning, Republic, Rome (all tags)

    ~ Reposted from MTTM ~

    Let us entertain you.

    The Romans did just that.

    During some of the worst times and under questionable government , Romans were entertained, given food, and kept subservient through all manner of sociological bribery and extravagance. "panem et circenses", as described by period satirist Decimus Junius Juvenalis, (Juvenal) describing the social distractions as "Bread and Circuses".  One could find a number of similarities between the Romans and ourselves as our society engages on its natural path of entropy.  Especially considering the mass distractions of Rome and our era, a few of those similarities are certainly clear, and people are still essentially the same.

    Titillation and free stuff is a great way for government to avoid being held accountable for its ongoing failings.

    Through 'gladiator' sports such as football, NASCAR or boxing, the excitement easily overcomes what might be the boring responsibility of eternal vigilance.  Movies that demonstrate very real violent performances of the most graphic kind, to the mildly or more severe pornography certainly satiate a number of other necessary diversions.  As a bonus, movies can serve to propagandize watchers in a way not available when the lions tore Christians limb from limb.  If we look, many of us might see in ourselves the very same lust for excitement through the actions of others, and the danger or reward they face or receive.

    Continued below the fold

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    Milliken's Radical Enviro Org Attacks Rep. Benishek .. Again


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Tue Oct 23, 2012 at 11:12:48 AM EST
    Tags: RINO's, Democrats, Junk Science, Eugenics, Progressives, Loss of Sovereignty, Agenda 21, Michigan, Congressional District 1, CD1, Derek Bailey, Tribal Values, Theft By Prohibition, McDowell, Wildlands Project, EPA, Wealth Redistribution, Green Subsidy, Nero's Cross, and Dirt Worshipers (all tags)

    In the spirit of all the "Bad Apples" discussion happening in the background here on RightMichigan.com, it's time to provide a field report on the Northern Michigan RINO activity of milquetoast Willy & Planned Parenthood Helen, Honorary Co-Chairs of M-LCV, currently promoting renewed Watermelon* propaganda on billboards to aid the Democrat Party in CD-1.

    So, what set the cult of dirt worshiping loons off their organized collectivist rocker?  Sincerity from, Rep. Benishek.

    "I'm not sure how significant global warming is," he said during the debate. "I spent a lot of time in the sciences, and you know, I'm not exactly sure what's happening with the climate."

    The League of Conservation Voters, which gave Benishek low rankings in its annual scorecard, responded by announcing a new billboard campaign targeting Benishek for having his "head in the sand" on global warming.

    Yessirree.  Droughts, shmouts, besides; Debbie can feel it when she's flying! Tolerant Leftist strike again, and damn any substance in discourse.  'Cause dammit! Al Gore's mockumentary said the earth is dying, and that big yellow thing in the sky can be taxed.

    Just another reason that it was a no-brainer for me to vote for Doctor Dan, this year.

    *Green on the outside - commie Red on the inside.

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    A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

    Agenda 21 in Michigan...October 12th, 7 to 10 pm...


    By retvet242, Section News
    Posted on Sun Oct 07, 2012 at 09:39:15 AM EST
    Tags: Agenda 21, property rights (all tags)

    Press Release: For immediate release

    Kalkaska, Michigan

        The Kalkaska Tea Party Patriots will host a presentation by Mr. Tom Dunn, on the topic of United Nations Agenda 21 in Michigan.  105th District State representative Greg MacMaster will also present and explain his bill in the State House to purge Michigan law of U.N. interference through Agenda 21.

        The conference will be held at the Kalkaska Civic Center, located at the County fairgrounds on M-72, from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, October 12th. There is no charge to attend.

        In keeping with our mission objective to inform and educate the voting public on issues affecting our individual liberties and freedoms, the history and implementation of this United Nations doctrine in Federal, State, and local laws and regulations is imperative for the average citizen to be aware of and understand. We urge all property and business owners in the region to attend this important, free seminar.

    Tom Backers
    Chairman,
    Kalkaska Tea Party Patriots

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    Just Ain't Enough Wind


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Fri Sep 14, 2012 at 11:19:32 AM EST
    Tags: Michigan, 25x25, A21, Agenda 21, United Nations, Globalism, Spreading the Misery, Energy, Honey The Lights Wont Come on, Jobs, Coal, Renewables, What About Hydro, Environment, Bad Iniative (all tags)

    Even with the most outspoken Lansing politicos and union bosses flapping their yaps 24/7, Michigan clearly does not have what it takes to be 25x25.

    The wind tunnel effect of prop 2 and 4 puffery by labor leaders smelling the money of forced union membership might  seem to be enough to be filling the sails of prop 3, but alas, no amount of hot air, deep sighs or physical reality matches the required blow to make it happen.  Prop 3 is a non starter from the physics sense alone:

    "That's because almost the entire state of Michigan is "poor" or "marginal" for wind as a resource at 50 meters above ground (see image), according to the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory. The information says Michigan's best wind opportunities at 50 meters, which would be classified as "excellent" and "outstanding," are all located offshore.

    The National Renewable Energy Laboratory says annual wind speeds of about 6.5 meters per second at 80 meters or higher are "generally considered to have a resource suitable for wind development."  "

    But this doesn't matter to 25x25 proponents.

    Its not the point.

    The use of energy and accompanying pollution that must surely be generated by coal fired and natural gas generation must surely be stopped.  Certainly, if we do that, then wind and solar technology by necessity will have to be improved or we all starve, lose our modern conveniences and health maintenance devices. (you know refrigeration, medical apparatus etc..) If only we would understand "necessity is the mother of invention", damn it!

    And in the meantime a little equalization wouldn't hurt the dying planet too.

    Continued below

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    The Heartbreak Of Thomas Edison


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Thu Aug 16, 2012 at 01:22:43 PM EST
    Tags: Electricity, Michigan, 25x25, A21, Agenda 21, United Nations, Globalism, Spreading the Misery, Energy, Honey The Lights Wont Come on, Jobs, Coal, Renewables, What About Hydro, Environment, Bad Iniative (all tags)

    Things are looking brighter in our great lakes state.  Unless, of course, one wants to use a light bulb to make it so.

    A demand for engineers in Michigan:

    "Andrew Watt says he figures the shelf life of an auto engineer looking for a job in Michigan is about three days. Companies that wait longer than that will have to get back in line for the next candidate.

    "If their skills are even on the edges of automotive, they can get a job," said Watt, whose iTalent LLC in Troy finds engineering and information technology workers for companies in nine states. "There's an extreme shortage. There's way more demand than supply."


    This might be true, but if 25x25 is approved by voters, we can kiss Michigan manufacturing goodbye

    Demand, Supply ..  Funny how such things work.

    The long term effect of our emerging technical interaction with each other will continue to create demand for such things as better engineered automobiles, heavy equipment and other manufactured goodies.  But the most important thing that ties it all together is electricity.  Cheap, abundant electricity that will continue to power the goodies, toys, and necessary equipment that keeps us healthy, mobile, and interactive.

    Environmentalists in Michigan, need to mature into the continuing reality of our still relatively industrial state.  Those idealists growing up and believing the world of The Lorax exists around us need to stop believing in the fairy tale promises of such efforts as the United Nations 25x25 plan which will appear on your Michigan ballot in November.

    DR. Seuss is dead.

    And yes, I DID say, the United Nations plan.

    Continued below ~

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    The Peter Principle is Alive and Well in Lansing


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Fri Jun 22, 2012 at 12:58:22 AM EST
    Tags: Snyder, Rodney Stokes, a 'Placemaking' Czar ?, Smart Growth, Agenda 21, NASCO, NAU Corridor, DRIC-NITC, Light Rail boondoggles, Progressives, Michigan, DNR, Pig Forces, SS, Swine, Tyranny, Bakers, Small Farms (all tags)

    Fresh off the State Newswire

    LANSING, Mich. - Gov. Rick Snyder today announced that Rodney Stokes will be the administration's point man on working with cities to help them become more vibrant and inviting by enhancing their existing resources. Stokes, who currently serves as Department of Natural Resources director, will leave that position to join the Executive Office.

    "Michigan's cities are brimming with unique natural and man-made assets that can be cultivated in ways which attract families and visitors, retain talented workers, encourage investment and enhance our overall quality of life," Snyder said. "Rodney has the talent and experience to make that happen. His expertise in the areas of natural resources, outdoor recreation, policy development and civic engagement make him well suited to partner with cities in these efforts. A strong Michigan needs strong cities. Rodney's work will be key to that success and we're fortunate to have a person of his caliber at the forefront of this critical initiative."

    As the governor's special adviser for city placemaking, Stokes will work with cities on projects such as ensuring the availability of quality green space and enhancing recreational opportunities.
    ....

    Snyder emphasized the need for Michigan and its communities to adopt a "placemaking" mindset in his March 2011 Special Message to the Legislature on Local Government Reform. Placemaking recognizes that economic development and community development go hand in hand. It is a multifaceted approach that encourages a fresh look at the potential use of assets such as parks, downtowns, waterfronts, neighborhoods and buildings.

    Rest here

    Yannow, seeing that Rodney did such a fine job with "feral" pigs, I really can't wait to see what dunderhead thing he does next as Gov Snydholm's specially created personal ICLEI Czar.

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    No DRIC/NITC Transparency for 'We The People'?


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Tue Jun 12, 2012 at 02:19:52 PM EST
    Tags: Rick Snyder, Tax Hiker, Anti-Right To Work, Will VETO R-T-W, Transparency, DELE-GATE, MI-GOP, Dashboards, DRIC-NITC, NAFTA Bridge, ChiComs, NITC-DRIC Bridge, Public-Private Partnerships, NGO, Corporacracy, Light Rail boondoggles, Central Planning, Canada, America, Mexico, United Nations, Agenda 21, Follow The Money, TEA movement (all tags)

    It's yet another pretty sad day for the "DELE-GATE" tattered MI-GOP when even a slippery goonion labor propped up turd like Richardville is cut out of the loop by the Governerd.

    via The Detroit News

    Despite a big grin on his face, Gov. Rick Snyder sidestepped questions Tuesday morning about a possible announcement this week on an agreement to build a new bridge to Canada.

    Snyder fielded questions about the New International Trade Crossing after speaking at a transportation summit at the Motor City Casino in Detroit.

    "There's supposed to be announcement on Friday? I hadn't heard that," teased Snyder. "All I will say is that I'm fully committed to building the NITC because of its importance to the economy of Michigan and Canada."

    Rest here

    Bull. Sh!t!  It's more than obvious that this shady Canadian schemed Public Private Partnership, Chicom and NAFTA entwined goonion labor payola boondoggle Bridge deal being foisted upon U.S. taxpayers by the Governerd, Prince William Clay II, and LaHood just has to reek to high heaven.  Frankly, I'm not so sure anymore that if we all ended up with a Gov Bernero instead of the Ann Arbor Nerd, that 'ol Virg would've been as brazen and as slimy in this unnecessary bridge as Ricky Ardesta is.  As much as I hate to say it, even a lame-duck Jenny the now Wartless wasn't this devious and clandestine when pursuing it as the DRIC.

    TEA movement folk, y'all might want to be seriously scouting for a Governerd primary challenger now.

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    It Has To Be Detroit...


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Thu May 10, 2012 at 01:49:08 PM EST
    Tags: Anyone But Stabenow, NObama, MWRO, Looters and Moochers, EPA, Energy, Tyranny, Boehner, Junk Science, Progressives, Public Sector, Goonions, Parasites, Green Subsidy, Taxpayer Hammocks, Wealth Redistribution, Agenda 21, Divide and Bankrupt the Bourgeoisie, MEA, Public Schools = Socialism Indoctrination Centers, University aristocracy, Nero's Cross, Occupy (all tags)

    via Big Government

    The Michigan Welfare Rights Organization (MWRO), headed by Maureen Taylor, has been telling Detroit welfare recipients to occupy foreclosed homes around the city. "You can't imagine," Taylor told WWJ in Detroit, "when we get to work at 9 and 10 in the morning, there are 20 to 30 people in the hallway talking about `I don't have any more money, my rent is due' - three or four months behind - what can I do? And its unreal, because we don't have answers except to say, `here's a list of houses that we have intercepted that have been repossessed by banks, pick one and move in.'" To boot these trespassers out of the homes, banks are forced to take MWRO to court.

    Rest here

    Mmm, Mmm, Mmm... Barack Hussein Obama.

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