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Governor Snyder's NITC Bridge and Public-Private Partnerships

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Mon Aug 08, 2011 at 06:34:04 PM EST
Tags: Governor Snyder, NITC-DRIC Bridge, Public-Private Partnerships, NGO, Corporacracy, Central Planning, Canada, America, Mexico, United Nations, Agenda 21, Follow The Money (all tags)

Well, Governor Snyder is pushing forward his Big Government Bridge agenda and throwing our coerced tax dollars to the Moocher Class.

Gov. Rick Snyder pledged Tuesday that a new government-sponsored bridge to Canada would include multiple benefits for the residents of the hard-hit Delray district in southwest Detroit.
Marked by poverty, dumped trash, numerous vacant lots and boarded-up buildings, Delray is the district where the Snyder-backed New International Trade Crossing bridge would land on the Detroit side. Community leaders led by Rep. Rashida Tlaib, a Democrat who represents the district in Lansing, accompanied Snyder Tuesday afternoon on a bus tour of Delray and lobbied him for a community-benefits agreement as part of the NITC project.
Snyder promised that there would be such a benefits package, although there were no specifics about what it might include.

This Public-Private Bridge [Sec. 3 (e), (l)] agenda is getting beyond disgusting. Do folks really understand what Governor Snyder is getting America and Michigan involved in?

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