| July
31 |
Endangered
minnow stirring up trouble - Farmers threaten lawsuit
over reserved habitat - The Dallas
News
|
| July
31 |
Three
'sovereign citizens' plead guilty in IRS fraud case -
Palm Beach Post
|
| July
31 |
Endangered
fish policy may have cost forest fire fighters' lives
- delays in permission due to ESA rules from nearby
rivers - Fox News
Colorado
Congressman: Endangered Species Act may have led to
deaths - AP
|
| July
31 |
Tax
protesters rally in North Carolina -
Fox News
|
| |
|
| July
30 |
A
dictatorship to follow? Sierra
Times
|
| July
30 |
Ranchers
get their say in cattle battle -
Desert Dispatch
|
| July
30 |
WEA
found guilty, again - EFF
|
| July
30 |
New
endangered species threatens the West
- Sierra Times
|
| |
|
| July
29 |
U.
S. mayors endorse Earth Charter -
eco-logic
|
| July
29 |
Rescue
of rare wildflowers underway - Rocky
Mtn. News
|
| July
29 |
Barring
the people from the land - by
Vin Suprynowincz
|
| July
29 |
Church
sues city over land-use control -
WND
|
| |
|
| July
28 |
Rural
Cleansing - commentary from Wall Street Journal
|
| July
28 |
Energy
company's earning soar - AP
|
| July
28 |
A
snapshot of "Sustainability Development"
from the UN perspective - Joan Veon
Other excellent
articles on the subject
Sustainable
Development 1
Sustainable
Development 2
"Sustainability" is a
buzzword for stealing away the inalienable rights of
citizens. We suggest you take time to study it
carefully.
|
| July
28 |
Clallam
County final roster of candidates, 2001
|
| July
28 |
Rural
county and farmers sue federal government over water
rights
|
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| July
27 |
Happenings
in Klamath: Stories from Herald & News
Speech
by police officer draws criticism; U.S. Park police
may delay leaving as a result
Klamath
Irrigation District rushes to ready system, but may be
a week before water gets there
Farmers
begin to receive some water from Tulelake Irrigation
system
"Uncle
Sam" hands out pink slips to federal workers
|
| July
27 |
BLM
wins round over water fight in Nevada - LVRJ
|
| July
27 |
Farm
bill to place emphasis on farmers going 'green' -get
billions to 'conserve' not 'plant' - Scripps
|
| July
27 |
Conservation
and Reinvestment Act (CARA) passes committee - will go
to the House for a vote -
Anchorage Daily News
|
| July
27 |
West
Nile virus, spread by mosquitoes and potentially
deadly, is spreading across eastern U.S. -
Bloomberg News
|
| July
27 |
New
Jersey: Sucker fish die by the hundreds -
NJ Herald
|
| July
27 |
Revised
UN-free ordinances passes in Utah town Spectrum
LaVerkin
City Council Preserves Constitutional Rights in
Revised U.N. Free-Zone Ordinance
- Sierra Times
|
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|
| July
25 |
Clallam
County: County commissioners circumvent rights
of the people - send initiative to the courts rather
than to the ballot box -
Citizen Review Online
Other
paper's accounts:
County
to fight Critical Areas Code petition - Sequim
Gazette
Clallam County Critical Areas Code repeal headed for court -
PDN
Commissioners' actions call for recall, declares local doctor -
KONP Radio
|
| July
25 |
State
law allowed commissioners to waive land-use
regulations - Skagit Valley
Herald
|
| July
25 |
Ranchers
fight BLM over grazing land affecting desert tortoises
-
Sacramento Bee
|
| July
25 |
In Virginia: Deputies
reign in crowd opposed to restrictive planning -
Washington Post
Related
Story: Farming
frames the debate for "smart growth" but
obscures the real issue -
Washington Post
|
| July
25 |
For
Klamath farmers, too little, too late -
Siskiyou Daily
|
| July
25 |
Courts
are reigning in on eminent domain abuses where
cities have tried to take property -
NCPA
|
| July
25 |
Environmental
group endorses final grasslands plan - AP
|
| July
25 |
Utah
town tell U.N. to stay away -
Yahoo News
Read
LaVerkin, Utah's ordinance here
|
| July
25 |
Heston
attacks British gun laws - BBC
News
|
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|
| July
24 |
Klamath:
Interior Secretary Norton to open headgates
- Sierra Times
WATER! Norton
grants relief to farmers -
Herald and News
Related
story: ESA
change not likely to come soon - Herald
and News
|
| July
24 |
Klamath:
County and federal governments battle over
jurisdiction - Sierra Times
|
| |
|
| July
23 |
CARA
vote set for Wednesday - a land grab bill that keeps
coming back - ALRA
|
| July
23 |
Klamath
sheriff demands that feds leave the area -
Sierra Times
|
| July
23 |
Clallam
County voters may decide Critical Areas rules on
ballot (with comment) - PDN
|
| July
23 |
Nevada:
Another 'endangered species': Coyote Spring Valley:
Plans might 'threaten' river - LVRJ
|
| July
23 |
Land
trust names Skagit River as most crucial for saving
salmon - King 5
|
| July
23 |
Skykomish
land may receive federal protection - King
5
|
| July
23 |
Environmental
groups sue over river revitalization project -
King 5
|
| July
23 |
County
council lifts ban on church construction - sets rules -
King 5
|
| |
|
| July
21 |
The count is in:
Citizens' critical areas code repeal initiative is headed for
the ballot - Citizen Review Online
|
| July
21 |
The
Stand at Klamath Falls - An eyewitness report
(with photos) -
Sierra Times
The
Klamath Basin Cavalry Rides -a moving experience -
Klamathbasincrisis.org
|
| July
21 |
Oklahoma
farmers to fight minnow-protecting feds -
Fox News
|
| July
21 |
Utah
town holds open forum to discuss becoming a UN-free
zone - water issues and population control are
dictates of the world body, say citizens - Spectrum
|
| July
21 |
IRS
agrees to meet publicly to answer charges about U.S.
tax laws - Schulz fast ends -
Sierra Times
Tax
activist ends hunger strike - IRS will comply with
request - WND
|
| July
21 |
Colorado:
Ranchers fear water cutoff by feds
- Denver Post
|
| July
21 |
Purging
bureaucrats: commentary from Elko Free Press
- LVRJ
While former Interior Secretary
Bruce Babbitt and Forest Service chief Mike Dombeck
are long gone, other federal bureaucrats are having a
field day continuing Clinton policies of only giving
environmentalists what they want and ignoring local
input on how federal lands should be managed...
|
| July
21 |
UN
still wants to restrict individual gun ownership - Christian
Science Monitor
|
| |
|
| July
19 |
Klamath:
Farmers ready excavator: plan a bigger canal bypass -
Herald and News
Protesters
at the A Canal headgates brought in a large orange
excavator Tuesday afternoon and said today that they
planned to install a 36-inch underground pipe to carry
water around the headgates....
|
| July
19 |
Freedom
21 Conference Report -
Eco-logic
Freedom
21 Report: Sovereignty issues high on agenda -
Diane Alden for Newsmax
|
| July
19 |
Taxing
away freedom - the U.N.'s plans to tax globally -
by Paul Craig Roberts for Newsmax
|
| July
19 |
Waterfowl
being sacrificed to 'save suckerfish' in Klamath, says
Wildlife Refuge 'biologist' -
Siskiyou Daily News
Preparing
the way for mass action in Klamath Basin -
by James Buchal
|
| July
19 |
The
Great Salmon Hoax - by James Buchal
|
| July
19 |
Victory
for Free Speech - Congress
Action
|
| July
19 |
Utah
town residents tangle over gun ordinance -
Salt Lake Tribune
|
| July
19 |
Supreme
Court strikes a blow for property rights
- ecologic
|
| |
|
| July
18 |
Face
scan precedent developing - Florida has cameras in
place surveilling passersby looking for 'criminals'
- St.
Petersburg Times, Florida
|
| July
18 |
Day
17: Congress backs Schulz's demand for IRS answers -
The We the People Organization
|
| July
18 |
New
Mexico: So-called
'open house' doesn't offer citizen input, says wolf
opponents - TorC
Herald Online
|
| July
18 |
New
'green' policy for World Bank -
BBC
|
| July
18 |
Wyoming:
'Earth
First!" occupies BLM office -
AP
|
| |
|
| July
17 |
Klamath
sheriff speaks out against federal behavior -
Sierra Times
|
| July
17 |
Chinook
salmon confiscated after alleged poaching - Skagit
Valley Herald
|
| July
17 |
County asks feds to shrink national monument size
drastically
- Olympian
|
| July
17 |
EPA will delay guidelines on water pollution
- Olympian
|
| July
17 |
Port
Angeles, WA: Water gets "clean" bill of
health on water, report says -
PDN
|
| |
|
| July
16 |
Oregon farmers defy federal order; begin draining
water for crops - AP/WND
Klamath:
Gates open, then shut -
Herald and News
Check
out Klamath Basin Crisis.org for ongoing details
|
| July
16 |
Surveillance cameras incite protest
- NY Times
|
| |
|
| July
13 |
Klamath: Farmers
set up vigil at headgates -
Herald and News
Klamath county commissioners seek local water control
- want feds out -
Herald and News
Sacramento,
CA: Klamath Basin resolution killed by State Senate -
Siskiyou Daily News |
| July
13 |
Citizen's protest defeat Tennessee Income Tax proposal
- Sierra Times
Protesters
Storm Tennessee Capitol Over Income Tax Plan
- Fox News
|
| July
13 |
Olympic Peninsula: Burning ban in effect
- PDN
|
| July
13 |
Prison population grows - some stats
|
| |
|
| July
12 |
Avalance
of signatures puts repeal of CAC on the ballot - Lois
Krafsky-Perry for
Citizen Review Online
Critical
Areas Code debate re-ignited
An attempt to throw out the critical areas
ordinance has reopened the debate between property
rights and environmental groups over the need for such
a law. - Sequim
Gazette
Critical
County Areas -
editorial by the Sequim Gazette |
| July
12 |
"We're
going to fight to take the water back," say
Klamath Falls residents who plan to sue the federal
government over water shutoff: City to fund $100,000
toward legal fees - AP/Sierra Times |
| July
12 |
WA
State Dept. of Ecology: Toward "Sustainability"
(their site)
Sustainable
Communities: A look at a model - Santa Cruz, CA -Sovereignty
Intl |
| July
12 |
Let
it sprawl -
by Henry Lamb |
| July
12 |
No
new energy here: Senate votes to preclude drilling for
oil, natural gas in national monuments - MSNBC |
| July
12 |
Justice
Department reverses Gun Rights position-AP |
| July
12 |
UN
report claims earth is heating up
- The Scotsman, UK
Skeptics
rebut global warming premise - London
Daily Telegraph |
| |
|
| July
11 |
U.S.
fires first shot at U.N.'s gun control plan -
News Max Global
gun controllers target U.S. -
WND The
Great U.N. Gun Grab,
by Hal Lindsay for WND WA
State: Protests galore at Puyallup gun show
- Seattle Times |
| July
11 |
Pro-farm
rally set for Klamath - Herald
and News |
| July
11 |
Seattle,
WA: King County council ends ban on new churches,
schools in rural areas, for now - Seattle
P-I |
| July
11 |
Ruling
puts Oregon's initiative process to the test -
The Oregonian |
| July
11 |
Libertarians
win ballot access in Oregon - WND |
| July
11 |
Olympia,
WA: State representative opposes budget: says state is
spending too much |
| July
11 |
Repeal
Code and replace with more friendly guidelines, says
repeal initiative signature gatherer - letter |
| |
|
| July
10 |
Avalance
of signatures puts repeal of CAC on the ballot - Lois
Krafsky-Perry |
| July
10 |
Critical
Areas Code Repeal Initiative to go on the ballot
- local papers report |
| July
10 |
Congress
returns: Counties on the hot seat - Urge county
commissioners to reject CARA - ALRA |
| |
|
| July
9 |
Okanogan
citizen's group issues resolution to National Marine
Fisheries - "Let Them Spawn"
- NMFS
claims "pre-civilization" conditions
necessary to 'meet biological needs of the fish' -
from Okanogan County Citizen's Coalition |
| July
9 |
"Save
our land: Stop buffers" say citizens at rally
- Asheville Tribune
Citizens
message to Raleigh: "It's
our property, so leave it alone"-Asheville
Tribune
|
| July
9 |
Both
sides harden in Oregon water debate -
Seattle Times
"Water
Gate" is fight for survival: could be signal for
water wars in the West, says California legislator -
Siskiyou Daily News |
| July
9 |
Rural
cleansing by Endangered Species
by Ted Miller |
| July
9 |
America:
Republic or Democracy - the difference that it makes
|
| |
|
| July
8 |
Clallam
County: Initiative to Repeal the Critical Areas Code
gains sufficient signatures to go on the ballot; next
step - to auditor for signature validations |
| July
8 |
Eyman
assured of November vote on property tax limit -
AP |
| July
8 |
Deja
vu on Hood Canal closure - by
Martha Ireland |
| July
8 |
Interpretation
and enforcement of Critical Areas Code creates a
burden on the people -
commentary by John Kaufmann |
| July
8 |
Barring
the People from the Land - by Vin
Suprynowicz |
| July
8 |
The
forced relocation of rural peoples in America? by
J. Zane Walley for Sierra Times |
| July
8 |
Family
values or property values? Lawyers says
"land grab" was spark for Idaho standoff
- ABC News |
| July
8 |
Restaurant
told to cut down palm trees worth $15,000 because they
don't comply with city planner's approved plan
- Star Tribune |
| |
|
| July
7 |
"You
did it!" Eyman declares - I-747 campaign submits
sufficient signatures to go on ballot |
| July
7 |
Klamath:
A canal break-in is unprecedented in Bureau of
Reclamation history - Herald and News
Klamath
Falls, Oregon: Attorney calls for local civil
disobedience - Herald and News |
| July
7 |
Whoever
controls the food production and water usage will
control the people, declares Franklin at Orick, CA
rally - Sierra Times |
| July
7 |
Florida:
Another land grab - HP Williams State Park -
Sierra Times |
| July
7 |
One
of Clinton's "midnight" regulations makes
U.S. banks tax collectors for the world
- Insight Magazine |
| July
7 |
Saving
the sagebrush: The Nature Conservancy spring a radical
idea in eastern Washington -
Seattle Times |
| July
7 |
U.N.
is alarmed by protests from U.S. gun owners - SLC
Tribune |
| July
7 |
Colorado
to "map" faces of drivers - Citizens
worry it could eventually monitor comings and goings
of ordinary people - Denver
Post |
| July
7 |
Land
Use in the United States - American
Farm Bureau Chart |
| |
|
| July
6 |
Bureau
of Reclamation considers calling in Federal Marshalls over Klamath
water fight - AP |
| July
6 |
Utah:
LaVerkin is first U.N.-free zone in the nation
- The Spectrum |
| July
6 |
Gorbachev's
"Green Cross International" works to manage
and control water on a worldwide basis See
also "Global Green USA" - Green Cross USA
Affiliate Green
Cross USA fosters a "global value shift"
toward the environment" - issues Ted
Turner and others the 6th Annual Green Cross
Millennium awards |
| July
6 |
Conservation
easements: A program designed by the UN's
International Union for the Conservation of Nature -
commentary by Sharon Shumate |
| |
| July
5 |
Skykomish
land may receive federal protection: First to be
placed into wilderness in Washington state since '80s,
additing another 100,000 acres to the 4 million acres
already designated wilderness - King
5.com |
| July
5 |
DOE
may purchase water rights from owners on Dungness and
Elwha Rivers - KONP Radio |
| July
5 |
Klamath
Basin Headgates Re-Opened During Peaceful Rally |
| |
|
| July
4 |
A
blow for liberty at the Klamath Project by James
Buchal
Feds
turn off water at Klamath Valley after 'someone'
turned it on - Herald and News |
| July
4 |
|
| July
4 |
|
| July
4 |
Read
about the U.N. Commission on Sustainable Development -
discuss ways of controlling local communities,
including fewer automobiles
|
| July
4 |
|
| July
4 |
Land
Trusts: a 'special' means for 'conserving' land - Spokesman
Review commentary Land
Trusts: An effective way of removing land from use by
private owners |
| |
|
| July
3 |
Letter
to the Editor: Repeal Critical Areas Code - Toni
Lyckman |
| July
3 |
Eco-theology
for kids - Paul Sperry, WND |
| July
3 |
Rolling
blackouts hit southern Nevada - AP |
| July
3 |
Anacortes,
WA: D.O.E. issues more fines to Twin Bridges -
Anacortes Online |
| |
|
| July
2 |
Federal
farm bill pays farmers to turn "farmland"
into "wildlands" -
Spokesman Review Farmers
in Washington and Idaho most active in setting aside
land for 'protection' - Spokesman
Review |
| July
2 |
Small
Landowner Forum to be held in Forks, WA -
Government agencies and land trust will offer
information about "saving" and
"protecting" land and buffers |
| July
2 |
Buffer
zones becoming battle zones -
Asheville Tribune A
letter to the public concerning the Buffer Zone War -
Leonard Hensley North
Carolinans are fighting buffer zones - Click here for
more information |
| July
2 |
Fear-based
tactics used in public schools, by environmentalists,
finds Stossel in new ABC report, not backed by fact -
WND |
| July
2 |
Klamath
Valley: Who turned on the water? -
Sierra Times |
| July
2 |
Clallam
County, WA - State to help small farmers - if they're
'sustainable' - PDN |
| July
2 |
Pearl
Harbor the movie, versus Pearl Harbor the fact -
WND |
| July
2 |
Unbeknownst
to passersby, surveillance cameras watch their every
move and use biometrics to run their face thru the
"wanted" list - St.
Petersburg Times High-tech
security on Tamps Streets: It may be "too
much" say some business owners -
AP |
| July
2 |
Coos
County, Oregon considers mandate for every home to own
a firearm for self-protection - AP |
| July
2 |
Landowners
fight back against "rails to trails" program |
| |
|
| July
1 |
New
Internet Treaty readied - by
Henry Lamb, WND |
| July
1 |
Government
property seizures out of control - Newsmax |
| July
1 |
CARA:
Living in the Soviet Union of America
- from eco-logic |
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