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September 5, 2010

Vol. 10, No.
247

PROTECTION RACKET - WITHDRAW FROM THE UN AND SCRAP
CARA!

By William Jud

The United Nations International Union for the Conservation
of Nature, IUCN, has declared itself Protector of Missouri's
State Parks and Mark Twain National Forest. You'll find this
information on a UN website - - click on Protected Areas
Database and select an area (or run a search on United Nations
Protected Areas.) There are 129 pages listing United Nations
"protected areas" throughout the United States, and many more
areas worldwide.

The 1997 United Nations List of Protected Areas in Missouri
includes Mark Twain National Forest, Ozark Scenic Rivers,
Wilson's Creek, Pickle Springs, Taberville Prairie, Clarence
Cannon National Wildlife Refuge, Mingo National Wildlife
Refuge, Squaw Creek, Swan Lake, Big Spring, Cash Swamp, Powder
Mill Cave and Spring Branch, Bennett State Park, Big Oak Tree,
Big Sugar Creek, Cuivre River, Babler, Baker, Ha Ha Tonka,
Johnson Shut-Ins, Lake of the Ozarks, Meramec, Pershing,
Prairie, Roaring River, Sam A Baker, St. Francois, Taum Sauk
Mountain, Trail of Tears, Mingo Wilderness, Bell Mountain,
Devil's Backbone, Hercules Glade, Irish, Paddy Creek, and
Rockpile Mountain.

The UN website lists IUCN protection intensity ratings from
Category 1a, "Strict Nature Reserve: protected area managed
mainly for science," to Category 6, "Managed Resource
Protected Area: protected area managed mainly for the
sustainable use of natural ecosystems." Mark Twain National
Forest's IUCN Category 6 rating generously allows some local
folks some use of the forest some of the time as long as we
obey IUCN environmental orders. Category 3, "Natural Monuments
managed mainly for conservation of specific natural features."
lists Ozark Scenic Riverways, Big Oak Tree State Park, and
Onondaga Cave. Category 1a (Nature Reserve) or 1b (Wilderness)
lists Ha Ha Tonka, Hawn, Johnson Shut Ins, Prairie, Sam A
Baker, Roaring River. St. Francois, Taum Sauk Mountain, Mingo,
Bell Mountain, Devil's Backbone, Hercules Glade, Irish, Paddy
Creek, Piney

United Nations and member organizations such as IUCN and
mainstream environmental groups operate incrementally. They
know they could provoke armed uprising in America and
immediate American withdrawal from the UN if their Socialist
programs were instituted all at once. So they tighten the
noose little by little. To date it has made no practical
difference that Missouri's State Parks, National Forest,
Wildlife Refuges and similar lands are on the IUCN list. That
will change next year.

IUCN regulates Protected Areas through our government
agencies. In 2002 the UN will meet in Durban, South Africa, to
really tighten the screws on us. Remember, regulation is
required under international treaty, the highest law in the
land, which has nullified and abrogated much of our
Constitution. Eventually all parks, wildlife areas and forests
will be "protected" FROM humans, not FOR humans, and off
limits to camping, hiking, resources production, hunting,
fishing and all other human use. Private land is next.

Expanding "protection" over American land now depends
heavily on passage of HR 701, the Conservation And
Reinvestment Act, CARA, better known by its function, the
rural Condemnation And Relocation Act. CARA passed the House
Resources Committee in July and may go before the full House
of Representatives for vote in September. CARA provides
government Condemnation Authority and $45 Billion over 15
years, mainly for forced sale of rural private land to
government agencies and relocating country folks to big
cities. A 5 August 2001 New York Times article by Frank Bruni
notes: "He (President Bush) is also going to do an awful lot
on the environment, Mr. Card said, although he did not specify
what that would be." President Bush recently approved $900
Million for the Land and Water Conservation Fund, much of
which is for government purchase of privately owned rural
land, and Bush is expected to sign if CARA passes Congress.
That would, indeed, be "awful."

We are being incrementalized out of our freedom, our land,
our livelihood, our culture, our rights, and our Constitution.
To stop this Socialist conquest of America we need massive
popular uprising demanding that our President and elected
officials scrap CARA immediately and permanently, that America
withdraw immediately from the United Nations and from every UN
treaty, that all government agencies permanently withdraw from
United Nations programs, and that our federal government
operate strictly and only according to what is authorized by
our US Constitution.

Folks, we're close to losing it.

William Jud writes from Missouri and is regular
columnist for Ether Zone.
Published in the August 20, 2001
issue of Ether Zone.
Copyright (c) 2001 Ether Zone
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