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Constitutional No Trespassing Sign

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You can purchase a set of Constitutional No Trespassing Signs for $30 here.  Log Home Builders Association came up with this idea and we want to support them for this valuable service.  www.nonaiswa.org is for informational purposes only, we sell no products.

 

 

 

NO TRESPASSING

INCLUDING ALL PUBLIC OFFICIALS
OR AGENTS THEREOF:

This is to put you on notice that the Owner or Tenant of this property requires that all Public Officials abide by the provisions of the Supreme Law of the Land

THE CONSTITUTION

of the

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Bill of Rights

Amendment Two:“the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed”

Amendment Four:“the right of the people to be secure in their person, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated:

ANY OFFICER OF PERSON WITHOUT CONSENT OF THE OWNER OR TENANT WHO ATTEMPTS TO ENTER THIS PROPERTY WITHOUT A PROPER WARRANT AS DESCRIBED BELOW WILL BE TREATED AS ANY OTHER INTRUDER WOULD ATTEMPTING TO TRESPASS, EXTORT, INJURE, OPPRESS, THREATEN, INTIMIDATE, OR IN ANY OTHER WAY JEOPARDIZE THE RIGHTS OF THE OWNERS OR TENANTS OF THIS PROPERTY

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL THEREFORE REFUSE TO PERMIT ANY SEARCH, AUDIT ASSESSMENT, OR INSPECTION WHATSOEVER OF THIS PROPERTY WITHOUT THE PRESENTATION OF A PROPER WARRANT DULY SIGNED AS DESCRIBED BY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IV

“AND NO WARRANT SHALL ISSUE BUT UPON PROBABLE CAUSE SUPPORTED BY OATH OR AFFIRMATION AND PARTICULARLY DESCRIBING THE PLACE TO BE SEARCHED AND THE PERSON OR THINGS TO BE SEIZED”

VIOLATORS MAY NOT BE FINED MORE THAN $10,000 OR IMPRISONED NOT MORE THAN TEN YEARS OR BOTH USC TITLE 18 SEC 241 & 242

SIGNED___________________________________________

Dated:_________________________

 

 

 

 

WARNING! Private Property

Persons entering this property must hold contract or license with the owner granting ingress with indemnity and carry on-person proper identification to verify such contract or license.

 

NO TRESPASSING

 

You are hereby notified that the owner of this property requires all public officials, agents, or person(s) to abide by the “supreme law of the land”. The Constitution for the Untied States of America and ratified Amendments thereto.

 

Owner will refuse to permit and hereby refuses to permit any access, search, audit, assessment, or inspection whatsoever without the presentation of a warrant prepared as prescribed by Constitutional Amendment IV and XVI and ‘particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized.” Alleged zoning or code non-compliance do not establish Constitutional reasons for entering this property. Violators will be trespassers will be treated as intruders.

 

VIOLATORS TAKE NOTICE

 

Any official, agent, or person(s) entering this property without the consent or the owner without proper warrant as described above, will be treated as an invasive species and disease vector.

As an intruder attempting to trespass, extort, injure, threaten, harass, intimidate or otherwise jeopardize the rights of the life of the Owner of this property.

 

Violators will be fined according to the amount allowed by law.


 

NO TRESPASSING!

 

THE CONSTITUTION


of the

 

State of Washington

SECTION 3 PERSONAL RIGHTS. No person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.

 

ARTICLE 1, SECTION 7- 9A.52.080: Criminal trespass in the second degree

SECTION 7 INVASION OF PRIVATE AFFAIRS OR HOME PROHIBITED. No person shall be disturbed in his private affairs, or his home invaded, without authority of law.

 

SECTION 13 HABEAS CORPUS. The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended, unless in case of rebellion or invasion the public safety requires it.

SECTION 14 EXCESSIVE BAIL, FINES AND PUNISHMENTS. Excessive bail shall not be required, excessive fines imposed, nor cruel punishment inflicted.


 

WA and MT in Mandatory NAIS Fire Fight

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Hat Tip:  Gisela

Y’all know about Washington but did you know about Montana?

Montana will decide today if she will go Voluntary (our preference) or Mandatory.  Sounds like an old Clairol Hair Color commercial <how sad>.

Jack Owen of R-Calf testified before ther Montana House Agriculture Committee in SUPPORT for HB 592 which is similar to our Washington HB 2086 and the South Dakota Voluntary NAIS legislation. Continue reading →

Big Federal >>Squeeze<< to Kill Voluntary NAIS in WA

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The >>>federal squeeze<<< is on to kill Voluntary NAIS in Washington State.  Agency heavy hitters and their government PAID contractors are busy this morning.  The Department of Ecology, the USDA and APHIS, FDA, and the Performance Systems International located in (you guessed it) Washington DC all are burning the phone and computer lines attempting to deceive your Washington Legislator’s into a Mandatory NAIS.

Your voice is more important than ever to support your local farmer and rancher bring your family local, delicious and nutritious, quality food products.

Please support Voluntary NAIS in Washington State, HB 2086 and SB 5956.

How do I support Voluntary NAIS?

Click here

When agriculture is free from unaccountable agency regulation we can bring you our very best.  Thank you for taking time to support your local farmer and rancher by supporting voluntary NAIS.

The Clock is Ticking: Save Washington Food from NAIS!

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The clock is ticking in Washington and we have 48 hours left of farming freedom.  With 3 easy emails or phone calls (your choice) you can do your part to ensure that the National Animal Identification System, NAIS, remains voluntary in Washington State.  Why is Voluntary NAIS critical to Washington agriculture?

  • Mandatory NAIS transforms your real property into a government-controlled premises.  A government defined ‘Premises’ will not ensure that the food on your dinner plate is safe.  If you sign up for Premises Registration you are allowing someone to tell you what you can or can’t do on your own property, and you will get to pay for that privilege.
  • Mandatory NAIS electronic identification will not ensure the food you buy will be safe.  In fact, scientific-evidence, shows a direct link between electronic identification and cancer!  Ewwww, do you want cancer cells for dinner?
  • Mandatory NAIS surveillance, tracing, tracking will not ensure the food you eat is safe.  It is true government officials will know where outbreaks occur (psst…they already know through Google).  When agriculture officials conduct unaccountable surveillance and tracking the result is that your small local farmers, the ones growing healthy food, are driven out of business due to over regulation by a stack of alphabet agencies. Suspect animals are not tested, but are inhumanely slaughtered, whether they are sick or not!  This drives up the cost for your local food products.

One 4-ounce hamburger purchased at your local grocery store has come from as many as 1485 locations, most are out of the country.  Ask your Legislator how Mandatory NAIS will make this one 4-ounce hamburger safe?  COOL to the rescue?  How are they going to fit all those locations on the label?  And do you really have time to read  all the locations?  Please do your part today by supporting Voluntary NAIS and help to restore the USDA and WSDA stamp of approval to their historically renowned quality, really making your hamburger or food of choice safe.

One last thought before you spring into action to save our food!  Under public disclosure it was revealed that truckloads of diseased and undocumented cattle are flooding across the border headed straight for your dinner-plate.  Vegan?  Washingtonians have the same problem with your fruits and vegetables crop supply.

Why should you be forced to give up quality local food products while multi-national companies, in the food business solely for profit, make the big bucks while you and your family are subjected to an inferior and contaminated food supply?  True Homeland Security is access to fresh and local food products with farmers and ranchers who are free to do what they do best, bringing you quality local food.

Be a 10 Minute Citizen to Save our Food Supply:

Call or email:

1.  WA Senate Chairman Hatfield

Phone:  360-786-7636

Email: hatfield.brian@leg.wa.gov

2.  WA House Chairman Blake

Phone:  360-786-7870

Email:  blake.brian@leg.wa.gov

3.  Speaker of the House: Representative Chopp

Phone:  360-786-7920

Email:  chopp.frank@leg.wa.gov

What to say:

“Thank you for supporting HB 2086 and SB 5956.  I appreciate your concern to preserving local agriculture and quality & local food I count on for my family.

Please Exec these valuable bills out of committee today or tomorrow, and move them forward in the Legislative process.

Thank you for your interest and time protecting my local farmer and food.”

Public Request to Exec Out HB 2086 & SB 5956

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Dear Agricultural Chairmen and Committee Members,

I want to thank you for your voluntary participation in the hearing of the proposed bills, Voluntary Participation in the National Animal Identification System (known as NAIS), and presented to you in the forms of HB 2086 and SB 5956 yesterday afternoon, 2/17/2009, at 1:30 PM PT in both the Senate and House Agricultural Committees. The issue of the National Animal Identification System is not new to you because it began implementation 6 years ago, costing Washingtonians thousands of dollars for a redundant system wanting to supplant programs that had already achieved success years ago.

For you who are members of the Agricultural Committees, two things were emphasized in yesterday’s hearings:

* Protecting the health of people and animals in Washington State

* Maintaining economic viability in a global economy

Unfortunately, it is my understanding that Dr. Eldridge and Mary Beth Lang provided these Agricultural Committees with some mis-information. Please allow me to clarify, and I apologize beforehand for a slightly technical document.

* Currently the WSDA and Dr. Eldridge already have all the power, funding, resources, and guidelines needed to deal with any agricultural related emergency. The following are the resources Dr. Eldridge has at his disposal: Continue reading →

HB 2086 Voluntary Participation in NAIS Scheduled Tuesday Afternoon

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A public hearing before the House Agricultural Committee  will be hearing HB 2086 this Tuesday, February 17t, 2009 afternoon at 1:30pm in the O Brien Building, Hearing Room B.

For those who cannot make it I will post email information on Monday.  I am away for two day.

Please prepare your Memorandums of SUPPORT a copy of which is posted and more detailed ones can be found on the left sidebar of the website.

This is our year to make our voice heard as the clock ticks towards mandatory NAIS.

Thank you everyone for your time and support.

From the trenches..

SB 5956 Voluntary NAIS Hearing Scheduled Tuesday

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Washingtonian’s please prepare your Memorandum of SUPPORT found on the left sidebar on the site.  If you are interested in testifying please leave a comment on this post and I will contact you to make preparations.  We need to be educated, professional and give the utmost respect to the Agricultural Committee members as they have been very gracious and extended an attentive ear to the mandatory NAIS situation bearing down on us.

SHR 3
J.A. Cherberg Building February 17, 2009
TUESDAY 1:30 p.m.

Work Session: Milk pricing.

Public Hearing: SB 5956 – Regarding voluntary participation in a state or national animal identification system. (Schoesler)

Possible executive session on bills heard in committee. Other business.

HB 2086 Voluntary Participation in the National Animal Identification System

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H-1635.2
HOUSE BILL 2086

State of Washington 61st Legislature 2009 Regular Session

By Representatives Short, Dunshee, Kretz, Williams, Morris, Shea,Blake, Ormsby, Smith, Roach, and Pearson
1 AN ACT Relating to voluntary participation in a state or national 2 animal identification system; and adding a new section to chapter 16.57 3 RCW.

4 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON:

5 NEW SECTION. Sec. 1. A new section is added to chapter 16.57 RCW 6 to read as follows: 7 (1) Voluntary participation in any state or national animal 8 identification system must be obtained with informed written consent. 9 (2) No officer, agency, or instrumentality of the state, in

10 conjunction with the implementation of any state or national animal 11 identification system, may: 12 (a) Mandate, coerce, use exclusionary tactics, support, or 13 otherwise force participation in a state or national animal 14 identification system; 15 (b) Register real property, assign real property identification 16 numbers, or otherwise enroll any person in a state or national animal 17 identification system without the person’s prior knowledge and written 18 consent;

p.1 HB2086

1 (c) Withhold, from any person, indemnity based on the person’s 2 status of participation in a state or national animal identification 3 system; or 4 (d) Deny, revoke, or limit services, certificates, licenses, 5 permits, grants, or other benefits or incentives to any person based on 6 the person’s status of participation in a state or national animal 7 identification system. 8 (3) Nothing in this section prohibits:

9 (a) The state from establishing or participating in disease control

10 programs specifically designed to address a specific disease in a 11 specific species of livestock;

12 (b) Private agricultural industry organizations from establishing 13 any source verification program; or

14 (c) Any person from voluntarily participating in a state or 15 national animal identification system. 16

(4) For the purposes of this section, “voluntary” means acting or 17 done without compulsion or obligation.

—END –¬
HB2086 p.2

Washington State NoNAIS Proposed Legislation *In Play* Senate and House

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Thanks to each one of you NoNAIS bills were dropped on Friday afternoon in Washington
State in both the House and the Senate.  There are clean bills with lots or support, and
lots of the usual money/agri-business opposition.  We thank each Senator and Representative took time to support NoNAISWA during this 2009 session.

This is not HB 1151 but a *new* NoNAIS bill.  The two NoNAIS bills, House and Senate, have NEW
sponsors and supporters.

Two folks helped me on the ground at the Capital.   These two folks have worked very hard and I
respect each of their individual expertise.

The proposed legislation’s are:

HB 2086 Primed by Representative Short and co-sponsored by Representative Dunshee.


As of this morning 9 other signatories are on the sheet and it has until this
afternoon to gain even more momentum.

SB 5956 Primed by Senator Schoesler and Co-sponsored by Senator Shin , with 1 other signatory (due to time constraints).

The House Ag Chair signed onto the House bill and with the possibility of the Senate Ag Chair, Senator Hatfield signing on.

Both bills are *in play*.


They will be read and assigned to committee tomorrow, Tuesday February 10, 2009.

I will keep folks posted on the www.nonaiswa.org website.  There is allot to be done
so I may or may not have time to send out emails.

This afternoon I will post more specific information on what you can do in 10 minutes to help NoNAIS.

If you have not contacted your Representatives and Senator about these bills please do so at this
time.  You may want to begin your Memorandum of SUPPORT.  A template is on the www.nonaiswa.org site in the left-sidebar.  A gentle reminder:  always be courteous and respectful with your Legislators’.  They are very busy this session.  When you contact your Legislator please be clear, concise, and brief.

May we find favor in the eyes of the Lord.

Each of you has contributed in your own way.  This is a joint effort and I personally thank each one of you.

May we see the NoNAIS harvest this year in Washington State.

From the trenches.

Washingtonians Call for NoNAIS

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Washingtonians please call your Representatives and Senators and update them on the federal mandatory NAIS.  Washingtonians are on the hill to draft proposed legislation that will at long last consumers, property owners, animal owners and parties interested in privacy some protection from the National Animal Identification System (NAIS).

I will keep you posted as events unfold.

From the trenches…..