Dr. Roger Mahr, DVM, CEO, One Health Commission
This is from one trusted profession, veterinarians, who are transforming our world into green global slavery.
The following is the new and improved Veterinary Oath. Notice the global emphasis:
This is one of a handful of the most disturbing power points that I have ever seen in the many years I have waded through government documents exposing the corruption and evil embedded within. I will include my commentary with each slide. For the entire Power-Point click on the link below.
From the trenches,
Celeste Bishop
Dr. Corrie Brown, DVM, PhD, DACVP, University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine
When the final push towards global governance began, with hushed tones, code word was, “The train has left the station.” The year 2010 will be known as the year that the “global food express has left the station.”  Your groceries will now be going to the world.
As the world harmonizes and turns to globalization it will become socially unacceptable to believe in the historic reality of a sovereign nation. Why to believe in sovereignty is taking a giant leap back in time when people believed the world was flat. Global governance in the past would have been considered sheer nonsense. The fence guarding America has been taken down exposing this grand nation to demons, thieves, and dangerous ‘bugs which threaten your family and animals.
The Yellowstone to Yukon SB 5064 stalled in committee this year. It keeps coming back so keep your eyes open next session.
WDFW plans public meeting in Tonasket on plan to restore the Nature Conservancy- WDFW- Sinlahekin Ecosystem Restoration Project in 2012.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has scheduled a public meeting March 18 with question and answers from those attending the meeting from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Tonasket High School Commons, 35 HS Highway 20 E, Tonasket.
APHIS has altered its traditional country-based import restrictions, approaching import decisions using a science-based evaluation of the risk presented by imported animals and animal products.
APHIS recognizes that risk may be tied to:
Climatological,
Geographical,
Biological factors that are not always defined by national political boundaries. This approach is consistent with our obligations under international trade agreements.
To ensure that standards for regulating imports on a regional basis and assessing disease risk within defined regions are applied on a consistent and scientific basis, we use 11 factors (defined in Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 92.2) as an [international] framework for evaluating requests to export animals or animal products to the United States from distinct or definable regions.
National Agriculture Law Center Update
What will the government be doing with excess *public farm lands*?
The agriculture sector relies heavily on leases to fulfill different needs. With *absentee ownership* of farmland growing in the United States, farmers and ranchers lease many of the acres they farm and graze today. Private parties can grant these leases of land, or in some cases state governments or the federal government may grant a “grazing permit” for a rancher to use public lands for grazing. Farmers or ranchers may also lease the equipment needed in their operations.
Joan Baxter
(Does this sound familiar?)
Over the years many Big Ideas have been imposed on Africa from outside. The latest is that the region should sell or lease millions of hectares of land to foreign investors, who will bring resources and up-to-date technology. None of the blueprints has worked, and African farmers have become increasingly impoverished.
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And just to make sure there’s absolutely nothing impeding the onslaught of investment, so-called donor nations, working in cahoots with their corporate partners, international financial institutions and development banks, are busy helping African governments to “harmonise” laws across the continent to “improve the legal framework for business”, to set up “one-stop shops” for investors, to “secure” landholdings by privatising them, and to open the doors for genetically modified (GM) crops and for the patenting of crop and tree varieties.
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Other land-grabbers are buying and leasing vast tracts of land in Africa as a lucrative investment, or, as one analyst puts it, “an asset like gold, only better”.
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Ah yes, Africa’s farm families. Those are the people for whom there is another Very Big Idea going on. It’s the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), which claims to be working in smallholder farmers’ interests by “catalysing” a green revolution in Africa. Yes, another one. AGRA’s Green Revolution Number Two is being bankrolled primarily by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, along with the Rockefeller Foundation, which bankrolled Green Revolution Number One. But it has roped in many major development banks, UN agencies and the CGIAR (among others) for the massive undertaking of revolutionising African agriculture. AGRA is run by several people with close ties to the biotech monster Monsanto, and, just like Green Revolution Number One, it recommends “modern” technological solutions such as imported fertilisers and purchased seeds. While it denies that GM crops are necessarily involved, the Gates Foundation has also offered US$5.4 million to the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, a US institute funded heavily by Monsanto, to expedite the acceptance by African governments of GM crops for field testing.7 One does want to ask the worshippers of modern technology and proponents of industrial models of commercial agriculture and agribusiness why, when these are supposedly so productive, they are so heavily subsidised in Europe and the US. To render African agriculture commercially profitable, as AGRA aims to do, the Gates Foundation admits (not publicly, but in a leaked document) that it may eventually be necessary to promote “land mobility”, doublespeak for smallholder farmers being removed from their land.
Memorandum of Opposition
Y2Y was pre-filed in an attempt to bypass the public who has been opposed to the semantically redefined eco-radical creation, Wildlands Project.
SB 5064 is sponsored by Senators Jacobsen and Kline.
SB 5064 has been assigned to the Senate Natural Resources,
Ocean, and Recreation Committee.
SB 5064’s short title is: “Participating in the management of Washington’s portion of the Yukon to Yellowstone Rocky mountain eco-systemâ€
SB 5064 had its first reading on January 12, 2009.
Steps to Opposing SB 5064
Go to www.nonaiswa.org
On the left side you bar will see: Basic Template for Testifying
Use the Basic Template for Testifying and fill in your personal information and comments, no more than to pages total. Remember to always use, “For the record†or your comments may not become a part of the permanent file for this bill. In the past we have had trouble with ‘lost testimony’.
If you plan to testify in person write up a 1 ½ large print testimony and make
copies of both your written Memorandum of Opposition and oral testimony.
Make 14 copies prior to coming to Olympia. There are no public photocopiers in the area. It is always more organized to put them in a paper presentation folder with your business card.
If you plan to testify orally in Olympia please review the Hearing Etiquette 101 located on the left side bar at www.nonaiswa.org.
If you plan to send in your Memorandum of Opposition by postal service to:
Curt Gavigan, Committee Coordinator
411 J. A. Cherberg Building
PO Box 40466
Olympia, WA, 98504-0466
· Include 14 copies of your Memorandum of Opposition.
· Appearance by Mail Cover Letter (left side bar of www.nonaiswa.org)
· Certificate of Appearance by Mail (left side bar of www.nonaiswa.org)
E Mail:
You can call Curt Gavigan or Anna
Henry at 360-786-7437 to get their email to email your Memorandum of Opposition.
When emailing please email a copy of your Memorandum of Opposition to:
Committee Chair: www.leg.wa.gov/SENATE/jacobsen
Committee Vice-Chair www.leg.wa.gov/SENATE/ ranker
www.leg.wa.gov/SENATE/morton
www.leg.wa.gov/SENATE/fraser
www.leg.wa.gov/SENATE/hargrove
www.leg.wa.gov/SENATE/hatfield
www.leg.wa.gov/SENATE/stevens
Committee Staff:
Curt Gavigan Coordinator 360-786-7437
Karen Epps Counsel 360-786-7424
Sherry McNamara Analyst 360-786-7419
Tom Jackman Committee Assistant 360-786-7419
Anna Henry Committee Clerk 360-786-7469
Follow up you’re your Memorandum of Opposition with a friendly phone call to each member of the Natural Resources, Ocean, and Recreation Committee.
Chairman Jacobsen: (360) 786-7690
Vice-Chair Ranker: (360) 786-7678
Senator Morton: (360) 786-7612
Senator Fraser: (360) 786-7642
Senator Hargrove: (360) 786-7646
Senator Hatfield: (360) 786-7636
Senator Stevens (360) 786-7676
Senator Swecker (360) 786-7638
