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Subject AGENDA 21..update: Al Gore Comes Unhinged During Climate Change Speech!

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Am I to understand that "the right to pollute" has now become a commercialized commodity? something that can be bought and sold if the price is right?

Whereby the elite who have looted all the wealth through insider trading, fraudulent banking practices and horizontalizing of free energy inventors will be the only ones who can afford those carbon taxes in any sizable amount?
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No thats not how it is ill explain it.
A power generation company which emits massive amounts of carbon dioxide(which doesn't harm anything).
They will get a limit that they will have to either stop polluting or buy credits to pollute more.
So what they do is, setup other companies, which dont pollute, which get given carbon credits for FREE by the government from tax victims money.
And they buy the credits off those companies they control, but are not in their names.
They essentially take money from themselves, and give it back to themselves.
Then of course, they say they had the expense of buying these credits.
They then tack the cost of buying them onto the everyday people who pay for electricity.
Making a profit for themselves at the expense of people using electricity.
They can do this infinitely, and eventually when the cost of the credits get so high, electricity will be $900 a week for a regular home.
$900 most people cant afford or don't even have, so they will have no power no fridge no heating cooling cooking lights etc.
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HR.3534, Consolidated Land, Energy, and Aquatic Resources Act of 2010 (Reported in House – RH) will effectively render a greater amount of land as owned and/or controlled for profit, by the federal government along with minerals and water rights to now be controlled by the federal government and enforced through the BLM.

The Clear Act claims control of the oceans, Great Lakes and by extension many other waterways and freshwater resources, mineral mining, solar, geo-thermal, and gas and oil conducted on land or in the oceans, in, on or near the continental United States. This bill passed the House on August 4, 2010. All of this as a result of the BP Oil gusher; like we didn’t already have thousands of unused laws on the books to deal with this.

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(I smell Jim Oberstar’s (D) MN, great stinking mess called the Water Restoration Act, which would seize all water from any source whatsoever, including dried up lake beds and the rain off your roof, and claim it as owned by the federal government.)

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The CLEAR Act would establish a monthly auction in which fuel producers would bid for “carbon shares”.

And this is how you pass Cap & Trade without calling it Cap & Trade. Even our recent research into the invasive species of Kiri trees slated to be planted across northern Nevada, revealed the added caveat of claimed “carbon credits”.

The Cap & Trade Act would do nothing to curb pollution and instead would simply allow polluters to buy access to increase pollution. It’s a cash cow and one that will adversely affect every household in the country. Higher energy costs that would be totally unregulated would force many families out of their homes; there would be no “credits” for individuals. Just for corporations! And thanks to the CLEAR act, we now have a back door “cap & Trade” .

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Every U.S. citizen would receive a monthly check from the government. A household family of four would receive a rebate from the government totaling an average of $1,100 per year, or $21,000 between 2012 and 2030.

Nothing like throwing in some cash incentives to get the American public to go along with this theft of states rights and the overwhelming control of land, ocean and waterways to be performed under new bureaucracies whose main functions would be to abrogate individual and states rights. And just so you know: If you cash the check…..you have agreed to the contract stipulated in the CLEAR Act: the right of the federal government to seize your states assets and sell them for profit even if it causes you harm.

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