Biggest land grab in the history of the world

Like Medes/Persians, Babylon, Greece and Rome they were conquered so figure it out.

you random racists crack me up. you actually believe you are offending someone. All you can do is hide safely in your home and type hate, hoping someone would talk to you. How sad your life must be. I feel sorrow and shame for you. I'm guessing that you are white. But, I guess that wouldn't be much of a stretch, eh?

Me personally I don't want to end any race like the catholic church did, and Native Americans are well respected by me it's not just white people however that condemn a man or race it's systems.

This^^^^^ I wonder if the BLM will lay claim to reservation land too?

Is it time...yet?

Dude use your head not your heart here.

Sunny, I agree with you totally. But try not paying taxes on the land 'you own' and see what happens.

Every time I go to city hall to pay my 'property taxes'...I tell the clerk that I'm there to pay the 'rental fee' imposed on me for the property that my home is on.

Claims made by the govt are easy.
Enforcing them is something else.

Educate the enforcers and they won't enforce it.
If that doesn't work, there are other peaceful ways to dissuade the enforcers from working against the American People.

This kind of shit won't be truthfully told in History books, if they will even be allowing history books anymore.

How come if something happens in the United States of America it's the biggest EVER in the history of the whole entire world from time immemorial? There have been lots of other land grabs throughout history. Geez.

So that justifies letting the government continue to run roughshod over the American people?

No question DF! Its fundamental, and what they want. They just keep tugging on Super mans cape and talking like bullies, even legislating their dream robberies to be valid and legal! It is coming to an end quickly make no mistake.

Did Morgan Freeman really say that was a good question? I hope he'll like these questions too:

Ask me, I was born in Utah, so I'm a native American. Oh, do you mean we have rights from where our ancestors lived 1,000 years ago? Great! My ancestors Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine owned about half of Europe. Therefore I should own it. Someone must have stolen it, right?
Where are all the maps of the continent which were made by the Native Americans, showing who owned what?

it is clear by your lack of intellectual thought that you are not of the human race-jmo

i wonder if there were people in the US when Indians migrated over from somewhere...

And, how should we feel about Crimea?

Re: Biggest land grab in the history of the world
Really ??? Ask the Native Americans about the biggest land grab .

Sorry Idiot, the Indians were not the first on the land. They stole it from someone else.

Pretty soon you wont be able to take water from a stream just to have a drink or water for a cabin.

Water wells ?
Forget it without a permit no matter where you live and you will pay a tax.

Have beavers damming and clogging up your lake ??
Or otters eating all your fish ??
Permit to get rid of them.

Total control is the order of the day.

Soon you wont be able to wipe your ass and flush it down a toilet without a permit and taxes.

Also in the not too distant future, you will have to pay for everything you use, natural or not.

You will basically have to pay just to be alive no matter how you live.

Life was not meant to be lived like this.

Cry me a river

Prove it.
That sounds racist

Wisconsin had an enclosed society of red haired, green eyed people in the year 400 AD. There are pyramids and mounds there. Google Aztalan State Park.

I got something they can grab.

Acequia's - An irrigation system that can be found in N. New Mexico an S. Colorado. A tech brought over from Spain that has it's own unique set of laws governing them. So much so and combined w/ the age of the active systems the two states exempted them state law so they could continue to be managed in their traditional manner. After a long legal battle mind you.
These systems are large or grande and thread themselves all over towns and the country side. A lot are used on old ranchito's as property lines. They are as much a tradition here as green chile roasting in grocery parking lot's w/ the almost sting vapor hanging in the air, everybody out on Christmas eve aft. lining the streets w/ luminaries and going out that evening w/ them lit all over town, elk hunting and burning the fields in spring.
The Acequia's are like the arteries of this place. High desert in the s. Rockies, you want farming, cattle, horses... you have to move water. Every spring multi gen's of old local families are out clearing and cleaning them out then, in a short time actually, the gate's are opened at the Rio Fernando and Rio Pueblo and all of a sudden there is water flowing every where. Streams rolling all over w/ cold mountain run off. A great little tweak to the visual of spring here.
Note - even if you have property w/ part of the system rolling through it unless you have the right under the system you can never touch it. Ask you neighbor who does have that right - 'No problem, well get ya wet'.
Anyone can have some, just follow the old school rules.
The EPA getting into this system will not go over well... at all.
'were here from the gumbrment and we're here to help'
Gawd spare us.

Re: Biggest land grab in the history of the world
Wisconsin had an enclosed society of red haired, green eyed people in the year 400 AD. There are pyramids and mounds there. Google Aztalan State Park.

Thank you for understanding that there is more history than what the accepted dogma dictates. By the way, the person that said my post sounds racist, if serious, needs to pull their head out of their ass!

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In a move lawmakers and farmers are calling “the biggest land grab in the history of the world,” the Environmental Protection Agency is requesting jurisdiction over all public and private streams in the United States that are “intermittent, seasonal and rain-dependent.”
Read more at [link to www.wnd.com]

They really already had that, except for "intermittent, seasonal and rain-dependent" Guessing if there's anywhere water flows at some point or time, say a 100 year flood they also have jurisdiction over that now, as in drainage ditches and over flows from lots of rain/ that if it wasn't raining normally that would be dry land?

Or there's a low spot on a property, and water flows though it during heavy rains they would have jurisdiction over it all the time now?..Get the intermittent and seasonal.. What would be rain dependent be? Not clear on that one...

I thought you were gonna say Israel