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Comment by Bob Honiker on March 14, 2012 at 2:04pm

According to democrats we are citizens of the world and the concept of sovereign nations is a thing of the past. Actually it isn't just democrats, some prominent "republicans" like the idea.

Comment by Bob Honiker on March 14, 2012 at 9:58am

Paul this nation is being strangled by over regulation of everything we do. There is no provision in The Constitution for most of it, no matter what you call it. Most of the regulations originated with someone's good intentions, but when turned over to implementation by government become poisonous to our existence.

Comment by Paul Davis on March 14, 2012 at 9:39am

The truth is not obtained by piling of falsehoods on top of falsehoods. One must begin at the beginning and check the core of what is being said, not simply provide faulty citation of faulty citations.

If you want to know about Agenda 21, certainly the Agenda 21 website cited below is a good place to begin.

If you want to know about Smart Growth, then www.smartgrowth.org should be reviewed.

 

But citing a Heritage Foundation analysis of something that they did not analyze is not particularly helpful, even though it does take planning principles back to the 1920's rather than trying to tie urban growth boundaries (indeed all planning and environmental protections) into Agenda 21 the way that DeWeese attempts to do. Do you not see the inconsistency in those two assertions?

Comment by Paul Davis on March 14, 2012 at 7:11am

A blatant and intentional distortion of what Agend 21, comprehensive planning and sustainable development is all about. Look at the facts and stick to the truth, please.