Sunday, September 4, 2016

The jig is up!

The up coming 2016 election will demonstrate that WE are at a point of no return. Is it unfair, manipulated? Both should be the answer.

United States presidential election, 2012

President Barack Obama, 2012 portrait crop.jpg Mitt Romney by Gage Skidmore 6 cropped.jpg

It took 65,915,796 votes to elect Obama. 26 States won and 332 electoral votes sufficed to elect him.
129,235,000 voters cast their ballots in the 50 States, out of the 235,248,000 voting age population.

Voting age population Voter Turnout They elected the President
235,248,000 129,235,000 65,915,796

Government employees

Government employees will watch for them selves, their pay checks, their advantages. It may be for their families, and they are not to be expected to vote for a smaller government.
Sure, a minority will think of the future of their children, and recall what our Republic once was.
Never the less, expect over 20 millions to vote for "the establishment".

Control of the "Elites"

Their numbers are growing too. They have unknown number of "dogs" at their beckoning. Can they buy people's votes? - Very easily is the answer.  They have unlimited funds thanks to their ability to print our Nation's money. They control the media, and Soros even controls the voting machines.

Welfare recipients

109,631,000  people benefit from welfare as of a census done in 2012.
Would they vote for smaller government?
- The answer is NO.  This too precious big government is a blessing to them.

Voters registered Democrat

41,341,965 are registered Democratic Party Members in 2016.  Considering it only takes about 66 million people to elect a President.....

Is the Die cast?

It seams like it. The bigger government will get, the less Liberties.
Those who benefit from BIG government will not let it slip through their fingers. They will spend any amount of money (that they print) necessary to put the nails in the coffin of the Republic. They have the numbers over a 100 million. All they need to do is pay them off.
No, a Constitutional Republic is not to their liking.  Armed Americans is not to their liking.
Global governance is what they want and is likely to become the future of our Planet.

Wednesday, August 3, 2016

A little American History

The first colony was founded at Jamestown, Virginia, in 1607. Many of the people who settled in the New World came to escape religious persecution. The Pilgrims, founders of Plymouth, Massachusetts, arrived in 1620. In both Virginia and Massachusetts, the colonists flourished with some assistance from Native Americans.

The Colonies Under British Rule

Wednesday, June 22, 2016

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Monday, May 16, 2016

2.5 acres of land to anyone

2.5 acres of land to anyone (foreign citizens own after naturalization)
A Russian MP has proposed applying the recently approved state program of free handover of land not only to the Russian Far East, but also to much larger territories in Siberia.
“If the government bill on free land handover has been signed into law, we suggest that it should be expanded to the territory of Siberia already today. These two macro-regions must become pilot grounds and the collected experience could be later used on the whole territory of our country,” RIA Novosti quoted Sergey Obukhov as saying Friday.
“One of the possible ways to restart the cultivation on unused lands is to give these lands top citizens who want to work in agriculture. I assure you, we will find enough of them,” he added.
According to Obukhov’s estimates, the total area of unused agricultural land in Russia currently exceeds 40 million hectares.
Earlier this month, President Vladimir Putin signed into law the bill introducing free handover of land in the Far Eastern regions to Russians and foreigners who want to build homes or start businesses in agriculture or tourism.
The document provides for the free handover of 1 hectare (about 2.5 acres) of land to anyone who applies for the program. However, foreign citizens will only be allowed to utilize the land, not own it outright. Registration of full property rights is only possible after the naturalization of potential owners.
The original bill was drafted by the Russian government in November last year. The explanations attached to the document read that the authorities expect the free land handover to attract more people to the Far East Federal District, to slow or stop the outward migration of locals and to boost the socio-economic development of the territory.

Friday, April 29, 2016

Russia to hand over agricultural land to families with many children

The new Russian law on impounding unused agricultural land could be amended with a clause allowing such plots to be given free to families with three or more children, the head of State Duma Committee for Agriculture has said.
It is possible that we will write in this bill that land not used today could be used by families with many children. Plots of land confiscated because of improper use could be handed over to families of Russian citizens with three or more children who permanently reside in rural areas. Such families could then use the land for family farms of up to 50 hectares (123.5 acres),” MP Nikolai Pankov (United Russia) said in an interview with Izvestia daily.
The existing draft of the bill also stipulates that businessmen willing to launch their own agricultural enterprises can buy land from the state at prices fixed in state land registries. They would then be under an obligation to use it. If regional supervising bodies discover that the purchased land remains unused for a year, the owner would be fined (the proposed fines vary from 0.3 to 1.5 percent of the plot’s registry price). If the situation continues for a second year, the land would be confiscated and passed to different owners either through an auction or by some other scheme.
The essence of our proposal is not in confiscating and selling this land, but in developing mechanisms that would stimulate people into cultivating this land. We will hold auctions inviting as many people as possible, prioritizing those who already owns land and successfully cultivates it,” MP Pankov told reporters.
The deadline for submitting amendments to the draft law on impounding non-used agricultural lands expires on May 15. Sources in the State Duma have told Izvestia that the second reading of the bill will be held before the end of June.
Currently Russia has about 198 million hectares of agricultural land and at least 28 million of these are state owned and unused.