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Your Property - Your Rights

Our Mission
To return the government to its just, proper and limited role through civic and political action by protecting all private property rights

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Federal Court Rules Against EPA in Wetlands Case: read it HERE

United Nations Proposal Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth: read it HERE

Sustainable Communities’ Impact on Property Rights:

San Francisco Bay, CA —

People will be told where they will live. The type of buildings in which they live and the way they travel will also be decided for them. Most people will live in planned communities that are self-sustaining, that have most amenities nearby.

Car use will be almost unnecessary since these communities will be located near mass transit, and land use will be minimized as mid- to high-rise buildings will house most. Also, residents will have what they need within walking distance, or a bicycle ride away—making them healthier. Read more HERE

California Declares War on Suburbia: read the article from the Wall Street Journal: HERE

EPA Enacts Obama’s Dreaded Cap And Trade Agenda:

President Obama has decided that if Congress won’t enact his energy-destroying cap and trade agenda, he’ll just have the EPA do it. Bonner Cohen*, writing for CFACT, details how the cap and trade agenda is being imposed by the EPA through its “rules” on energy utilities – particularly against coal-fired power plants. Cohen writes: In For full article click HERE

Another EPA Slap-down - Lisa Jackson’s EPA Is A Mess, And The 5th Circuit Just Broke Out A Mop
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Reprinted from The Hayride: Following on the heels of the Supreme Court ruling that property owners can fight their dictatorial edicts in court, today the EPA took a hammer blow from the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals – which took quite unkindly to that agency’s assault on Texas’ ability to regulate minor sources of [...]  Read More HERE

Two Supreme Court Cases In Support of Property Rights:

WASHINGTON, D.C., February 23, 2012 – “Farmers and ranchers prevailed this week when the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of landowner property rights in the case of PPL v Monntana . This decision puts ownership of streambeds and stream banks in the hands of their rightful owners.

“This decision also helps ensure that farmers and ranchers will not have to pay government for the use of land or water from streambeds that run alongside or through their property. This week’s decision is a win for Farm Bureau members, farmers and ranchers nationwide and all private property owners.” Read about it HERE


WASHINGTON D.C.; March 21, 2012
: In a precedent-setting victory for the rights of all property owners, the United States Supreme Court held that landowners have a right to direct, meaningful judicial review if the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency effectively seizes control of their property by declaring it to be "wetlands."

The Court ruled in favor of Mike and Chantell Sackett, of Priest Lake, Idaho, who were told by EPA - and by the Ninth Circuit - that they could not get direct court review of EPA's claim that their two-thirds of an acre parcel is "wetlands" and that they must obey a detailed and intrusive EPA "compliance" order, or be hit with fines of up to $75,000 per day. Read about it HERE


Judge Rules in Consumers' Favor in SCE Smart Meters Opt-Out Case: CPA

Wins. http://www.consumerspoweralliance.com/ Another Victory at the CPUC for Consumers
Judge Rules in Consumers' Favor in SCE Smart Meter Opt-Out Case. 
Edison Customers Should Continue to Call Delay Install List, Especially in Areas Where Deployment has been Threatened.
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Epic Failure: Global Warming Solutions Read All About It Click HERE


Two New California Chapters Are Up and Fighting!

Citizens Alliance for Property Rights(CAPR)

SF Bay Area Chapter Covering 9 Counties - Website HERE
Tulare-Kings County - Website HERE


Smart meter opt-out programs may be needed to “defuse” opposition, Chartwell report says

By Matthew Burrows, January 25, 2012

Electric utilities across North America may need to gauge public sentiment and offer opt-out programs to opponents of digital smart meters, according to an Atlanta-based research firm that works with the industry.

“To defuse opposition from smart meter foes and allow utility companies to move forward with grid modernization plans, utility leaders may have to consider creating smart meter opt-out programs regardless of the validity of opponents’ concerns about health, safety and privacy,” a January 24 news release on Chartwell’s website states. TO READ MORE CLICK HERE


Resolution by Republican National Committee Chairs from 11 states requesting that the RNC call for exposure and renunciation of UN Agenda 21 in the United States: 
To download RNC Resolution Click Here


                                             

Supreme Court Justices ‘Blast’ EPA for Telling Idaho Couple They Can’t Build on ‘Protected Wetlands’

Several conservative members of the Supreme Court criticized the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Monday for heavy-handed enforcement of rules affecting homeowners after the government told an Idaho couple they can’t challenge an order declaring their future home site a “protected wetlands.”  Read the article Click Here





 
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