Posts Tagged ‘ private property ’

A Little More On Agenda 21

September 22, 2011
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A Little More On Agenda 21

Found a piece today worth reading. I should note that most often, the standard reaction to even mentioning “Agenda 21″ in casual company, tends to elicit blank stares, and a bit of a confusion as to why it is such a bad thing. It requires a thinking mind, real...

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If This Was Your Police Force

June 22, 2011
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What would you do?

The officer in this video was WAY off the mark, and isn’t fit for mall cop duty.

More on the Smoking Ban

December 14, 2009
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More on the Smoking Ban

If this resolution of this particular issue currently makes you happy, you might find another reading source.  Michigan government is out of control. I’m likely going to bore you unless liberty matters. Cheesy platitudes about freedom, our rights, you know silly little things such as that shouldn’t keep you...

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How often do we have to say it?

November 10, 2009
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“I told you so.” A July 2004 decision by Michigan’s supreme court was quite correct in its assessment of taking of public land for private use.  It is a wrong use of government power and eminent domain.  In the case of County of Wayne v. Hathcock, the Michigan Supreme Court...

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Unintended Consequences

October 12, 2009
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Unintended Consequences

A few years ago when talk of draining the dam ponds along the Boardman started, I openly wondered about the value of the shoreline properties and discovered that the plan was not to honor any riparian boundaries that were generally accepted by the land owners for MORE THAN A...

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Missing a hunting blind?

November 29, 2008
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Private property.  Its one of the most basic tenets of our constitution.  The fifth amendment addresses what our rights are, and addresses invasions of our private property.  It uses government as an example, but maintains our rights to demand compensation for its use by government or otherwise.

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  • Labor Group Targets Disabled Rehab Program Participants For Unionization May 29, 2012
    By Jack Spencer | 5/29/2012 Labor activists are continuing their attempt to expand the definition of an "employee" and are now targeting disabled and other workers. Peckham Inc., a private nonprofit that provides vocational rehabilitation and job training, is being targeted for unionization. http://www.michigancapitolconfidential.com/16967 […]
  • The Dangers of Painting — State Law Requires Training, Exam, Fees For the Right to Earn a Living May 29, 2012
    'Irrational' licensing requirements force painters, floor sanders, glaziers to give time and money By Jarrett Skorup | 5/29/2012 Want to make a little extra cash painting houses this summer? Thanks to Michigan’s licensing apparatus, it’ll cost you. Michigan law requires painting contractors to pay $235, take 60 hours of state-approved prelicensure […]

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