Monday, June 05, 2006

Mission of mercy

By Darren Weeks

The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language defines a hero as "a person noted for feats of courage or nobility of purpose, especially one who has risked or sacrificed his or her life. ... A person noted for special achievement in a particular field..."

A true American hero has written,
"Every law that balances the unfettered rights of the individual against the more moral rights of the community is based in communitarian thinking. Original U.S. law protected individual rights. Today our rights are barriers to neighborhood safety. ... CAFTA and all Free Trade Agreements are based in communitarianism. Community Development is communitarian. According to the communitarians, Americans voted for the changes. Do you recall seeing communitarianism on an official U.S. ballot? ...

"The communitarian plan for reinventing a global government was adopted by the UN in 1992 at the Earth Summit. There were no public votes cast for or against it in any of the affected "free" nations. Average citizens were not consulted. In most free and democratic countries, the nation's taxpayers (who pay for it) were never even told about it. The major media outlets were mostly silent while for thirteen years, the UN's LA-21 laws have been imposed on all 166 member nations.

"There were no big discussions of its purpose or ultimate consequences. It just slid into law. It's really pretty amazing. No major editorials, no explanation of how it would be imposed, it was barely announced by the national governments who endorsed it. Only a few enlightened locals understand LA-21 requires a total reorganization of government systems. It eliminates individual rights in the free countries. National systems of political economy are subserviant to LA-21 laws. It was generally thought to be a 'good thing.' So few people bother to read their new local vision for community, even if they know there's a plan. It's presented by experts. Really nice people promote it as a just, scientific, non-threatening way of cleaning up the world. It's a grassroots, holistic, sustainable development movement. Who's going to argue with that if they don't even know what it means?"

— Niki Raapana
Niki and Nordica of the Anti-Communitarian League need our help. They have given tirelessly and sacrificially for our country, and are now in jeopardy of starvation.

Cash donations can be sent in care of the following address so that arragements can be made to transport them from Alaska to Michigan to receive the food and care they need.

Niki Raapana and Nordica Friedrich

In care of:
518 Houghteling Street
Iron Mountain, Michigan 49801


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