The Hidden War on Property Rights — How NGOs Pressure Your Local Officials



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09 Feb The Hidden War on Property Rights — How NGOs Pressure Your Local Officials

Posted at 09:31h in Agenda 21, Property Rights, Strategies and tactics, Sustainability, Tom DeWeese by

Catching Fire News host Tom DeWeese interviews Oregon County Commissioner Ron Smith about how private non-government organizations pressure local elected officials to enforce sustainable development controls on property rights, farmland, and restructuring of our cities as a means to impose their global agenda. Commissioner Smith discusses how local citizens can help their representatives stand up to these forces.

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Tom DeWeese is one of the nation's leading advocates of individual liberty, free enterprise, private property rights, and American sovereignty and independence. Tom DeWeese was one of the first to voice concern over the radical agenda of the environmental movement and to question its motives. Today he serves as Founder and President of the American Policy Foundation and author of three books: “Now Tell Me I Was Wrong,” “ERASE,” “Sustainable, the War on Free Enterprise, Private Property and Individuals.”