Written October 2011
OK. Been thinking about
gross abuse by government employees all night.
Past two weeks, I've done
nothing but help individuals directly harmed by deliberate actions by
government employees. And now I'm listening to the crap Eric Holder dishes out
coupled with Obama's venture capitalism forays. These individuals go on and on
and on NEVER being held- as individuals - accountable.
BP cleaned up the spill
and paid fines. When the private sector screws up, they PAY.
When government screws up,
they stick a gun in your back and demand PAY...MORE!!!
It's as though government
employees KNOW they can walk into a bank, demand tellers - and customers empty
their pockets, turn on the fire sprinklers and flood the place, yank extinguishers
off the wall and lavishly spray them everywhere, riddle art work full of holes,
arrest all bank employees under claims NOT of legal standing, cite the
customers for patronizing the bank and having bubble gum on their shoes, leave
crates of coyotes and determine the
surrounding private yards
good places to dump off a few thousand feral horses, set all the trees on fire,
and seize all the children in the bank- declare them government property and
launch into teaching them self-masturbation, then shove wind turbines and solar
panels into your view shed, all in the name of "public good."
Can you tell I'm just a
tiny bit angry?
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Update: 4/19/17
Found out the Army Corps
of Engineers allegedly has "millions" to spend on "water
projects" in Colorado. And all property owners have to do to get a little
bit of those dollars, is to *"bank" their private property in
Conservation Easements.
Quick fact: Army Corps of
Engineers has no authority over "water" in CO.
If you're
interested in learning the facts about such, I could explain it fully; with backup
from Dr. Angus McIntosh, Debbie Bacigalupi, Ramona Morrison and more.
Folks. This is the same
damn formula being used to "seize" water - in particular- in states
under Prior Appropriation.
The difference between
2011 and today? I'm no longer angry.
Why?
Neither my or any private
property owner’s anger makes a whit of difference to bureaucrats nor NGO's. For
they are either stupid, or complicit. They're on a mission, and YOU, the
private property owners is in their way!
Plus. Since 2011, Chuck
and I had that little thing called the "Friday the 13th Flood." It
interrupted us.
The challenge? Trying to
help you, the urbanite, understand that our work is not exclusive only unto
rural property owners. We're protecting our property today, so you won't
have to protect yours tomorrow.
Every day I hear about the
exotic trips people take, "learning the language, culture and customs of
"other
countries." Never do
I hear about a "trip into the country" where one learns the language,
culture and customs of ranchers and farmers.
Presently, we have a
General Assembly that's more concerned about giving special rights to
illegal immigrants, vagrants and fluid genders, than equal rights to
property owners.
As I stated to a fellow
farmer last night, "As far as the people I know personally in our General
Assembly, there's two who can't be bought off. And those who can't buy them off
are making damn sure they make their lives a living hell. Nice eh?"
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