Future of California's multi-billion dollar 'bullet train' becomes election issue for Dems with reelection challenge
From the article:
"The $68 billion project has the backing of some of the country’s most powerful Democrats including President Obama and California Gov. Jerry Brown, who in announcing his reelection bid last week restated his goal of building the county’s only high speed-rail system."
All I need to hear is Taxpayer funded and $68B to be against this one.
"The $68 billion project has the backing of some of the country’s most powerful Democrats including President Obama and California Gov. Jerry Brown, who in announcing his reelection bid last week restated his goal of building the county’s only high speed-rail system."
All I need to hear is Taxpayer funded and $68B to be against this one.
Please note - it is a typical "Califronia Engineering" project in concert with the "New SFOBB". . My real guestimate is it will cost you and me (and the rest of the American Citizens via Federal Subsidies), factoring in the bay bridge cost overrun correction factor, 2.3 Trillion, and will be completed (after redesigns and more infighting) in no time at all... if no time means in time for Spring Break 2093.
And don't doubt they won't be raching into every cookie jar - including federal funding via your taxes - to pay for this "Semi-high speed regional partial-state rail service..." (y)our tax dollars at work!
I first became upset when Hillary was asking who had spare bedrooms while Bill was in office, and how nice those rooms would be for the homeless. Right, we work to pay for our mortgages and RE taxes, and we want a moocher on board! About that time, Portland began banning growth outside the city limits, and telling those inside, if their lots did not meet population density requirements, they would not get permits from local agencies. I knew this was dangerous territory, and through Tom, who went to the same high school years before, I was led to connect the dots. It was the groundwork for what would become Agenda 21 and total control of our lives.
Sadly, we found although city leaders were taking grants, with population density requirements for downtown - not one knew what Agenda 21 was, and only knew "sustainable development" sounded good! They have been put on notice, we will be watching and they had better get educated, or we would be there for their next re-election campaign. We have provided CDs on the topic for them.
We have a lot of work to do, as most local politicians are on the lazy side when it comes to reading.
I liked the tie in to the Rockefellers on the Pacific site. That family is always there behind any one world scheme. Free markets and property rights for the average Joe are not in the plans for them and those of that ilk. The new link went out to my whole e-mail tree today.
Bottom line is: if you build it, not enough will come. The logical thing to do is to make a good estimate of how much the taxpayers will have to pay, forever, to keep it running IF it's built and let them vote on THAT.
... never happen.
Good. Tom DeWeese is very astute and I am
glad he has met with Paul. I do hope it shows
there's something in the makin'.
Glad to have 'met' you !
I also have "Behind the Green Mask: UN Agenda 21" by Rosa Koire. I have The Earth Charter and Agenda 21 on my PC. Also, UN Agenda 21: Environmental Piracy" by Dr. Ileanna Johnson Paugh is an eye opener.
I will certainly check out the Pacific Freedom Foundation information this week as well My feeling is we cannot know enough about this insidious collectivist scam. I know Tom has met with Rand Paul recently, as well as speaking all over the country. When Calif. plows up hundreds of miles of rural roads to get people into urban areas, you know it has gone too far.
Freedom Foundation which covers UN21, gives
names of some top people, issues and plans.
It is very good and an eye-opener for those who
do not have much information. Can be dow
loaded from their site. (But you may be ahead
of me...)
Improving/upgrading the freight train lines would benefit all of us. And for the Greenies, it would remove a number of 18 wheelers from our hiways.