A well reasoned and articulate argument to vote FOR Prop. 207; Limiting Eminent Domain.

Read entire article by David Euchner here.

Highlights:

"This proposition protects the rights of all property owners, rich and poor alike, from the misuse of eminent domain. The only people who stand to lose are politicians."

"Politicians hate Prop. 207 because it puts strict controls on how they may use eminent domain to take property. Small-town politicians — Democrats and Republicans alike — have been taking people's homes and small businesses and giving that property to real estate developers or large corporations."

Clearing Up Misconceptions on AZLP Candidate Barry Hess’ Position on “The Wall” 

Press Release 09-29-06 For Immediate Release 

I first came to appreciate Scrog Hill on the last night of the last day of 1980.  Since then I have always thought of it as a public resource and a treasure that has come to represent Arizona, Phoenix in particular.  It was one of those landmarks, like Camelback Mountain or the Praying Monk; that you could count on to stay the same.  Now it’s been tainted by political fingering, an insulting pat on the figurative head of all those of American Indian descent.

The endless rules and regulations put in place, ostensibly to protect our environment, end up producing the opposite effect.  The very institutions that are supposed to “save us from ourselves”, such as the EPA, turn out to be the cause of the worst environmental degradation.  The simple obvious is that those individuals in government who are making decisions as to use, have no personal vested interest in what happens to the land or its values.  A little payola, and you can be granted the ‘right’ to strip mine public lands.  What are we doing? 

“The limits of tyranny are defined by the endurance of the oppressed”, so said Frederick Douglas in regard to individuals being owned, as property.  His words are clear—when the oppressed finally stand up to their oppressors, there is but one outcome—FREEDOM.

The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Kelo-vs-New London marks what is probably the single most significant milestone in America’s devolution from a Free Constitutional Republic (*a written body of law based solely upon Constitutionally enumerated duties and functions, along with unequivocal limitations in regard to encroachment upon the inseparable natural Rights of each individual) to a Socialist Democracy  (*a doctrine of ‘mob’ rule, the Founding Fathers referred to as; the most vulgar and vile form of government where tyranny from the majority can ‘vote away’ a person’s individual Rights, privacy and property).