We Stand With Al Baldasaro
We Stand With Rep. Al Baldasaro and anyone else who has the guts to stand up to the new urbanists who are trying to create a new layer of government that excludes we, the people.
Zandra Rice Hawkins, spokesperson for the discredited Soros-funded Granite State Progress
A left-wing activist who works for the discredited Soros-funded “Granite State Progress” group made this statement in a recent Huffington Post article: “Rep. Al Baldasaro is off his rocker and his rampant conspiracy theories harm public policy making. To suggest that the United Nations is trying to eliminate fishing in New Hampshire or take over our country is beyond bizarre.”
These are the words of Zandra Rice Hawkins, Director of a questionable New Hampshire think tank that is funded by the likes of a yet unprosecuted ex-Nazi and financial criminal (convicted) by the name of George Soros whose life’s work, according to him, is “the destruction of America“.
One does not have to be a conspiracy theorist to see what creeping environmentalism, enforced through illegal regional governance, fueled by federal EPA money, is doing all over the country.
In the video below, Nancy Pelosi requested that the State Department take charge of enforcing Agenda 21’s “soft law”. It is now a fait accomplis as many UN and State Dept publications document… including the fact that the UN monitors all countries for compliance.
“Good governance at all levels is critical to our ability to make good on our Agenda 21 commitments. While national governments will make the political commitments, we rely upon regional and local governments to implement new policies in the context of local situations, to enforce environmental regulations, to innovate and adapt solutions that will succeed in unique environmental, social, and political realities. Some of the most creative solutions to our sustainable development challenges are emerging in the U.S. from our state, regional and local governments. We should encourage communities to do integrated planning, to develop sustainability plans and a local Agenda 21.” ~ Remarks by Lawrence J. Gumbiner, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans, Environment and Science, on the Objectives of the UN Conference on Sustainable Development, at its Second Preparatory Committee Meeting March 7, 2011
We stand with Rep. Baldasaro and anyone else who is savvy enough to see what is coming down the pike with HUD’s Granite State Future program, which is exactly like all the other Agenda 21 programs across the nation , similar in goals and objectives except for their titles.
We suggest Ms. Hawkins stop taking dirty Soros money and find a real job.