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and Demolition Man is coming to Schenectady......choose:
1. above ground
2. below ground

Don't mess around with the Demolition Man. Bravo Gov Cuomo! Keep desolving DEM nit wit, taxpayer rip off IDA's and Metrograft. A good place to start long overdue consolidation-no? From the squeals from the fellow travelers you have hit pay dirt. Keep desolving so we can stop confiscatory overtaxation.

consolidation leads to TACO BELL.....YUCK YUCK YUCK

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consolidation leads to TACO BELL.....YUCK YUCK YUCK

Maybe they can open a Taco Hell in Center City? Naah that would be a private concern. We only want SCCC and the Y down there. All the DEM infested IDA's must be dissolved. Bravo Gov Cuomo keep ridding us of this taxpayer black holes. Metrograft/DSIC must go the way of the dinosaur. These DEM idiots have been picking at the taxpayers carcass long enough. Too many feasting on the taxpayer's carcass.

Beware Metro
And
iBeware Metro
And
Regional Governmentonal Government

"Metro is a mechanism for changing a limited Constitutional republic
into an unlimited autocracy without altering the apparent form of our
government. The State of Kansas will still exist. The city of Seattle
will still exist. The county of Los Angeles will still exist. But their
independence will not. Our entire form of government will have
changed."

"Regional ruling bodies are non-representative because regional
officers do not represent the citizenry. Regional officers are
appointed… To date, there are no regional constituencies, no
regional elections, no regional voters.
"Taxation on a regional basis, therefore, is taxation without
representation. Regional rule bypasses voters and taxpayers."


"From the Metro viewpoint, regionalization helps Metrocrats gain
control of wealth and the political power to get it. Regions provide a
vast tax-base on which to assess, and from which to collect
‘equalized’ taxes. Metro’s equalized taxation and per capita
spending formulas take from the regions’ sparsely populated fringe
areas, but spend heavily on the densely populated regional city
cores."


Metro is the governing of an area or region by a central body of
‘experts’—planners who are usually appointed and vested with great
powers, and who are not directly accountable to the people.
"The purpose is to place all power in the hands of the federal
government and to turn State, county, and city governments into
administrative cogs [Councils of Government] in one big
bureaucratic machine."


"Initially, each metropolitan authority will levy taxes directly on local
citizens; but when the whole nation has been organized into
metropolitan areas, taxation can be made uniform—and local
opposition to taxes eliminated—by abolishing local taxes. All taxes
can then be levied by the central government in Washington."


President John F. Kennedy was the author of sweeping Executive Orders. For
example, on February 16, 1962, Kennedy issued ten Executive Orders:
l No. 10995 - Authorized the appropriate federal agency to seize andoperate all communications media in an "emergency


l No. 10997 - Provided for the federal seizure of all electric power, oil and
gas, fuels, and minerals.
l No. 10998 - Authorized the seizure of all food resources and farms,
including all farm equipment.
l No. 10999 - Authorized the seizure of the means of transportation, and
federal control of highways and seaports.
l No. 11000 - Provided for the mobilization of all civilians into a federal work
force.
l No. 11001 - Provided for the federal takeover of all health, education, and
welfare activities.
l No. 11002 - Authorized the Postmaster General to conduct a national
registration of all persons.
l No. 11003 - Authorized the federal government to seize all airports and
aircraft.
l No. 11004 - Authorized a Housing and Home Finance Agency to re-locate
communities, build new housing with public funds, designate areas to be
abandoned as unsafe, and establish new locations for populations.
l No. 11005 - Allowed the government to seize and operate all railroads,
inland waterways, and public storage

In a column on November 23, 1972, Rowland Evans and Robert Novak reported
that "President Nixon is quietly but stubbornly designing a radically new federal
bureaucracy which will centralize power inside the White House to a degree
never before attempted".
The foremost exponent of the destruction of the United States as a


And, "stern resistance" will increase in every State throughout this nation, as the
voters are informed as to what the people-controllers, the Metrocrats, are
planning, and, in some cases, now actually carrying out in a number of States.



In the CED's 1966 report are found the following scornful comments on local
self-government:
"Very few local units are large enough—in population, area, or taxable resources
—to apply modern methods in solving current and future problems…
"Popular control over local governments is ineffective or sporadic, and public
interest in local politics is not high…
"Antiquated administrative organizations hamper most local governments. Lack
of a single executive authority, either elective or appointive, is a common fault…
"We are also convinced that many local governments are unequal to the
challenge. They are ineffective in coping with present problems…"



The CED urges abolition of constitutional restrictions, including debt bans,
which it says prevent state legislatures from exercising effective power over
financial matters'."
Inasmuch as debt weakens and undermines the economic structure of a State,
perhaps one of the real reasons for the CED suggestion of the elimination of
debt restrictions is to have the States spend themselves into bankruptcy at
which time there would be no other recourse except for the federal government
to take over.

discussed in Chapter II, Metro calls for consolidating independent divisions
of local government into the collective whole, first by merging townships, cities
and counties, and then one State with another State or States into a federal
region.
In order to dilute or obliterate the authority of locally elected officials, the CED
report of July 1966 called for "comprehensive revisions" in State constitutions,
and proclaimed:
"Outmoded forms of local government should be abolished, realignment
of boundary lines should be mandated…
"Each state should create a boundary commission with continuing authority to
design and redesign local jurisdictional lines, and to set timetables for
consolidations and annexations."

"Metropolitan government would eliminate the individual States as meaningful
political entities, would divide the nation into metropolitan regions sprawling
across State lines, and would place the management of these regional
governments in the hands of appointed experts answerable not to local citizens

Quoted Text

"Metropolitan government would eliminate the individual States as meaningful
political entities, would divide the nation into metropolitan regions sprawling
across State lines, and would place the management of these regional
governments in the hands of appointed experts answerable not to local citizens

DVOR licks the boots of the likes of these......

dirty dirty shame.....

Demolition Man coming to a township near you.......UN-AMERICAN....VERY VERY VERY.....UN-AMERICAN

that complete work is here:

Library of Congress Catalog No. 73-85483
First Printing, August 1973
Second Printing, November 1973
Manufactured in the United States of America
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Phoebe Courtney is the managing editor of THE INDEPENDENT AMERICAN, a
national Conservative newspaper she founded in January 1955. This book is
Mrs. Courtney’s eleventh book. Her previous books have sold more than
250,000 copies.

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that complete work is here:

Library of Congress Catalog No. 73-85483
First Printing, August 1973
Second Printing, November 1973
Manufactured in the United States of America
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Phoebe Courtney is the managing editor of THE INDEPENDENT AMERICAN, a
national Conservative newspaper she founded in January 1955. This book is
Mrs. Courtney’s eleventh book. Her previous books have sold more than
250,000 copies.

interesting.....very very interesting.....Demolition Man isn't sci-fi.....well,,,,maybe their clothing is....but the mentality isn't.....