Culture Vigilante Action Items & Missouri Grassroots Radio 11/28/12

If you want to have an influence in taking back the culture, you must be engaged. This week’s show had a variety of action items for Culture Vigilantes to take up in order to make their voices heard.

FIRST: Listen to this week’s podcast here!

Daren Morley of Reboot Congress gave us an update on Lisa Jackson and her attempt to dodge Freedom of Information requests by creating multiple email accounts.

Liz Trent, of Spirit of Resistance explained Medical Jihad. Case in Point: A Missouri/Illinois Dr was convicted of intentionally receiving and distributing cancer drugs. Spirit Of Resistance offers a link to a KSDK story. Here are additional links to help explain Medical Jihad:

Articles: http://www.debbieschlussel.com/21858/when-your-doctor-is-a-muslim-455246-the-medical-jihad-on-america-continues/

http://crombouke.blogspot.com/2010/02/muslim-death-doctors-islamic-jihad-by.html

http://www.jihadwatch.org/2004/04/medical-jihad.html

http://michellemalkin.com/2011/07/08/beware-of-dr-jihad/

The book: http://www.amazon.com/Jihad-American-Medicine-Terrorist-Anticipate/dp/0275996379

The verses: http://prophetofdoom.net/Islamic_Quotes_Deception.Islam

Ray Cunio gives us details and descriptions on UN Agenda 21’s vernacular. Heres a link to Glenn Beck’s new book on Agenda 21 and a list to common terms identifying the One World Order initiatives.

Affordable housing Ballot Box Planning Benefit of all Benefits-Driven Buffer Zones Cap & Trade Choice Climate Change Common Core Curriculum Common good Community Protocol Comprehensive planning Consensus Conservation Easement Direct instruction Downzoning Endangered species Environment Environmental Impact Report (EIR) Environmental Justice Equity Facilitator Fair General Plan Global Warming Good Business Sense Grants Green House Gas (GHG) Emissions Greenways Growth management Habitat HEAL (Healthy Eating Active Living) Communities Healthy Communities Strategy High Speed Rail Historic preservation Housing Element Inclusive Inter-disciplinary International baccalaureate International Council on Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) Invasive species Jobs-Housing Connection Land Use Policies Lifelong learning Livable communities Livable Communities Local Local Governments for Sustainability Metropolitan Planning Organizations Mixed Use Development Modeling Multi-Use Dwellings New Economy

New Urbanism New World Order One planet communities Open Space Outcome based education Outcomes Parking Policy Precautionary approach Precautionary Principle Preserve Priority Conservation Areas Priority Development Areas (PDA) Prosperity Protect Public/Private partnerships Quality of life Redevelopment Regional Resilient Cities Responsible development Restoration Safe Routes to Schools Sanctuary Scenic views and vistas School to work Sensitive Lands Smart growth Smart Streets Social justice Stack and Pack Housing Stakeholder Sustainable Communities Initiative Sustainable communities partnership Sustainable communities strategies Sustainable development Sustainable Economic Development Sustainable medicine Three “E”s of Sustainablity-Equity, Economy, Environment Traffic calming Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Transportation Justice Triple bottom line Upzoning Urban Growth Boundary Urban revitalization Vehicle Mileage Traveled Tax Vibrant Neighborhoods Vision Visioning Meetings Walkable Communities Watershed Wetlands Wildlands

And Last But Not Least:

The UNCRPD is in danger of advancing in the Senate. Make phone calls to your elected. This from HSLDA

Senate Hesitates on UN Disabilities Treaty—Keep Calling!

Yesterday afternoon, the Senate took a preliminary vote on the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD). The vote was on a “Motion to Proceed” which means that the Senate gave permission to begin debate regarding the treaty. As is often the case, this was a preliminary vote which tells us a great deal about the vote for final passage.Dear HSLDA Members and Friends,

The vote was 61 to 36 to proceed to debate. Three senators did not vote. The good news is that the Senate hasn’t proceeded to the next step—ending debate and voting on whether to ratify the treaty.

Every Vote Counts

Every Democratic senator voted for the treaty—Blumenthal (D-CT) was absent and not voting.

The Republicans supplied several “Yes” votes for the Obama administration on giving the UN some authority over America’s policies for disabled adults and children. The seven GOP senators supporting Obama’s UN push were: Ayotte (R-NH), Barrasso (R-WY), Brown (R-MA), Collins (R-ME), Lugar (R-IA), McCain (R-AZ), and Snowe (R-ME).

Senator Hatch (R-UT) also voted to proceed to debate, but we were just notified literally minutes ago that Hatch will vote against ratification of the CRPD. Barrasso was a huge disappointment because of his supposedly conservative stance on issues, but his defection has been known for some time.

A good surprise was that Senator Moran (R-KS) voted against the CRPD on this preliminary matter. Roberts (R-KS) and Kirk (R-IL) were absent.

I urge you all to send an email of thanks to the Republicans who voted against the CRPD. If your senator is a Republican, he or she voted against the CRPD unless mentioned specifically above. You can use the U.S. Senate’s webpage to email your senators.

Price to Pay

I urge you to call all of the other senators yet again and urge them to change their minds and support the principle that Americans should make the law for America. While it is unlikely that Democrats will change their minds, they need to know that there is a price to pay for attacking American parents and giving away American self-government. Answering phone calls for a few more days is a small price to pay for their decision to vote for the UN position. You can find your senators’ phone numbers by typing in your ZIP code here.

Senator Reid has not yet filed the motion needed to take this bill to the next vote which will be for cloture to end debate. Thus, there will be two more votes before the treaty can be ratified. We do not know the timetable yet. It could happen this week; it could be pushed later.

We absolutely have to keep the pressure on the Senate.

But it is very important that you all send emails of thanks to the 36 senators who stood against the UN. The opposition will be urging their people to pour on the calls to these 36 hoping to move just three. If we can keep at least 34, the treaty will be defeated.

Shore up the good guys with emails. Call the others to account with phone calls. Try calling their local offices for a change of pace.

Narrow Margin

The other side needs to change three votes to win. We need to keep up our defense of freedom because no one else will.

Thanks so much. You are making a difference. As you call, our federal relations team and Congressional Action Program families are lobbying face to face on Capitol Hill. The Senate leadership promised that this treaty would be ratified by July 26, 2012. Your calls are the reason we are still in the fight.

For Liberty,

Michael P. Farris, Esq., LL.M.
Founder and Chairman, HSLDA