Senator Lee tells WH to stay in its own backyard
Tell Washington regulators to stay in their own backyard. But we have to make sure we send the same message from our yards and post ‘no trespassing’ signs in big, bold letters
By A. Dru Kristenev —— Bio and Archives--May 19, 2016
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When the all-encompassing Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) regulation was first proposed in 2013, we addressed this inherent enslavement of every American to federal authority. Does the term “enslavement” hit a raw nerve… good. The article, 21st century Slavery – HUD vs MLK, took the issue of a federal agency dispensing zoning directives for neighborhoods, your neighborhood, to the crux of the problem – the creation of a new federal plantation.
“Who is it that makes plans, telling others where they should live, handing them instructions of where to move and how to build their habitation? Plantation owners, overlords, that's who. And who, pray tell, is commanding the American people of every color, ethnicity, creed and economic status to reconstruct communities according to their own ideas of fairness and correct integration quotas? The new slave owners, otherwise known as government, whose administrative bureaucrats represent the Executive Branch.”1
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