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Regional Supra Public-Private Government The Golden Rule: "He who has the gold rules". |
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On November 17, 2004, Dr. Robert Freilich gave a Powerpoint presentation to the Boise City Club that outlined the plan. Sage Community Resources, Inc. is an example of the 'public/private development' that Freilich is talking about in his presentation. They were given a federal grant to be used for loans for the Boise regional plan. So basically public funds are being given to private grant administrators who use the money to 'select' businesses that fit within 'the plan'. Note: If the links don't work, use this one RECOVERED LINKS. upd 11/14/08 They also get private grant money (all that money - how do they keep public and private social agenda straight?). Do take note of the fact that the Ford Foundation is listed on their planning links. Ida-Ore Planning and Development Assn. is listed as a recipient of Community Reinvestment Funds. Community Reinvestment Funds is not affiliated with any government agengy. From their website: "CRF gets further support from foundations, corporations and individuals that want to use their social-purpose investments in a way that maximizes their effectiveness. These dollars help CRF continue to expand its activities." In other words, Sage which is actually Ida-Ore Planning and Development Assn. Inc, gets money from the Ford Foundation to fulfill the Ford Foundations social agenda. This couldn't be more clear. |
"Ida-Ore Planning and Development Association Inc. dba Sage Community Resources is a non-profit development organization with the mission of providing assistance and resources for communities in southwest Idaho to enhance their quality of life through collaborative leadership." Ida-Ore Planning and Development Association is a member of NARC - National Association of Regional Councils 'Building Regional Communities' through Regional Councils "Sage serves as the grantee for the federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA). This employment and training program is managed by the WorkSOURCE Department and in its fifth year. We eagerly anticipate reauthorization and the opportunity to continue to oversee this valuable program within our region." Ask yourself - why would Sage be involved in building and zoning issues, loans and grants for 'selected' businesses and Workforce Development? The answer is complex because it requires delving deep into the 'reforms' of the education system. Basically, what they are doing is in support of the transition to a centrally planned and managed workforce through the schools and state Workforce Development departments. The schools are no longer about education. They are a tool for 'human resources management' and a supply chain for the workforce.
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The
inter-governmental agreement creates a
supra-government - regional government that has
authority over all land use within it's
jurisdiction. It transfers significant
power over the lives of the citizens to an
unelected authority. It neuters existing
government and elected, representative government.
The 'corridors and centers' refer to transportation corridors and economic development centers aka Intermodal Commerce Zones. It is through the use of these zones that they direct the private sector business development to the areas they've planned. The tax incentives draw |
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businesses to the Intermodal Commerce Zones thereby reducing the tax
base of the city they left. This further
empowers the unelected government
while reducing the power of elected government.
In Idaho, the legislation to implement Intermodal Commerce Zones began in 2004. The Intermodal Commerce Zones will give the regional governance councils independent operating capital so that they are not dependent on existing government structures for funding.
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Bullet point #1 says it all. "Comprehensive Plan as Constitution". Succinctly, this is the legal structure for a regional, unelected government superimposed on our existing local government structures with the power to manage our lives through land use planning, zoning and tax base relocation. American Heritage Dictionary 3. a. The system of fundamental laws and principles that prescribes the nature, functions, and limits of a government or another institution. Under the Agenda 21 Constitution which is what Robert Freilich is proposing, people have no rights. All the power belongs to the unelected planners in the regional governance structure. Elected representatives become mere symbols of a government structure that is powerless. |
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The picture below
was presented very early in Robert Freilich's
presentation to the Boise City Club. There
is no doubt in this writer's mind that it was
staged and the van was a prop. It is a
clever ploy to allow Freilich to dismiss the
criticism on his own terms by making the phantom
accuser appear ridiculous. This is one
method professional facilitators use to control
the discussion. Should anybody have brought
up the issue later in the presentation, Freilich
would have said to them - "I already addressed
that".
I included the picture at the end so that you would have enough information to see that in fact, the message painted on the van is correct. |
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A Comprehensive Plan as a Constitution for Regional, Unelected Government is the 'transformation' to Communism in America
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