The EPA, Department of Justice and Department of Interior, took it upon themselves to turn over a whole town and everyone's property to an Indian Nation. They did this without telling the mayor or anyone in the town. The mayor was shocked to find out the Federal government simply gave away the town.
This town is in Wyoming, it is Riverton.
The EPA turned over the town through the "Clean Air Act". They gave it to the Wind River Indian Reservation. They gave over 1 million acres to the Tribe nation.
Understand they can do this. That is why your land is not really yours! You pay taxes on it - You don't actually own the land, you are only using it from the Federal government. That is why if you don't pay taxes then they can take it!
This IS Agenda 21. The federal government can come in and take whole towns, cities, properties etc from the people. Obama wrote an executive order that allows for seizure of property and all assets in 2012.
If this happened in Riverton, where the Obama administration simply went in and took over a town, don't believe they won't do it elsewhere.
They are obviously testing in a smaller town in Wyoming at this time, but will they go on to bigger towns? Will they take over due to the "Clean Air Act" or some other 'Federal law/Presidential Executive Order'?
Portions from article:
The EPA declared that Riverton was part of the Wind River Indian Reservation after granting a “Treatment as a State” application from the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes. The tribes submit such applications to get funding for air quality monitoring under the Clean
Air Act. However, this seemingly innocuous application ended up undoing the tribal boundaries set by a 1905 congressional act.
Air Act. However, this seemingly innocuous application ended up undoing the tribal boundaries set by a 1905 congressional act.
The EPA granted the tribes’ claim that the Wind River reservation extended over one million acres of land beyond what the 1905 Congressional Act established.
The worry by state officials is that turning Riverton, a town of over 10,000 people, over to the tribes will come with a slew of tax and law enforcement complications.
The worry by state officials is that turning Riverton, a town of over 10,000 people, over to the tribes will come with a slew of tax and law enforcement complications.
