After over a year of calls to attention from the audience and the Board of Supervisors meetings, Agenda 21 is finally coming into the election debates.
We heard Chris Wright foolishly denounce it as bunk, as he was told to do by Steve Wilensky, but most of the other candidates at least give credence to the fact that there is something going on. What are the facts, as many people who research are learning?
Mainly, that all of the grants that the Board of Supervisors are applying for and say they can't live without have unbelievable burdens of strings attached, to follow the sustainable, and extreme anti-growth land use, including "Clustering" as a requirement.
This makes the Board of Supervisors believe that there is a law that they have to follow these policies, or not get the grant. It's a form of blackmail, in our opinion, that our government holds our tax money hostage, until the County agrees to follow all of the attached strings in the grant package. This is scary stuff! More coming!
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