Dear Patriots,

There’s much controversy swirling around President Obama’s so-called green agenda initiatives—his use of taxpayer monies to push for “green technology” such as the Solyndra solar panel boondoggle and other risky subsidies.
    
Government funded and regulated “green technology” policies promote the UN’s Agenda 21 Project, which claims that human consumption is destroying the environment through overuse of fossil fuels, overuse of electricity and water.

Agenda 21 wants segments of our population to live in cluster communities, to reduce energy demand by locating jobs, housing and services closer together. Any economic development would have a priority for jobs in green industries at the cost of the private sector. Most rural land would be owned, subsidized, and regulated by the government. Farmers would be forced—or bribed with tax dollars—to grow renewable energy crops like biomass.

Unfortunately, Tallahassee politicians and some special interests are moving in lockstep with Washington’s Agenda 21 edicts. The Florida Legislature is considering two bills: CS/HB7117 in the House and CS/CS/SB2094 in the Senate. These 60 page energy bills are full of taxpayer money, recall Solyndra, being used for special incentives, grants, and financial assistance with lofty-sounding goals:   

“The state shall reduce its energy requirements through enhanced conservation and efficiency measures in all end-use sectors and reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide by promoting an increased use of renewable energy resources. That act also declared it the public policy of the state to play a leading role in developing and instituting energy management programs that promote energy conservation, energy security, and the reduction of greenhouse gases.”

Please note: this pro-Agenda 21 bill includes:
Allowing local governments to use sales surtaxes to acquire land for public recreation, conservation, or protection of natural resources.
State investment in Hydrogen-powered vehicles and hydrogen vehicle fueling stations. If they work, fine; if not, we pay the bill.
Provide technical assistance and guidance on growth and development issues, grants, and other assistance to local “sustainable” communities.
Manage the activities of public-private partnerships.
State grants for the development of ethanol, long proven to be costly and inefficient—but profitable to some mega-industrial interests.
Florida Campaign for Liberty needs your help to expose and defeat the UN’s Agenda 21. Below are action items, but please consider investing in our Liberty Agenda while you think of it. We must keep the pressure on Tallahassee and educate and motivate Florida Constitutionalists on this issue.

CS/HB7117 has one last committee stop (State Affairs) before going to a full House floor vote. Let’s stop this Agenda 21 bill by calling the members of the State Affairs Committee. Tell them that you do not support this bill that wastes taxpayers’ money on subsidizing failed and expensive alternative energy projects (emails provided):

McKeel, Seth [R]    seith.mckeel@myfloridahouse.com
Mayfield, Debbie [R]    debbie.mayfield@myfloridahouse.com
Clemens, Jeff [D]    jeff.clements@myfloridahouse.com
Abruzzo, Joseph [D]    joseph.abruzzo@myfloridahouse.com
Bembry, Leonard L. [D]   leonard.bemry@myfloridahouse.com;
Burgin, Rachel V. [R]   rachel.burgin@myflorida.com;
Crisafulli, Steve [R]   steve.crisafulli@myfloridahouse.com;
Ford, Clay [R]   clay.ford@myfloridahouse.com;
Ingram, Clay [R]    clay.ingram@myfloridahouse.com
Kriseman, Rick [D]    rick.kriseman@myfloridahouse.com
Patronis, Jimmy [R]    jimmy.patronis@myfloridahouse.com
Perry, W. Keith [R]    keith.perry@myfloridahouse.com
Plakon, Scott [R]    scott.plakon@myfloridahouse.com
Porter, Elizabeth W. [R]    elizabeth.porter@myfloridahouse.com
Taylor, Dwayne L. [D]    dwayne.taylor@myfloridahouse.com
Williams, Alan B. [D]    alan.williams@myfloridahouse.com
Williams, Trudi K. [R]    trudi.williams@myfloridahouse.com
Young, Dana D. [R]    dana.young@myfloridahouse.com

CS/CS/SB2094 has one last committee stop (Budget) before going to a full Senate Floor vote. Let’s also stop this bill by calling the members of the Budget Committee (click name for contact information):

•    Chair: Senator JD Alexander (R)   Alexander
•    Vice Chair: Senator Joe Negron (R)  Negron
•    Senator Thad Altman (R)   Altman
•    Senator Lizbeth Benacquisto (R)   Benacquisto
•    Senator Michael S. "Mike" Bennett (R)   Bennett
•    Senator Ellyn Setnor Bogdanoff (R)    Bogdanoff
•    Senator Anitere Flores (R)    Flores
•    Senator Don Gaetz (R)   Gaetz
•    Senator Alan Hays (R)   Hays
•    Senator Arthenia L. Joyner (D)  Joyner
•    Senator Evelyn J. Lynn (R)   Lynn
•    Senator Gwen Margolis (D)   Margolis
•    Senator Bill Montford (D)   Montford
•    Senator Jim Norman (R)  Norman
•    Senator Nan H. Rich (D)    Rich
•    Senator Garrett Richter (R)    Richter
•    Senator David Simmons (R)    Simmons
•    Senator Gary Siplin (D)    Siplin
•    Senator Eleanor Sobel (D)   Sobel
•    Senator John Thrasher (R)   Thrasher
•    Senator Stephen R. Wise (R)     Wise

Remember, send me a copy of their response or e-mail me their comments—Florida Campaign for Liberty is keeping track of who’s confused, who is on our side, and the rest!

With your help, the Florida Campaign for Liberty is dedicated to stopping the disastrous Agenda 21 policies coming out of Tallahassee. There will be a floor fight over this issue, and the ramifications will be a major part of our Liberty Agenda, locally and federally.

Please help Florida Campaign for Liberty by contacting the Senators and Representatives listed above. And consider investing in our ongoing work too.

May I hear from you soon?

In Liberty,
    
John Hallman
John.Hallman@CampaignForLiberty.com

P.S. New Hampshire and Georgia are debating legislation to publicize the dangers of implementing Agenda 21. In Tennessee, a bill has been introduced in both House and Senate to prohibit that state from spending money enacting the UN’s Agenda 21. This is showing that these fights can be won at the grassroots level. Please consider becoming a partner with Florida Campaign for Liberty by making any donation — $25, $35, $50, or even $500.

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