Property Rights Protected?-Land Bills say NO!

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Your property rights are not protected, contrary to what Ministers tell you. Take a look at our video, 1 1/2 hours with Lawyer and Alberta Landowners Council policy chair, Keith Wilson. This is what you need to know about how the Land Bills will affect the way you live, work and own land in Alberta. Here is the link.
http://www.albertalandownerscouncil.com/apps/videos/

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Albertans can vote.
The ROC can send money. $$$$$ Do it. I did.
Pars

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Momentum is:

1.Contagious
2. Encouraging
3. Compounds itself as does interest
4. Measurable
5. Teamwork.

Text, email or call Danielle Smith's office. Put a lift
in her step. You if all people know how good it
feels at 2AM when you're combining, and it's
forecast rain, and somebody shows up with fresh
coffee and cookies and a kiss......yup. Pars

[ASRG]

The Alberta election is a watershed event for all Canadians. This is our chance to turn back the concept of "Big Government knows best"! If we fail, expect other provinces to jump on the bandwagon and start confiscating property rights.

I guess people need to ask themselves whether they want a government that owns everything and wipes your nose for you, for the "collective good", or they want to make their own decisions on how they live their life, educate their children, make their living?

Pretty fundamental stuff? You are either part of the hive....or you are an individual with inherent rights?

Danielle Smith has promised to repeal the land theft bills, bring in a property protection act, and work toward entrenching property rights in the Canadian charter. Danielle was a part of APRI (Alberta Property Right Initiative) long before she became a politician. APRI already has a comprehensive Property Rights Protection Act. You can find it on their website....google APRI.

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When some government legally expropriates
'John Doe's Family Farm' plaque( because it's
cemented into the ground and therefore legally
part of the property), along with the Doe farm, in
order that the government can fulfill somebody's
claim, THAT will be the day poor old John Doe
will regret that he didnt take more of an interest
in land expropriation. Pars