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    The Peter Principle is Alive and Well in Lansing


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Fri Jun 22, 2012 at 12:58:22 AM EST
    Tags: Snyder, Rodney Stokes, a 'Placemaking' Czar ?, Smart Growth, Agenda 21, NASCO, NAU Corridor, DRIC-NITC, Light Rail boondoggles, Progressives, Michigan, DNR, Pig Forces, SS, Swine, Tyranny, Bakers, Small Farms (all tags)

    Fresh off the State Newswire

    LANSING, Mich. - Gov. Rick Snyder today announced that Rodney Stokes will be the administration's point man on working with cities to help them become more vibrant and inviting by enhancing their existing resources. Stokes, who currently serves as Department of Natural Resources director, will leave that position to join the Executive Office.

    "Michigan's cities are brimming with unique natural and man-made assets that can be cultivated in ways which attract families and visitors, retain talented workers, encourage investment and enhance our overall quality of life," Snyder said. "Rodney has the talent and experience to make that happen. His expertise in the areas of natural resources, outdoor recreation, policy development and civic engagement make him well suited to partner with cities in these efforts. A strong Michigan needs strong cities. Rodney's work will be key to that success and we're fortunate to have a person of his caliber at the forefront of this critical initiative."

    As the governor's special adviser for city placemaking, Stokes will work with cities on projects such as ensuring the availability of quality green space and enhancing recreational opportunities.
    ....

    Snyder emphasized the need for Michigan and its communities to adopt a "placemaking" mindset in his March 2011 Special Message to the Legislature on Local Government Reform. Placemaking recognizes that economic development and community development go hand in hand. It is a multifaceted approach that encourages a fresh look at the potential use of assets such as parks, downtowns, waterfronts, neighborhoods and buildings.

    Rest here

    Yannow, seeing that Rodney did such a fine job with "feral" pigs, I really can't wait to see what dunderhead thing he does next as Gov Snydholm's specially created personal ICLEI Czar.

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    It Has To Be Detroit...


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Thu May 10, 2012 at 01:49:08 PM EST
    Tags: Anyone But Stabenow, NObama, MWRO, Looters and Moochers, EPA, Energy, Tyranny, Boehner, Junk Science, Progressives, Public Sector, Goonions, Parasites, Green Subsidy, Taxpayer Hammocks, Wealth Redistribution, Agenda 21, Divide and Bankrupt the Bourgeoisie, MEA, Public Schools = Socialism Indoctrination Centers, University aristocracy, Nero's Cross, Occupy (all tags)

    via Big Government

    The Michigan Welfare Rights Organization (MWRO), headed by Maureen Taylor, has been telling Detroit welfare recipients to occupy foreclosed homes around the city. "You can't imagine," Taylor told WWJ in Detroit, "when we get to work at 9 and 10 in the morning, there are 20 to 30 people in the hallway talking about `I don't have any more money, my rent is due' - three or four months behind - what can I do? And its unreal, because we don't have answers except to say, `here's a list of houses that we have intercepted that have been repossessed by banks, pick one and move in.'" To boot these trespassers out of the homes, banks are forced to take MWRO to court.

    Rest here

    Mmm, Mmm, Mmm... Barack Hussein Obama.

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    A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

    All The While Gov. Snyder Sits Idly By...


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Wed May 02, 2012 at 11:56:24 AM EST
    Tags: Rodney Stokes, Snyder, SS, Michigan, DNR, Goosestepping, Pig Forces, Tyranny, Police State, Ted Nugent, Bakers, Freedom, Small Farms, Swine (all tags)

    Absolutely jaw-dropping.

    What a disgusting abuse of power by a Peter Principle agency bureaucrat.  Thank God that Sens. Hune and Booher have taken the initiative to intervene on this outrageous dictatorial assault on private property rights.

    Seriously Gov. Snyder, you can't even manage the simpleton you appointed to head the DNR, and you still want to stick us taxpayers with your bureaucrat managed boondoggle bridge?  No thanks.  Not with your brand of gross negligence.

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    Friday Divertere


    By JGillman, Section Multimedia
    Posted on Fri Apr 27, 2012 at 02:38:00 PM EST
    Tags: Michigan, Ted Nugent, Feral Swine, DNR, Hunting, Conservation, Freedom, Feds, Tyranny (all tags)

    The Nuge has been fighting the feds repeatedly.

    Conservationist and hunter Ted Nugent on Alaska, California, and our own feral DNR.

    "Its worse than the planet of the apes"
    starting around 6:40.

    Break out the cloning vats, we have work to do.  Someone go commandeer the U of M labs, OK?

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    Thursdays Divertere: EPA Crucifixes .. Kerosene Lamps and Hadrian's Wall


    By Corinthian Scales, Section Multimedia
    Posted on Thu Apr 26, 2012 at 11:53:31 AM EST
    Tags: Anyone But Stabenow, NObama, EPA, Energy, Tyranny, Boehner, Junk Science, Progressives, Public Sector, Goonions, Looters and Moochers, Parasites, Green Subsidy, Taxpayer Hammocks, Wealth Redistribution, Agenda 21, Divide and Bankrupt the Bourgeoisie, MEA, Public Schools = Socialism Indoctrination Centers, University aristocracy, Nero's Cross, and Dirt Worshipers (all tags)

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    DNR SS Squads A Black Eye For Snyder


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Fri Apr 20, 2012 at 07:18:40 PM EST
    Tags: Rodney Stokes, Michigan, DNR, Pig Forces, SS, Snyder, Swine, Tyranny (all tags)

    Rodney Stokes, a parks and rec guy appointed under Snyder's predecessor Jennifer Granholm, is pig hunting.

    Under the guise of "invasive species" enforcement, the DNR's director Stokes, has set loose a force on small farms and family run operations which for decades have raised certain types of swine that are considered dangerous and damaging in the wild.  These types of pigs can apparently reproduce quite easily.  However, the pigs are said to be aggressive, and damaging to forests and wildlands if allowed to get loose.

    so by fiat, the Director decided to simply eradicate the problem by destroying the livelihood of game pig farmers and other swine herds that MAY have certain strains of the feral breeds in them.

    In July of 2011, the department, likely under the suggestions of Snyder's advisory team gave the operations that might be affected a few more months to kill their stock.  And the the Michigan Animal Farmers Association had appealed for declaratory relief citing the rules for invasive designation.  MAFA argued on behalf of those small farms that what the DNR is calling an invasive danger, does not meet all the requirements to be classified as such.

    The suit by MAFA unfortunately did not meet the appeals court standard, which effectively strengthened executive authority in ALL areas.  

    More below.

    (7 comments, 727 words in story) Full Story

    Fridays Divertere: Live Free or Die


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Fri Sep 30, 2011 at 05:21:50 PM EST
    Tags: Bill Whittle, Nanny Mentality evolution:, Secularisation, Historical Materialism, Tyranny (all tags)

    Molon labe

    (5 comments) Comments >>

    Wednesdays Divertere: After America


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Wed Aug 10, 2011 at 05:29:09 PM EST
    Tags: After America, Mark Steyn, Elected Class, Tyranny (all tags)

    "...because I think if you look at the kind of people who've run America into the ground and have run most of the western world into the ground, they are a soft, pampered, for want of a better word, metrosexual elite who like the Eloi, have lost all contact with the idea of how stuff is made, how stuff gets done, how things happen."

    Indeed

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