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 EPA FALSELY DESIGNATED “WETLANDS”
In every state, properties have been dubiously classified as protected wetlands by the EPA or the Fish
and Wildlife Service with the owners losing use of their land and its value, such as 1500 families in
Florida evicted from their properties: http://www.dailypaul.com/146081/1500-families-losing-land-
in-miami-land-grab

 UNITED NATIONS BIOSPHERE RESERVES
Thirty of America’s national parks such as the Great Smoky Mountains National park have been
relinquished to become United Nations Biosphere Reserves for conservation and scientific study
according to U.N. stipulations. Seventeen other sites have also been added.
http://www.unesco.org/new/en/natural-sciences/environment/ecological-sciences/biosphere-
reserves/

“At Yellowstone National Park, United Nations'
delegates who surveyed the area last year, called
for a "buffer zone" around the Park. So, the Park
Service is choking off the local economy by
refusing to maintain certain highways and by
buying up any property available. Of course,
there will be plenty available as more and more
owners are denied the use of their own private
property which causes businesses to shut down
and the economy to show.

Inside Yellowstone, the Park Service is shutting
down campgrounds as the park is being prepared
to become the core of a huge biosphere
reserve, as part of the United Nations
global plan. Once established, no human
activity will be permitted in the area. This represents fulfillment of plans outlined in the United
Nation's Biodiversity Treaty - which, though still unratified by the U.S. Senate, is being implemented
by the Clinton Administration.
http://www.apfn.org/apfn/national.htm

The entrance sign at the Great Smoky Mountains National
Park says "AN INTERNATIONAL BIOSPHERE RESERVE."
“This means that, under the United Nations Biodiversity
Treaty, a precious resource--owned by American citizens for
over 200 years--has been turned over to the UN's bureaucrats
for control. Yes, you and I will continue to pay taxes for the
maintenance and upkeep of the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park. But we no longer own it. Now, the U.N. has
ultimate jurisdiction.” A Biosphere Reserve is an area that is
set aside specifically for conservation and scientific study
which, like a World Heritage Site, the United States promises
to manage in accordance with U.N. standards.
http://www.tetrahedron.org/articles/new_world_order/Rockefeller_UN_National_Parks.html
http://sovereignty.net/p/land/mapmabwh.htm