Elias Alias | UN Bronze Embedded In Montana @EliasAlias | Uploaded July 2020 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
M2U02878I took "Cowboy Ruff" to the park on July 24 2020. Most folks know Cowboy Ruff as "Adam Ruff" from Los Angeles, California. Adam does nice graphics for The Mental Militia. He was the original leader of the Los Angeles chapter of "We Are Change", and, like me, is a dedicated "9/11 Truther". Cowboy Ruff had driven up to Montana to talk over some projects with me. During his visit I mentioned that the United Nations has staked a claim on a very nice piece of Montana, USA. I told him that I could prove that, but that it would necessitate an all-day outing at Glacier Park. He wanted to go see the proof for himself, so up the "Going To The Sun" road we drove. Behind the Ranger Station at Logan Pass in Glacier Park sits this large rock in which is embedded a bronze plaque denoting UNESCO's assumed authority to participate in the management of Glacier Park. Cowboy Ruff was impressed by the boldness of the international government (the United Nations). He agrees with me. He and I both think that the United Nations needs to be kicked out of America, and that America has no moral, proper, or justifiable business being a member of that statist-minded collective of would-be world-governing, self-aggrandizing, misguided ego--centric power-grabbers who truly believe that they have some duty to govern the world and control human societies and cultures, (including your and our lives in America). I think it was President Teddy Roosevelt who came up with the ridiculous idea that somehow Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution authorizes the damned federal government to assume ownership over vast lands within the borders of the sovereign States in our compact for the purpose of creating "National" parks. When I read the Constitution, I fail to find any authorization for UN-cle Sam stake a claim on any State's public lands for the purpose of creating a "National Park". My thinking is that Glacier Park should be owned and operated by the people of Montana, who are authorized to manage that wonderful bit of real estate and who know better than the federal government and the United Nations when it comes to managing that land. What's your take on this subject, eh? Do you see any acceptable reason why Montana should have allowed the federal government to assume some kind of managerial control over that part of Montana? And can you fathom by any stretch just why the federal government has presumed some kind of lawful, proper authority to manage public land in the State of Montana? Additionally, I'd like to know who in the Montana government allowed the feds and the internationalists access to Montana land. I think that Glacier Park should be a Montana park, not a "National" park, and certainly not an "International" park. Cowboy Ruff agrees with me. Do you agree?
M2U02878I took "Cowboy Ruff" to the park on July 24 2020. Most folks know Cowboy Ruff as "Adam Ruff" from Los Angeles, California. Adam does nice graphics for The Mental Militia. He was the original leader of the Los Angeles chapter of "We Are Change", and, like me, is a dedicated "9/11 Truther". Cowboy Ruff had driven up to Montana to talk over some projects with me. During his visit I mentioned that the United Nations has staked a claim on a very nice piece of Montana, USA. I told him that I could prove that, but that it would necessitate an all-day outing at Glacier Park. He wanted to go see the proof for himself, so up the "Going To The Sun" road we drove. Behind the Ranger Station at Logan Pass in Glacier Park sits this large rock in which is embedded a bronze plaque denoting UNESCO's assumed authority to participate in the management of Glacier Park. Cowboy Ruff was impressed by the boldness of the international government (the United Nations). He agrees with me. He and I both think that the United Nations needs to be kicked out of America, and that America has no moral, proper, or justifiable business being a member of that statist-minded collective of would-be world-governing, self-aggrandizing, misguided ego--centric power-grabbers who truly believe that they have some duty to govern the world and control human societies and cultures, (including your and our lives in America). I think it was President Teddy Roosevelt who came up with the ridiculous idea that somehow Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution authorizes the damned federal government to assume ownership over vast lands within the borders of the sovereign States in our compact for the purpose of creating "National" parks. When I read the Constitution, I fail to find any authorization for UN-cle Sam stake a claim on any State's public lands for the purpose of creating a "National Park". My thinking is that Glacier Park should be owned and operated by the people of Montana, who are authorized to manage that wonderful bit of real estate and who know better than the federal government and the United Nations when it comes to managing that land. What's your take on this subject, eh? Do you see any acceptable reason why Montana should have allowed the federal government to assume some kind of managerial control over that part of Montana? And can you fathom by any stretch just why the federal government has presumed some kind of lawful, proper authority to manage public land in the State of Montana? Additionally, I'd like to know who in the Montana government allowed the feds and the internationalists access to Montana land. I think that Glacier Park should be a Montana park, not a "National" park, and certainly not an "International" park. Cowboy Ruff agrees with me. Do you agree?
