A very direct explanation of Agenda 21 and Sustainable Development. After watching this, you should be able to recognize that the goal is much bigger than wolves, hunting, fishing and trapping. We are just in their way. They are looking far beyond a group of vocal outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy hunting, etc.

This is a stark lesson.

Nugent has always been a man of passion and compassion. His interviews generally are passionate and he bothers little with political correctness. None of us will know exactly everything that transpired during this interview as we are all left as subjects of the editing knife of CBS and their manipulation of the minds to force our thinking process.

I am, however, wondering if Ted Nugent is, in fact, being targeted and if so, precisely by whom? The first clue that should jump out at us is the he is supporting Mitt Romney. However, there are many, many other clues, most of which readers aren’t at all interested in exploring.

Please share you thoughts in the comment section below.

(Columbus, Ohio)- Today, the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance Director of Federal Affairs, Bill Horn, appeared on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal discussing Sportsmen’s Rights, and H.R. 4089, the Sportsmen’s Heritage Act of 2012.

Click here to watch the program. Check local television listings for C-SPAN rebroadcasts of this program.

Click here for information on H.R. 4089.

Bill Horn is one of America’s top legal minds in the area of wildlife and natural resources law. He has been with USSA for 23 years. During his tenure with USSA, sportsmen have prevailed on key battles to protect the rights of Americans to hunt, fish and trap. Notable among these is the National Wildlife Refuge Improvement Act of 1997 which makes hunting and fishing priority uses of the 100 million-acre public land system.

Early in his career he worked as a Congressional staffer on the old House Interior Committee. Bill was appointed Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Fish, Wildlife, and Parks by President Reagan. In that job, he oversaw the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Park Service and directed important programs regarding migratory bird hunting, the Endangered Species Act, and fisheries restoration programs. He also chaired the Great Lakes Fishery Commission and the National Wildlife Refuge Centennial Commission.

When not manning the political and legal front lines on behalf of hunters and anglers, he is a hardcore grouse and woodcock hunter, waterfowler, and saltwater fly fisher. His passion for these pursuits has spurred ventures into outdoor writing and his articles have appeared in The Pointing Dog Journal, American Angler, and Florida Sportsman magazines. Bill’s first book – Seasons on the Flats: An Angler’s Year in the Florida Keys – will be released this summer.

The link to this video was posted yesterday in the comments section. I’ve watched it twice already and will probably go back and watch it again. This contains extremely valuable information about Truth, truth, your truth and relativism. I urge readers to view this and see where you fit in the scheme of things in your own life.

A reader sent along the link to this video. It’s a pretty good representation on how the foot hold, live trap works. I am, however, not completely in agreement with some of the other comments the narrator made concerning the environment, habitat, man’s encroachment and the “pending disaster”.