Comments for We Texans http://wetexans.com Restoring Private Property, State Sovereignty, Gun Ownership Rights, and Immigration Reform to Texas Fri, 20 Jan 2012 00:15:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on The Bludgeoning Continues! by Albert http://wetexans.com/the-bludgeoning-continues/#comment-29386 Albert Fri, 20 Jan 2012 00:15:00 +0000 http://www.wetexans.com/?p=962#comment-29386 Well...as a good citizen, I don't mind paying tax as long as it is reasonably not too high and used like it should. Well…as a good citizen, I don’t mind paying tax as long as it is reasonably not too high and used like it should.

]]> Comment on Jobs at the Expense of Liberty? by Yourtxlady http://wetexans.com/jobs-at-the-expense-of-liberty/#comment-29335 Yourtxlady Mon, 19 Dec 2011 17:31:00 +0000 http://wetexans.com/?p=2298#comment-29335 My mother went through eminent domain with the infamous Energy Transfer. This is the cruelest law there is. This is also a scam that these rich oil/gas pipelines use "utility" when this is suppose to be used only by local electric/gas companies to have the right-of-way for the good of the community. I will continue to fight to get our laws changed. These pipeline companies should pay a monthly lease to property owners just as the wireless cell towers do up to $2500 per month until it is removed. They gave my mom pennies for putting a 42-in through the middle of her property. This is only a few yards from her house and would destroy everything within a mile if ruptured.   My mother went through eminent domain with the infamous Energy Transfer. This is the cruelest law there is. This is also a scam that these rich oil/gas pipelines use “utility” when this is suppose to be used only by local electric/gas companies to have the right-of-way for the good of the community. I will continue to fight to get our laws changed. These pipeline companies should pay a monthly lease to property owners just as the wireless cell towers do up to $2500 per month until it is removed. They gave my mom pennies for putting a 42-in through the middle of her property. This is only a few yards from her house and would destroy everything within a mile if ruptured.  

]]> Comment on Jobs at the Expense of Liberty? by Tammy Blair http://wetexans.com/jobs-at-the-expense-of-liberty/#comment-29328 Tammy Blair Wed, 14 Dec 2011 18:49:00 +0000 http://wetexans.com/?p=2298#comment-29328 Thank you for making the point!  Yet again, state government has failed to exercise its proper role of defending property rights.  TransCanada is a privately owned company.  The tar sands are being sent to an existing refinery, and jobs are surely needed here.  And certainly the U.S. may bid on the end product (the same as every other country), but at what cost?  Property rights should be held sacrosanct!  Thank you for making the point!  Yet again, state government has failed to exercise its proper role of defending property rights.  TransCanada is a privately owned company.  The tar sands are being sent to an existing refinery, and jobs are surely needed here.  And certainly the U.S. may bid on the end product (the same as every other country), but at what cost?  Property rights should be held sacrosanct! 

]]> Comment on Jobs at the Expense of Liberty? by Drew Prescott http://wetexans.com/jobs-at-the-expense-of-liberty/#comment-29311 Drew Prescott Wed, 07 Dec 2011 03:41:00 +0000 http://wetexans.com/?p=2298#comment-29311 Great article.  I believe that people far to often forget that private industry and government are in a cozy mix with our tax dollars.  Consider, however bad, private roads do serve a states or cities right; In this case the profits and means "flow" directly to the hands of the entity, then turned into an entity that serves a mass consumers need.  This story, if marketed correctly can become a eye opening story into peoples true ownership of proeprty.  Tax free property ownership would therefore be a perfect, and beneficial transition. Great article.  I believe that people far to often forget that private industry and government are in a cozy mix with our tax dollars.  Consider, however bad, private roads do serve a states or cities right; In this case the profits and means “flow” directly to the hands of the entity, then turned into an entity that serves a mass consumers need.  This story, if marketed correctly can become a eye opening story into peoples true ownership of proeprty.  Tax free property ownership would therefore be a perfect, and beneficial transition.

]]> Comment on Thank You by Dwayne Stovall http://wetexans.com/join-we-texans/thank-you/#comment-29308 Dwayne Stovall Sun, 04 Dec 2011 18:22:00 +0000 http://wetexans.com/?page_id=2135#comment-29308 I'll do what I can to help grow the movement.  Long live liberty! Long live Texas! I’ll do what I can to help grow the movement.  Long live liberty! Long live Texas!

]]> Comment on Thank You by Wwohler http://wetexans.com/join-we-texans/thank-you/#comment-29307 Wwohler Sun, 04 Dec 2011 05:55:00 +0000 http://wetexans.com/?page_id=2135#comment-29307 Hi Debra, Keep up your great work! Hi Debra,

Keep up your great work!

]]> Comment on PROPOSITIONS VOTERS’ GUIDE: Just Say No by More Voting Info | American|Writes http://wetexans.com/propositions-voters-guide-just-say-no/#comment-29306 More Voting Info | American|Writes Sat, 03 Dec 2011 03:28:23 +0000 http://wetexans.com/?p=2123#comment-29306 [...] http://wetexans.com/propositions-voters-guide-just-say-no We Texans points out that that these amendments are often the means of saddling Texans with debt. [...] [...] http://wetexans.com/propositions-voters-guide-just-say-no We Texans points out that that these amendments are often the means of saddling Texans with debt. [...]

]]> Comment on The Stone That Rolled Over Texas by Anonymous http://wetexans.com/the-stone-that-rolled-over-texas/#comment-29274 Anonymous Thu, 24 Nov 2011 11:40:00 +0000 http://wetexans.com/?p=2186#comment-29274 That's quite a piece.  Shoulda coulda been published sooner, say, Oct 26, 2009 or 2010, darn it. As for the source, devil-be-damned. Anyone with facts exposing any 'for rent'/'for sale' politician and systemic corruption can bring it on. We're all better served. For instance, had S. Palin known of Perry's cronyisms, she would not have supported him in 2010. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2011/11/23/gingrich_may_have_inside_track_on_palins_endorsement_112159-2.html By the same token (and I have to hold my nose) I read the Huffington Post. Why??? Because it covers Ron Paul in a possitive way, almost daily. And with hardly a detectible liberal bent as you surely would expect. Also, it's home to Koerner of the Blue Republican. Just saying, the broader one's horizons, the better for finding common ground and support, and that spells success through strength in numbers. Nowhere do you need that more than in politics. Just so long as principles aren't compromised. IMHO. That’s quite a piece.  Shoulda coulda been published sooner, say, Oct 26, 2009 or 2010, darn it.

As for the source, devil-be-damned. Anyone with facts exposing any ‘for rent’/'for sale’ politician and systemic corruption can bring it on. We’re all better served. For instance, had S. Palin known of Perry’s cronyisms, she would not have supported him in 2010. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2011/11/23/gingrich_may_have_inside_track_on_palins_endorsement_112159-2.html
By the same token (and I have to hold my nose) I read the Huffington Post. Why??? Because it covers Ron Paul in a possitive way, almost daily. And with hardly a detectible liberal bent as you surely would expect. Also, it’s home to Koerner of the Blue Republican.

Just saying, the broader one’s horizons, the better for finding common ground and support, and that spells success through strength in numbers. Nowhere do you need that more than in politics. Just so long as principles aren’t compromised. IMHO.

]]> Comment on The Stone That Rolled Over Texas by Frjm http://wetexans.com/the-stone-that-rolled-over-texas/#comment-29254 Frjm Sun, 13 Nov 2011 01:14:00 +0000 http://wetexans.com/?p=2186#comment-29254 There will come a time when the Conservatives will realize they cannot win without confronting the Progressives.  We cannot sit back and allow the faults of opponents to go un-reported.  McCain, who for the most part was a RINO Progressive, was destroyed because he refused to point out obama's corruption and communistic views. If he had won we would still be deep sh-- , more or less I really can't say. I have no problem with Debra Media providing the article which includes information I obtained from Stewarts of the Prairie and a little know law which requires the Federal Government must Coordinate with the land owners before they can take any land from them. This was in reference the Texas Corridor.  Prior to the roadblock created by the Coordination Law, deals were made to steal thousand of acres of land from rancher and small cities to further the North American Union and its bid to join Canada, America and Mexico as a new country.  The Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) was the working branch of this communist plot and don't think for a moment it has gone away.  Why do you think that no president since Eisenhowe has done anything to curb the entry of illegal aliens? Look it up, it's a terrifying read.  Anyway that was in 2004 and Perry was Gov. of Texas during that time.   If you question any of the information provided by the article concerning Perry's actions much of it can probably be confirmed.  I personally do not disagree that the tactics described fit what Perry would do. There will come a time when the Conservatives will realize they cannot win without confronting the Progressives.  We cannot sit back and allow the faults of opponents to go un-reported.  McCain, who for the most part was a RINO Progressive, was destroyed because he refused to point out obama’s corruption and communistic views. If he had won we would still be deep sh– , more or less I really can’t say.

I have no problem with Debra Media providing the article which includes information I obtained from Stewarts of the Prairie and a little know law which requires the Federal Government must Coordinate with the land owners before they can take any land from them. This was in reference the Texas Corridor. 

Prior to the roadblock created by the Coordination Law, deals were made to steal thousand of acres of land from rancher and small cities to further the North American Union and its bid to join Canada, America and Mexico as a new country.  The Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) was the working branch of this communist plot and don’t think for a moment it has gone away.  Why do you think that no president since Eisenhowe has done anything to curb the entry of illegal aliens? Look it up, it’s a terrifying read.  Anyway that was in 2004 and Perry was Gov. of Texas during that time.  

If you question any of the information provided by the article concerning Perry’s actions much of it can probably be confirmed.  I personally do not disagree that the tactics described fit what Perry would do.

]]> Comment on The Stone That Rolled Over Texas by Frjm http://wetexans.com/the-stone-that-rolled-over-texas/#comment-29253 Frjm Sun, 13 Nov 2011 00:22:00 +0000 http://wetexans.com/?p=2186#comment-29253 Stephen Download the article, the comment is just a few paragraphs down. Stephen
Download the article, the comment is just a few paragraphs down.

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