ALEC - (American Legislative Exchange Council)

Lee wrote "


The corporations, both ALEC members, took a seat at the legislative drafting table beside elected officials and policy analysts by paying a fee between $3,000 and $10,000, according to documents obtained by Bloomberg News.

The opportunity for corporations to become co-authors of state laws legally through ALEC covers a wide range of issues from energy to taxes to agriculture.'

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2011-07-21/koch-exxon-mobil-among-corpora...'

Chimp-_logic wrote - '



Actually in the US its unconstitutional

But a Corporate tyranny that has displaced what little democracy there was in the USA can do as it pleases.

As recent as 2010, the US supreme court ruled by a marginal 5/4 vote that Corporations are in indeed persons and should be afforded the same same constitutional protections as ordinary US citizens.

US supreme court - judges appointed by the corporately owned Political system.'

Now in the news -

'The Energy & Environmental Legal Institute (E&E Legal) is extremely disappointed that the DC Circuit three judge panel refused to consider whether the EPA was improperly influenced by so called ‘green’ groups when the agency put forth the Clean Power Plan (CPP) that intended to “bankrupt” coal power plants and eliminate coal miners jobs throughout the country. We have painstakingly gathered evidence of improper ex parte contact between these outside groups and key EPA employees while the rule was being drafted, yet the Court has decided not to look at it in this case. The ex parte contact was extreme and included meetings at coffee shops across the street from EPA, extensive use of private e-mail servers by agency officials, and the ‘green groups’ clear involvement in the drafting and editing of the CPP.'

http://eelegal.org/2016/03/21/ee-legals-statement-re-d-c-circuit-decision-to-den...

I guess because it is government and "green groups", which are themselves big business, it makes it ok.

Jovial Monk wrote on Mar 22^nd, 2016 at 2:13pm:



but "Big Green" and the EPA are not part of ALEC. There is no formal instrument.

So if it should be illegal for members of ALEC to play a part in drafting legislation, should it be illegal for "green groups" to be involved in drafting the Clean Power Plan?

The Greens are a real cancer to humanity.

They have been writing the laws on environment for quite a while now and have even taken to writing school curriculums like safe school programs teaching transgender children are normal.

I just cant understand how they have become so influential about all these topics.

The only thing I can put it down to is that the oligarchy are using the environmental movement to implement their hidden agenda of a world government, once they do it for the environment who's to say they will stop there.

Agenda 21 the green movement taking over the world through the environmental movement.



Some are trying to expose them.




 

lee wrote on Mar 22^nd, 2016 at 3:36pm:

black is white: why not because a harvey norman groupie said so,... i mean politieoly asked yu ton enter inot eternl debate with a heartless german style never ending beginning !??????

Ajax wrote on Mar 22^nd, 2016 at 5:03pm:


What about Monsanto, Dow Chemicals, TEPCO The Peabody Coal Company or EXXON?

Careful batman, your vitriolic bias is bleeding at the seams

Well done though on trying to prop up fascism in its purist form and congratulations on your high standards in hating children

Well done

well done indeed mate

Now apologise and self ban

lee wrote on Mar 22^nd, 2016 at 6:53pm:


....but Sooky Sooky Batman didn't answer my very simple question lee - well done mate

BatteriesNotIncluded wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2016 at 12:05pm:



nothing of any consequence as normal.

Poor Chimp_logic anally retentive.