2020: Our Common Destiny & The Anti Communitarian Manifesto

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2020: Our Common Destiny & The Anti Communitarian Manifesto

NEW CURRENT EVENTS BOOK ON THE SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY
Take a close look at the raw power of Community Economic Development

ANCHORAGE, ALASKA  (March 13, 2012) 2020: Our Common Destiny & The Anti Communitarian Manifesto  (ISBN-13: 978-0-9814519-2-3) explores the history, philosophy, and modern-day implementation of Sustainable Development, Communitarian Law, and Community Policing.

Part-autobiography, part-thesis, and part-guidebook to International Law, this 327-page book introduces Community Law with a mix of personal experiences, field research, and direct quotes from American presidents and international heads of state, domestic and foreign courts, officials, ecclesiastics, gurus, agencies, think tanks, universities and law schools, foundations, conferences, scientific reports, newspapers, and academic journals.

The Roosevelt Neighborhood Plan (Washington) and The Anchorage 2020/Anchorage Bowl Comprehensive Plan (Alaska) are highlighted to show how Local Agenda 21 plans balance individuals, laws, and economic growth.  Readers are challenged to consider some of the
little-known aspects of Community Economic Development, like mapping and mobilizing
human assets, data-mining, innovative militarized policing, mandates for service, global citizenship, the Hegelian Dialectic, and the ancient spiritual foundation for a worldwide,
corporate, quasi-religious legal framework.

Niki Raapana and Nordica Friedrich began publishing in 2000, after they were used as uninformed Human Subjects Research in Seattle, Washington.  Their original analysis of Communitarianism reaches an international audience; their work has been referenced and reproduced in books, websites, articles, curriculums and academic papers, including the National Association of Scholars Bibliography of the Communitarian Residence Life Movement.

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For more information please contact Nordica Friedrich
email: nfriedrich@gmail.com

Presentation on Agenda 21/Anchorage 2020 - Feb 7

Here's the flyer for the event:

Q: What should Alaskans know about

Agenda 21, Sustainable Development,

Anchorage 2020, the Anchorage

Bowl Comprehensive Plan, and the

upcoming Title 21 Rewrites?

A. That they are part of a massive system of

International Environmental Law

under which humanity is merely a resource.

Agenda 21 will drastically change the Way
Alaskans do everything,

from Where We live and what We drive,
to how We Work, play & think.

Learn how to protect your people from

these invasive plans and secure economic

freedom for future generations of Alaskans.

Spend an evening with local authors Niki Raapana and
Nordica Friedrich, internationally acclaimed critics
of Agenda 21,

Cornrnunitarian Law, and Sustainable Development.

When:

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

6:30pm - 8:30pm

Where:

Marston Theatre in Z.J. Loussac Library

at 36th & Denali, Anchorage, Alaska

This free event is sponsored by

The Libertarian Party of Anchorage

Bill calls for protecting people over wildlife in Anchorage

2020 says on Wildlife: "A wide diversity of fish, wildlife and habitats throughout the Municipality that thrives and flourishes in harmony with the community." http://www.accalaska.org/title21.html

We included this sharing the trails with the bears issue in 2020: Our Common Destiny. The Anchorage 2020 Plan called for sharing the trails with wildlife. We joked that maybe we Alaskans could timeshare with the bears, people could use them in the winter (when they need them most) and the bears can have them in the summer (when the tourists come). These trails are a central part of the new plan for creating a vehicle free vision for Anchorage. This is how Alaskan commoners of the future will travel from their assigned homes to work, to consume and to report to their community centers for their mandatory service assignments. According to the plan, Anchorage residents don't utilize their parks and trails enough. What a perfectly crafted dialectical conflict between the greens and the greens. :)

"Fish and Game estimates there are roughly 200 to 300 black bears and 60 brown bears in the general Anchorage area."

BEARS: Legislator wants police to have authority to shoot threatening animals.

By KYLE HOPKINS

Published: February 7th, 2010 10:37 PM

It's been nearly two years since a pair of maulings on a popular Anchorage trail. It's been months since plans fizzled for the city to hire a "bear cop" to prevent more problems.

Now, the battle over bears in Anchorage is back.

http://www.adn.com/news/alaska/wildlife/bears/story/1128135.html

Where we live now there's a lot more bears than in the city. For self-preservation, we're keeping a close eye on the LA21 plans and visions they're writing for this area. Plus, now Etzioni's volunteer program has been introduced in Kenny Lake, it was in the last month's community league meeting notes.

Here's the goal, since it's always about retraining people to have more communitarian behaviors.

"I don't understand why as a community we refuse to be responsible. Clearly we all want to live near wildlife. Why won't we as community make it a requirement, a law, to be bear responsible."

Now here's the same people who helped write Anchorage 2020:

UPCOMING EVENTS
http://www.accalaska.org/transportation.html

“Safe Walking - the foundation of healthy communities”

February 5, Noon - 1:30pm, FIFTH Floor Conference Room, City Hall

Anchorage Citizens Coalition brings Lynn Peterson to Anchorage on Friday, February 5, 2010, to speak to the health effects of balanced transportation systems. Lynn is a highway designer and urban planner who chairs the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners. She lives in Lake Oswego and has worked with 1000 Friends of Oregon, Fregonese and Calthorpe, as well as Portland's TriMet transit system. Mt Redoubt's eruption interrupted her March 2009 visit, now we have another chance to work with Lynn. Her March 2009 presentation can be found at http://www.clackamas.us/bcc/peterson/alaska.htm

Also join Lynn for "Green Drinks," Friday, February 5, 5 - 6pm. Bernies' Upstairs Lounge