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And, after the announcement of this plan, the chair also abruptly used the power of the State Constitution to limit public comment to ten minutes. He did not mention that the commissioners could, by consensus, increase the amount of time for public comment. They insist that they wish to engage with constituents, but really don't utilize the opportunity when presented. SHAME!!!!

Thank you for informing us on the facts so we can FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT back.

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Rothschild's 25 Point Plan for Installing the New World Order. 1773. Item 17.

'Use systematic deception, high sounding phrases and popular slogans.

"The opposite of what has been promised can always be done 'afterwords'...That is OF NO CONSEQUENCE!"'

This is not some well meaning but bumbling do-gooders...this is war on the people.

Maybe legal but certainly UNLAWFUL depending on which set of laws are being implemented.

I don't know if we can get our county back...but right now it's not ours!

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The sad thing is that the clueless CNN watchers around here are utterly unaware of ANY of it going on. Only a handful of people that follow Jeff's exposés are, and we wouldn't be either if it wasn't for Jeff.

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They do not know shame...they are busy saving the planet... from US!

These 'agents' are carrying out their orders/agendas on behalf of NWO forces.

Do not expect any reasonable, logical interaction from these mini-tyrants.

Forcing them from office is the only way we will get any justice but it looks like they will complete the handoff to the globalist agenda before we can stop them.

There is no due process that will resolve the situation.

There is a small army of NGO-ers all pushing the agenda, not just a few here and there.

We now have a fascist-tyrant governor-elect who will use untold resources removing our constitutional rights and embattling President Trump. We are living in a fascist-tyrannical - corporate governmental system...like most of the rest of the world.

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The Commissioners have used this unparliamentary procedure several times. This is when the public can understand the true intent of the Board, so always stay until the very end. One attendee from the gallery tried to get the attention of the Board during this discussion, but the Board intentionally avoided looking at the gallery. Jeff, your Step by Step reporting is what everyone needs to have handy. Thank you!

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Anytime Denise!

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I talked to a friend who lives on Three Crabs. She said that they never experienced this kind of flooding until the road through there was altered. She said there should have been a levy put in to prevent the Dungeness River from increasing the flooding to the area.

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She misunderstands the current role of gov't...it is not to protect and serve 'the people'.

Wakey-wakey!

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Your friend deserved the same constitutional protections as the tribal developments on the lower Elwha diversion, the Chicken Coup Creek diversion, Jimmy Comelately diversion and Dean Creek diversion.

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I sent an email to Ozias this morning asking for comment on Jeff's reporting of this issue. He wasted little time responding to me:

"That any suggestion that the topic being discussed related in any way to seizing property is both a mischaracterization of the conversation and a ridiculous statement.

"We know this area experiences episodic flooding – typically when there is a combination of a king tide and a storm event. Should we be staging sandbags? Would raising the level of the roadway help? Are there culvert improvements we should be considering? Where might we identify funding to bring to bear? These are the conversations I expect we’ll be having."

The conversations might occur, but I suspect the JSK's will eventually attempt to control when, where and how.

In essence, we have county commissioners who are working to return the JSK's so-called ancesteral land piece by piece.

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Yes..using a global fiat. There is an "administrative fiat," and that is what the Chevron deference case eliminated. Now we have a United Nations fiat, via administrative fiat via tribal fiat that has yet to be litigated. The discovery rule runs from when Jeff started publically posting this stuff. Property owners and businesses need to take legal action now while the "Chevron deference " iron is still hot.

The entire purpose of an NGO is to accomplish a fiat that does not have an administrative process. That is how they created a due process violation. None of the three crab property owners were allowed to challenge a policy administratively by saying why cant we have our property protected like the tribal properties, while they do their floodplain and salmon restoration projects..... The policy is hidden even from equal protection injunction litigation, because they never come out and say we are going to flood you out and not protect your property like we protect tribal properties. Its hidden under the veil of environmental and tribal fishing rights.

They stepped in the "Chevron deference" pile bigtime. Non-tribal is set to turn the tables if they can must up a legal challenge.

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Current county commissioners need to be recalled asap,some of there decisions end in wasteful spending of tax $$$ and seem to be out of order when you consider that a commissioner lied in a public hearing about paying cascadia $$$, commissioners should be investigated for favoring private parties that could lead to legal actions and being recalled for incompetent decisions.

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Anyone in the path of plans hidden from public inspection, hatched years ago in a true Sun Tzu fashion waiting for fruition, are pigs waiting for slaughter.

Absent a change in laws, or policies ala Charter Review Commission, nothing will change the sleight of hand elected officials use to fund NGO's to establish back-door government policies in the furtherance of an agenda.

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I wonder if Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch would be interested in our little story?

and did you know that the Federal Housing Finance Agency have a new helper program for the tribes ?

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I didn't know about either of those things.

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Also, the Pacific Legal Foundation should also be made aware of this incessant corruption and malfeasance.

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ONE (1) Day of flooding most every year. Condemn, take it away, tear down the houses.

MANY days of smoke most every year from Canada across the entire Olympic Penninsula. Condemn it, tear it all down...

Except for the Casino... Build more Casinos. Rename it CASINO PENNINSULA.

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Florida gets hit with hurricanes every year. Some very bad.

Condemn the entire state. Tear it all down.

Ozias says he's moving on. Are you ready for his clone???

This will take an active participation on YOUR part with contributions to get the right person elected. Believe me whatever we contribute to OUR candidate, the Tribe will match and beat. But we ned to stay even and perservere.

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We need a PRINCIPLED candidate that cannot be bought.

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Not bought by special interests, but representing US, the people.

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Don't be surprised if private property get's condemned by wetland standards and then get's turned over to local tribe so they can apply for emergency fed $$$ to squander.

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I was thinking the very same thing, it's just the road for mo'money

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They will close that new tributary faster than you can say Jack Robinson and then lock in the main channel like they do everywhere else.

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I believe, if you buy or build in a flood endangered area, you endure the consequences. King tides, river flood events and heavy storms are neither new nor unknown. Ocean and river views are both desirable and enviable. The price of enjoying those views daily is the flooding risk assumed. If fellow citizens choose to take on that flooding risk, any flooding damage is on them and/or their insurance. I want no part of ultimately paying for another person's view or risk taking. The majority of the Jamestown Tribal wealth comes from gambling, people taking risks. I do not see the Tribe compensating those that loose for their losses.

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1 day of flooding, oh owe is me... How many millions live in Hurricane Alley? No one is talking about taking their property.

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There was a way to accomplish what they wanted. By paying fair market value.

Joining the United Nations plot and breaking a treaty was not one of them.

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Millions of tax $$$ going down the drain for locals when it could be used to fix many roadways inside city limits that have been in need of repair for many years.Current commissioners have their heads up the wrong end when make financial decisions for people's better interest.

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We are a world government now. That's why they can only sit there in silence. The United Nations tell them and everybody else what to do. That's why the Jamestown tribe considers itself global now. ( Geltzin October 10 2023 letter to Commissioners) When the tribes joined that global plot they agreed to alter the treaty and opted out of the Congressional control.

The Chevron deference case (administrative state) is headed back to the high court. This was all global (United Nations) to the executive branch (Federal agencies) undermining Congressional authority under the Commerce Clause to regulate tribes and international commerce. In other words all of what they are doing now had to be approved by Congress. Instead of telling Congress what they were doing they obtained funds to do environmental fixes without telling them they were designed to heal broken relationships and build capacity for a world economy.

The NODC and SERN are unconstitutional, and everything they do is unconstitutional.

They are all going down hard when the Supreme Court reviews this case under the new Chevron deference standard . ..and they will have to pay us reparations for breaking a treaty..

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Thank you, Jeff. I would not have this information without you.

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You're welcome, Kathy. Thanks for reading!

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I send the article and Jeff's website to the Pacific Legal Foundation and Judicial Watch. Both will sometimes step in for situations like this, where landowners are getting screwed by their local governments. I hope they help out by straightening out the malfeasance.

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Thank you for stepping in and alerting Pacific Legal Foundation and Judicial Watch. Hopefully they will see the plight of Clallam County land owners and tax payers.

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My response to Ozias:

If the goal for commissioners is to not have their actions mischaracterized, perhaps the commissioners should:

1) Stop having closed-door meetings with tribes.

2) Stop hob-nobbing with unaccountable NGOs and allowing NGOs to draft policies for the county.

3) Stop ambushing the public with topics not on the agenda so as to prevent public comment.

Thanks to Mr. Tozzer's reporting (which is just as valid as the SGs and PDN's), more and more residents of East Clallam County are getting wise to what you and your cohorts are up to. You were elected to work for us, not the sovereign-dependent S'Klallams, Elwhas and Makahs. Sure, Europeans ("colonizers," as you'd likely call them) took their land. That was 225 years ago, or 170 years ago based the treaty they signed, whichever way you look at it. You and they need to get over it.

More and more people are realizing the S'Kallams are your top campaign donor. Your actions, and lack of action when the S'Klallams put land into trust and off the tax rolls, reflect this more and more.

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Paul for Commissioner! Great points, thanks for sending and sharing. I really appreciate it.

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Whoever stepped foot in SERN at their meetings in Blyn, was there to break a treaty, to get "reparations for colonization" and to "heal broken relationships."

They violated their trust land lease by holding global meetings to undermine American economy and break a treaty at the behest of the United Nations...

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Tie our tax dollars to the APA. Require all our tax dollars to go through an mandatory administrative procedures act process.

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