First National Bank, 501 Highway 71 West – Bastrop, Texas

Congressman Blake Farenthold will speak to us for a few moments at the start of our meeting.

Then we will have our Speaker:  Herb Decker on the subject of Agenda 21 and how it is impacting Bastrop County

United Nations Agenda 21
What does it mean to you?

Many people are talking about Agenda 21 and how bad it is for America. This presentation defines UN Agenda 21 or Sustainability and talks about what agenda 21 has in store for you the local citizens. We explore the local organizations that are trying to institute Agenda 21 and its socialistic concepts in your community.

Live the way WE want you to, where WE want you to and how WE want you to. Who is the “WE”? Many of these organizations are full of well-meaning liberals and a number of hard core socialists. Operating under the guise of NGOs and “public private” partnerships formed for the “good of the people” they are trying to reshape our society to match that of the Soviet Union. Despite that system of government having failed because it ran out of somebody else’s money, these socialists want to bring it to you. Socialism is not about the people or social justice; it is about power and control. It is the power of the few controlling the many.

If this sounds scary and unbelievable to your hard earned way of life and feels like “it can’t happen here”, it is. While we the conservatives were asleep content in the security of our way of life, the socialists have been working at stealing our freedoms. Your freedoms such as private property rights, living where and how you want, the right to travel where and when you want, and the list goes on. This presentation is a wakeup call to act before your rights are stolen away in the name of the greater good.

Come for 90 minutes of reality. In the time of inane reality shows on TV touted as “must see” this presentation is truly a “must see” reality show, because you are not watching it you are living it.

We will also look at, The City of Elgin, one of the “Planning Demonstration Sites” the sustaining people (code name for UN Agenda 21) are proposing.

We will look at the proposed High Speed Rail under study by TxDot from Austin to Houston.

We look forward to meeting you and discussing what we can do to chart our future. The time for empty words is over it is time to act.

Please join us!

Our bake sale is scheduled for March 28, 2012 0800-1200 at the First National Bank in Bastrop.

We would like your donation of cakes, pies, cookies, muffins, breads, candies etc. Anyone who would like to help at the sale is welcome. We want to make this a successful fundraiser for our organization so that we can help get our Republican candidates elected this year. Contact us to let us know if you can bake for us or work on the day.

The February meeting will be a membership Tea held at our BCRW President’s House on Thurs. Feb. 16th – 7 PM.

Please start thinking about who you will bring with you!  Neighbor, friend, co-worker, relative – someone who shares our beliefs?  As we march forward towards November this year – we need more helping hands!

Look forward to seeing everyone (and your guests!)for some light refreshments and good conversation.

Please contact our President, Christine Fox,  through our contact page for more details & directions.

A Pampered Chef Fundraiser!

• Thursday, January 19, 2012
• Hosted by The Bastrop Republican Women
• 489 Hwy 71 W Bastrop, Tx

Right now they have plenty of diapers, wipes and baby food.

The following is a list of their needs:

baby blankets, quilts
baby clothes for winter
baby lotions, soaps, shampoo and other toiletries
bookshelf
conference or other large table
wall decorations – ie: Hope, Faith, a cross (neutral colors)
volunteers
cash donations

If you can help in any way it would be greatly appreciated.  Their phone number is 512-629-8780

Please bring items to the next BCRW meeting or take them directly to the center at 82 Loop 150W (next to Texan Eye).

Any and all submissions welcome!  If you don’t have them in electronic format and it is easier to fax them to me contact me to get my fax number.

You can also scan them into your computers to email or – type them into either an email or a word or PDF document.  However is easiest for you!

Look forward to a wealth of submissions from ya’ll.

We’ll be putting them into categories (Baked goods, salads, entrees, etc.) in the first quarter and hope to have them available by April.

What would you think if you were told that within the near future you could not have?

1. Any Private Property

2. Any Air Conditioning at your residence or office

3. All sources of Red Meat was outlawed

4. All water, even the rain run off, was the property of the Government

5. Your children or grandchildren were to be “assessed” and “assigned” their life’s job assignment by age 9

Scary? “Can’t happen in America?”

These items are all part of AGENDA 21 announced by the United Nations in 1992 and planned implementation through local (City, County and State) agency known as the International Council for Local Energy Initiatives (ICLEI.)

Using the deception that the “environment” is in danger and that ONLY by identifying the above as “UNSUSTAINABLE”, ICLEI is recruiting all government agencies to enforce regulations and pass laws to have the above become reality!

Don’t believe it? Allow us to give you the Challenge:
1.  Go to: www.iclei.org
2.  Choose the “Programs” tab near the top.
3.  Scroll down and choose “Agenda 21.”
4. You are now in the Agenda 21 document.
5. Note the UN symbol in the upper left hand corner of the page.

Take  time to read pages 337 (Ski Runs), 351 (No plows or fences), 728 (Commercial farming), 730 (Paved Roads or single dwelling homes, paved roads, railroads and even wall tiles), 733 (Range lands, technology, fish ponds, rangelands), 738 (modern recreational hunting), 755 (Dams and reservoirs and changing the course of rivers from natural course)

Please come to the presentation on this issue by John Marler, a member of the Williamson County tea Party and the Centex 9-12 organization. The presentation is at the First National Bank, Main Street, Smithville, Texas on the 15th of September, starting at 7:00 P.M.