agenda 21 by goldman, owns 119 million acres, thousands of miles of rivers

[cheka.]

watched this thing do God's work locally. they claimed a rare bird lived on a grassy waterfront flat on Galveston bay. they acquired the 2,300 acres in the name of the bird. later it came to light that there isn't a single one of those birds on the land. they still own all 2,300 acres today. this is prime waterfront property.

bonus (to them) that they are leasing the land for oil/gas drilling and producing. faux enviro group profiting form oil/gas production on the shore of Galveston bay. uber hypocrisy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nature_Conservancy

The Nature Conservancy is a charitable environmental organization, headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, United States.

Its mission is to "conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends."[3] The Conservancy pursues non confrontational, pragmatic solutions to conservation's challenges working with partners including indigenous communities, businesses, governments, multilateral institutions, and other non-profits.[4]

The Conservancy's work focuses on the global priorities of Lands, Water, Climate, Oceans, and Cities.[5] Founded in Arlington, Virginia, in 1951, The Nature Conservancy now impacts conservation in 69 countries, including all 50 states of the United States. The Conservancy has over one million members, and has protected more than 119,000,000 acres (48,000,000 ha) of land and thousands of miles of rivers worldwide.

The Nature Conservancy is led by President and CEO Mark Tercek, a former managing director at Goldman Sachs.

[TroyOz]

A lot of ranch owners around here don't like Nature Conservancy. They put conservation easements on big tracks and the descendants can't break the properties up for development later on. Easements can be written anyway everybody agrees on - like the property can be divided into 4 tracks, things like that. NC pays a lot for the easements - as much as properties are worth at times. I know a family whose father did an easement with NC and he was paid 100's of 1000's - built an over the top "castle" that nobody in the family likes or even lives there, but that is all there is to show for the easement money and nobody can sell any land, and the ranch is worth millions - you have to sell all or none.

[hoarder]

In Montana the Nature Conservancy took possession of hundreds of thousands of acres of Plum Creek Timber Co. lands at an inflated price and subsidized by taxpayers. Some New York Jew spearheaded the transfer and somehow pocketed a million bucks for himself out of the deal.
No media coverage.

[singular_me]

hoarding money is hoarding power

competition+collusion+hoarding.... = enslavement of humanity

[TroyOz]

In Montana the Nature Conservancy took possession of hundreds of thousands of acres of Plum Creek Timber Co. lands at an inflated price and subsidized by taxpayers. Some New York Jew spearheaded the transfer and somehow pocketed a million bucks for himself out of the deal.
No media coverage.

There are real estate commissions paid for conservation easements, same as a sale. I know a guy who worked for NC for 20 years as a sort of a realtor - he is now gone private and sells big properties. He has made big bucks. Here are some of his listings:

http://kinglandwater.com/available-properties

Here is one with a conservation easement:
http://kinglandwater.com/properties/sunrise-ranch/

Conservation Easement

There is a conservation easement on the property, with provisions for subdivisions into three separate ranches. There are additional homes and buildings allowed within designed building areas. There is also a 21-acre facilities area for further ranch improvements such as barns, corrals etc., as well as extensive recreation improvements allowed throughout the rest of the pastures. In all, the ranchhas tremendous existing improvements and the ability to add more.

[hoarder]

Jews want the goyim living in the cities because we're easier to herd where, as it says in the Protocols, "one third of our subjects will keep the rest under observation". I suspect conservation easements were designed with that objective in mind. They give you a slight tax break in exchange for limiting future subdivision of your land.

[cheka.]

several years ago cnbc aired a special on the exact thing you describe hoarder. it was right at Christmas when they ran it. the gist of the thing is that their design was for all humans to live in mega-cities - and nobody in small towns or rural. they had the design all worked out - and the reasons it would be best for us and nature