Washington State Counties Begin Citations for Invasive (Alien) Species

Washington State is a lovely state but it is generally well known that state policy has sold out to international interests for a few dollars to feather its own nest. Years ago the United Nations under the auspices of the OIE published a three part manual known as the Terrestrial Animal Health Code. Each volume is approximately 1300 pages. One volume is the Terrestrial Animal Health Code which includes humans and invasive species. The second is the Aquatic Code, and lastly is the Diagnostic and Vaccination manual. Together the three manuals are now referred to as "The Code". Washington State began implementing The Code back in 2005. Since then it has been educating the public as it escalates the program of the international Invasive (Alien) Species eradication.

Down in Southern Western Washington counties have begun cracking down on landowners who are "harboring" invasive plants. Citations and fines are being issued to landowners who refuse requests to eradicate plants. Counties have begun using law enforcement to crack down on citizens in 'possession' of invasive species saying that they may need a "bit of nudge" to get them comply.

Fines are assessed in a grid matrix much like traffic citations on which most of Washington State agency infractions are built upon. The grid matrix allows for fines per day and per weed so landowners could wrack up concurrent fines if they have allot of weeds. Fines start at $250 and go as high as $1000 per weed per day and this amount does not take into effect court costs! It wouldn't take long before a landowners property could end up in the hands of the state or county for failure to pay these unconstitutional fines and citations. The introduction of this program consists of violating property owners land rights to comply to international guidelines on noxious weeds in the spirit of global harmonization. The OIE has managed to convince the WSDA and counties that it is their best interest to eradicate noxious weeds stating that they may be spread and "threaten" agriculture. The only threat is that Washington State wants to maintain its global trade status and is willing to sell out its citizens to accomplish that end.

How the program works is that you are "educated" on the issue. You are then given a warning and a secondary warning. If you fail to comply within 14 days you face citation. If the citations are ignored you will be summoned to court and fines will be deployed.

Make note that the WSDA and counties have weed spies driving around looking for people to rat on. As is the case in similar programs incentives can be given to those who rat their neighbors out. You are protected from invasive government intrusion with a Constitutional No Trespassing sign. But each person needs to understand that satellite and drones are overhead surveying and documenting your property. These images and documentation are sent to officials who will deal with you accordingly. Revenue is in short supply these days so you can be assured you will receive a 'friendly' demand warning.

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What you need to do is fight back. Learn about the unconstitutionality of this new global Invasive Alien Species Program. Put pressure on the media to cover the real story behind noxious weeds. If you need talking points or bullets leave a comment on this blog. Educate your friends and family and then put a little old fashioned pressure on your public officials.

From the trenches,

Celeste Bishop

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