EDITOR:Regarding the Oct. 6 synopsis of my presentation for the Americans for Constitutional Enforcement September meeting, the U.N. Agenda 21 Program is a 40-chaptered global management plan for the 21st Century.

It's being implemented in the U.S. by U.N.-partnering government agencies, many state and federal legislators, and various nongovernmental organizations.

Agenda 21 not only includes mandates, skillfully masked as "suggested" protocol, for implementing land and water use control, it also includes mandates for "human settlements" so people can be herded to the more populated areas of each state, a.k.a."normal use" zones.

The two other zones, "no human use" and "highly regulated use" are purportedly to be used for research. "No human use" zones are core areas designated as U.N.-U.S. Biospheres, and the "highly regulated use" areas are U.N.-U.S. bioreserves that "buffer" the core areas.

Of the almost 50 U.N.-U.S. Biospheres throughout the lower 48 states, there are currently two in the process of being buffered in the Upper Peninsula. These are the Isle Royale and Two Hearted River Biospheres, which will link with the buffered University of Michigan Biological Station Biosphere near Petoskey.

Most, if not all, U.N.-U.S. Biospheres and buffering bioreserves sit atop America's most valuable underground resources. In the U.P. this includes copper, iron ore, uranium, diamonds, gold, silver, nickel, oil and gas, just to name several.

I didn't indicate government controls 10 percent of the U.P. Instead, I said "all but about 10 to 15 percent of the U.P. is owned by various government entities, land conservancies and corporations." leaving extremely little in the hands of private citizens.

Even so, increasingly more stringent zoning laws and environmental mandates being levied by the EPA and DEQ are dictating how privately owned land is used.

Agenda 21 relates to many U.N. treaties, including Habitat I and the Biodiversity Treaty, and even though some U.N. treaties haven't been ratified by the U.S. Congress, they're being implemented anyway though Executive Orders and various pieces of legislation proposed by federal legislators, i.e. the proposed Global Warming bill and Clean Water Reformation Act.

The U.P. is destined to become part of the Bi-national "Heart of the Continent Wilderness Park," and though Native Americans will be welcome to live in it, most Yoopers won't.

Contrary to one reader's comments, Agenda 21 most definitely infringes on our Constitutional rights and inherent freedoms. Contrary to another, ACE is not a "hate" group; he shares his community with over 60 concerned citizens who attended the September ACE meeting. Too bad he missed it.

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Carole J. Williams

Pelkie