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And the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, signed by President Obama in February, includes $105 million in direct spending by the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service to clean thousands of abandoned hardrock mines on public lands (Land Letter, Feb. 26).
In 2002, he wrote what became known as the Land Letter, affirming that Bush's plan to invade Iraq was consistent with "the time-honored criteria of just war theory as developed by Christian theologians in the late fourth and early fifth centuries A.D". And, in 2008, he suggested that if John Kerry had won the 2004 election Hillary Clinton might be "parking her broom at the Supreme Court".
The Land Letter, written by Richard Land, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, and signed by televangelist D. James Kennedy, Charles Colson of Prison Fellowship Ministries, and others, outlined what they argued was a Christian justification for a premeptive war based on traditional "just war" theology.
They know that there will be no security for their families as long as freedom of thought and freedom of political action are not guaranteed by the law of the land" ("Letters From Burma," 1997).
Around the country, letters are landing on the doormats of recipients of incapacity benefit.
The family could agree to sell the land, the letter said, or be forced to do so.
"To be clear, this means that no member of the general public, to include Dakota Access pipeline protesters, can be on these Corps lands," the letter provided by the tribe said.
The ideology and political agenda of these men have no place in the highest office in the land," the letter says.
"Tax Shifting and Incentives for Biodiversity Conservation on Private Lands". Conservation Letters (2017).
With direct action land squats, letter-writing campaigns, and protests in front of government offices, women and men defied the plantation company's state-sanctioned land concession and claimed collective control of the land.
