[UPDATE: Cancelled] Webcast of California Waterboard’s Cannabis Fees Meeting Offered
Information from California Waterboard
CANNABIS FEES
Friday, May 10, 2019 @ 9:00 AM
CalEPA Headquarters
Sierra Hearing Room (2nd Floor)
1001 I Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
This meeting will be webcast. There might not be a recording of it though so be prepared to watch at the time listed.
Questions for stakeholder meetings may be sent to [email protected] prior to and during the meetings. Questions received prior to and during the meeting will be addressed during the meeting unless otherwise requested. Please include the program name (i.e. “Drinking Water”, “Water Rights”, or “Water Quality”) and the meeting date in the subject line.
[UPDATE: Cancelled]
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Waterboarding…
The Great Fleecing.
Your right to do something is taken away, just to sell it back to you.
Licensing is an extortion racket and depressor of prosperity. Reports must be filed continuously for multiple agencies, and profit that could stimulate the economy is diverted into feeding the State. Mandatory licensing can be described simply as extortion rackets with no real purpose in making things safer or better.
The collusion of local and state interests not only takes away the right of people to do things, but also acts as a throttle to prosperity.
Case law has spelled out quite simply the farce of licensing, such as Murdock v. Pennsylvania, 319 U.S. 105: “No state shall convert a liberty into a license, and charge a fee therefore.”
Another issued a clarion call in the fight for freedom.
If the State converts a right (liberty) into a privilege, the citizen can ignore the license and fee and engage in the right (liberty) with impunity. (Shuttlesworth v. City of Birmingham, Alabama, 373 U.S. 262)
Working outside of the Matrix is more effective at making things better and safer than the sham of licensing.
Boooooooooo!
Why The CODES Forbid The Medicinal Use of Natural Substances April 23, 2019
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Yet another cabal of cubical dwellers wants their cut. Next up, the department of fairness and feelings. There are over two hundred Calif. agencies and they want their cut. They call it a fee when in fact it’s a tax. Try not paying them and see where they attach the “fee”. That’s right, on your property tax and if you don’t pay guess who gets to squat at your home. All taxes are collected through threats of confiscation or imprisonment. Someone has to pay for their lavish salaries, healthcare, and bloated retirements. So get back to work because there’s a bureaucrat with a spread larger than the King Ranch, squating in a cubicle, that wants the fruits of your labor.
” Someone has to pay for their lavish salaries, healthcare, and bloated retirements. ”
~did you guys see the latest pile of Shinola in our backyard?
The Auditor-Controller says that she is being denied access to county payroll records in “a level of obstruction I’ve never seen.”
Over a thousand employee’s records were ALL-OF-A-SUDDEN in November, via, who else? the Supes., turned over to . . . HUMAN RE-SOURCE. Resource – you and me.
Just a brief check yesterday on Transparent California:
Humboldt Transit Authority hasn’t posted salaries since 2016 (65 employees)
Humboldt County Superior Court has no employee records posted for any year!
Humboldt County Resource Conservation District w/14 employees hasn’t posted since 2015
Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District w/39 employees hasn’t post since 2015
Redwood Coast Energy Authority w/31 employees hasn’t posted since 2016
Humboldt Waste Management Authority w/40 employees hasn’t posted since 2015
Humboldt Bay Harbor Recreation and Conservation Dist. 27 employees -2016 highest paid $166,169
Humboldt Fire Protection District No. 1 5 employees -2017 Board members $450/each
Humboldt Community Service District 26 employees/2016 highes paid $160,216
CSAC Excess Insurance Authority w/69 employees in 2016 highest paid $390,921
California Association for Park and Recreation Insurance w/5 employees/2013 highest paid $202,158
No pension plans listed. Looks like the other counties are all there.
Cal Pers 2018 Highest pension is a County of Solano employee, retired 2011 — $363,674
CalSTRS 2018 278,103 Highest pension is an Upland Unified School Dist. Employee, retired 2012 — $432,534
COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT
2018 CalPERS Total number of pensions average $58,372.75
Total of pensions $46,113,518.00
Number of pensions 1,685
We have NO idea how many ways we’re being screwed.