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June 18, 2010

Good Neighbor Law (GNL) and Land And Water USA (LAW USA) are for-profits run in their entirety by volunteers!
Good Neighbor Law means: "To use your own so as not to harm another."
Keeping in mind most people have good hearts and the desire to not hurt anyone, GNL has developed a healthy environment of un-polluted, dispassionate, truths and facts...where anyone can come and learn.
Land and Water USA is private property rights information central. Therein lives alerts on land and water takings, and legal ways to stop them.
Our U.S. and state constitutions are the only guides used to define our freedoms to acquire and enjoy private property.
GNL and LAW USA are financed solely through memberships and sheer elbow grease.
Both are run marginally. Monies generated go back into educational forums, paying for websites, and helping children.
Because we're a non-partisan all volunteer troupe, we're becoming the "go to" place for any entity who seeks unbiased truth and facts.
You who have chosen to be anti-American, are the only ones who attack us.
Therefore, pay attention. The rest of this is directed at you.
Should you launch an attack against GNL or LAW USA, I can assure you, this is what your trace back will find: An old gray haired old farmer/cowboy, and salt of the earth hard working volunteers.
It is our mission, to stop you from inflicting further injury on America...our home. And we will. For it's a time honored given, that truth and facts faithfully prevail over threats, lies and litigations.
We vet and choose well our Contributing Educators. They are as thorough in verifying their findings, as they are generous in sharing them. None ask for, or are compensated.
You will not be able to dismiss us by staking your usual "they've been bought off" claim.
In contrast, it's a known you take big money from many, including the federal government. Plus, you spit in the face of your 501c3 status.
Now that you know your defeat is imminent, why not either leave America, or lay down your arms today and busy yourself learning how to use your own so as not to harm another?
Either choice would be a win win for all.

Thank you,
Roni Bell Sylvester
Volunteer editor www.GoodNeighborLaw.com and www.LandAndWaterUSA.com