Executive summary

==Responsible government should be responsive to the will of the people.==
I have faith in the ingenuity of private action, individual determination and free market innovation. 
I think it is important to have private enterprise and not blur into the realm of public-private partnerships. Public-private partnerships bring businesses desiring the protection offered by government's legalized force together with government agents that want the power that comes with economic control. Rather, the power of economics and the force of government must serve as a check and balance on each other; combining the two isn't American.
Free enterprise is lost amid subsidies, incentives, tax-breaks, and insider privilege, and with it goes the notion that the customer is the final determiner of how resources are allocated in production. 
I individual members of our society do 
===Not a collectivist politician.===
James Madison: I believe there are more instances of the abridgement of the freedom of the people by gradual silent encroachments of those in power than by violent and sudden usurpations.
I seek accountability in government. 
Worries: 
* Stakeholder councils.
* Those who marginalize local opposition.
* consensus statements and vision statements
Requirements upon citizens to submit to the questionable conclusions of a non-elected regional authority that is not accountable to the voters.
* The consensus process has no mechanism for recording minority views. I
* Non-profit organizations that aim to govern.
* Stock solutions with boiler-plate policy recommendations to assist local government implementation.
* Certain foundations and certain corporations to to control what we have, what we do and where we go. The control of the landscape is transfering from citizen control to government controld. This moves away from a free society into a collectivized society. The outcome is a ruling elite, which, by definition, ultimately excludes all but a select few. 
=== Overboard Wildland Projects===
Wildland Projects seek to collectivize all natural resources (e.g. water) and centralize all use decisions under government direction, often implemented through public-private partnerships entereed into with government insiders.