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| I'm here at Eastside Kayak and Two Brittle where the City of Austin is threatening to | |
| shut down this local business for operating inside of a warehouse instead of a retail | |
| establishment and also operating what the City of Austin considers to be unsafe footpaths. | |
| There are many paths to the water and the path we took was not difficult to navigate as long as you did so with patience. | |
| This was reported by local news, and according to the owner, he's not aware of any incidents stemming from the footpath. | |
| The owner claims that over 20,000 people have been able to navigate from his shop to the water safely. | |
| So once again, selective enforcement strikes the small business owner while allowing big business to continue to operate. | |
| Thus far, the shop owner has lost over $50,000 from his lack of water access, and this is what we see time and again with big governments working in cahoots with Agenda 21. | |
| Agenda 21 is the action plan to destroy your sovereignty, and that is your personal sovereignty and your national sovereignty. | |
| This is the green mask, the environmental mask, because if you are terrified that you're killing the planet, you will be willing to accept any restriction. | |
| When the shop owner went to court to seek an injunction against the city, he was told by the judge that the judge thought it was a good idea, but the city could operate as they saw fit. | |
| The owner's last hope of staying operable lies in the debate of who actually owns the walkway to the water. | |
| Unfortunately, the owner is not available for comment. | |
| Excuse me, sir. | |
| Have you ever heard of Eastside Kayak and Tube Rentals? | |
| Eastside Kayak and Tube Rentals? | |
| They're off Red Bluff? | |
| Yeah, I have. | |
| Well, the reason I ask is the city's trying to shut them down. | |
| They say they have an unsafe walkway. | |
| I haven't seen, you know, where they're located or what the situation is, but that's too bad. | |
| I mean, you know, I support all the small business owners on Lady Bird Lake. | |
| And they also said they had issue with them operating inside of a warehouse, what the city deems to be a warehouse, instead of a retail establishment. | |
| Really? | |
| Hmm. | |
| I don't know how you overcome that, but I'm going to go down there and check it out. | |
| We're concerned that, you know, we've heard that some of these larger hotels, they have deals with smaller retails and which is, you know, I guess their business, but we don't want to shut down the mom and pops. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. | |
| You know, this town is built on small business. | |
| You know, it kind of thrives on, you know, supporting the small business mom and pop, whether it's a restaurant or what we do. | |
| We're a small business. | |
| We were just voted this last week in the Austin Chronicle. | |
| The number one water activity in 2013. | |
| Congratulations. | |
| Thank you. | |
| I appreciate that. | |
| President of the Austin Rowing Club is right over here. | |
| Shannon owns the Capital Cruise. | |
| Mike owns Lone Star and everything. | |
| You guys are a pretty tight group. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| We're actually all having a meeting next Wednesday about the cabamba plant on the lake and how bad it's been this summer. | |
| It would be a good opportunity for us to talk about what their situation is to maybe help them out. | |
| And if you'd like to learn more about Agenda 21 and how it affects your city, you can stop by the InfoWars shop and pick up a copy of Rosa Corey's Behind the Green Mask. | |
| I'm Jakari Jackson for InfoWars.com. | |
| My book, Behind the Green Mask, is a great way to educate yourself. | |
| You want to give this information to your legislators. | |
| Let them know about this if they don't know. | |
| And if they aren't willing to refuse to go along with the federal grants, with the plans, with the projects, then take them out. | |
| Remove them from office. |
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