There are 2 basic aspects to every law that is made. These are:
1. How does the law affect Government;
2. How does the law affect the people? 

Once a bill is passed and becomes law, it is difficult to get it repealed later. Why? Because no lawmaker or politician wants to step on the toes of those people who would be hurt by a law that is working well for them. In addition, to repeal is to say that Government made a mistake. And Government doesn't like to say that. 

True, a law could be made that would state that no law is effective for the individual until the individual has literally signed away his rights with regard to each and every specific and particular law; that once law enforcement contacted an individual regarding a law, that the individual would have to formally accept the law by signature each and every time, before the law was binding on him/her. This would have the effect of repealing all the laws without really repealing them. 

But there is a danger in the blanket repeal of all the laws such as the one above. The danger is that Government still has the active law on its books, and this means that Government can still operate the parts of the law that do not formally affect the average citizen. The citizen, not realizing this - because he is lulled into pacification by not signed an acceptance of the law in question - goes on his merry way thinking that all is okay. But Government is out there doing all kinds of damage by following the law, behind the scenes, in ways that do not seem to directly affect the people. 

An example of this might be chemtrails. Government is out there obeying some law by spraying who knows what into the air. The people are not being attacked directly in any way, so they think all is well. Yet, if they knew all the dangers of messing around with nature that Government is doing, they would rise up and get the laws repealed like they should have in the first place. 

But the people are numbed by their freedom. So Government goes on doing what they want. Finally, one day when the people have no more strength to resit, a gigantic coup will take place, and the people will become slaves wearing gray clothes like they do in some parts of Red China. 

Now, what does this have to do with ICLEI and Agenda 21? Everything! And with all the laws that Government makes and tries to make. 

Folks, we DO HAVE Government with representation. It's just that it is often the wrong representation. Often it is the representation of big business... big business trying to create jobs for itself, and trying to lock in the business that it already has, at the expense of the average citizen. 

Yes, let's make a law that virtually repeals all of the laws. Or, yes, lets literally repeal all of the laws that we feel it is necessary to repeal. But, let us be vigilant, like the people of Edmond, OK, with regard to everything that Government does. If our rights and freedoms keep on being diminished by Government, one day we wake up without any rights at all.