I agree totally with you @vieira people are struggling now to come up with their tax dollars for the next installment and it usually is accomplished. What most don't realize that even with your taxes paid those sitting in their "perceived" seats of power are getting ready to pull the rug out from under them in many other ways. I could list many ways they are doing it, but will just give this as an example:

Since Agenda 21 (now 2030) is moving steadily towards the ultimate goal of having rural americans relocated to the big city models it is imperative that local communities begin having talks and raising awareness. We here in North Idaho and Montana have been watching the invasion of this Agenda move steadily toward us for years. @adamkokesh here is a shining example of how their "words" do the best to portray filling a need for the dwellers of this land:

http://www.thedailyherb.com/telling-on-themselves-rural-cleansing-in-north-idaho-and-montana/

Many roads into the forest lands have been blocked with iron gates. Old time family miners are finding roads actually blasted out to prevent them working their lawful claims. Even the maps are being redone to block the knowledge of old roads and trails that allowed for recreational use, wild fire fighting ability and simple sightseeing. This, I could go on about for days, but the BLM and USFS along with their cohorts have all but left the forest lands to ruin. Especially the no access for firefighting crews or equipment when needed, seems to be a growing problem.

There again, the problems should be fixed at the local and state levels. If we get the federal government out of our communities the individual States should be competent enough to figure out a solution so they can manage their own.