I think to ridicule the opponents of this as though they are members of a flat earth society is wrong. We really need to have a serious vetting of this issue, exactly what the program involves, what exact bearing it may have in the future in terms of our control as a body as the U.S. Congress of these national parks and these so-called biosphere areas and exactly what will be the United Nations involvement in them. After that process, it may be determined that this is certainly nothing that we need to be concerned about and it may garner the support of this body. On the other hand, I have yet to be convinced. Therefore, I feel that the gentleman from Oklahoma's amendment is a good amendment, I support his amendment, and I have supported his amendment in the committee.
David Weldon: “I think to ridicule the opponents of this as though they are members of a flat earth society is wrong. We really need to…”
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Addressing concerns about a program related to national parks and biosphere areas during a committee discussion.
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