Turf battle endangers national security and the environment

The Washington Examiner ^ | 2/3/2010 | Barbara Hollingsworth

[Outside da Box]

In a patronizing Aug. 1, 2008, e-mail, one Bureau of Land Management employee warned DHS that work on Secure Border Initiative security towers outside protected areas must be halted if there are any signs of an endangered Sonoran pronghorn within two miles.

"The pronghorn cannot be 'encouraged' to vacate the area. If no pronghorn are using the area at the time, then drilling can proceed." Pronghorns get more federal protection than American citizens, who are also endangered by the tens of thousands of foreign nationals who sneak across the border.

[RobinOfKingston]

We the People need to get our collective hands around the throat of the federal behemoth and significantly reduce the oxygen flow.

[Cyber Ninja]

I wonder if they are on PETA's list?

You know: People Eating Tasty Animals.