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www.braylog.com ^ | 8/10/13 | bray

Posted on 08/10/2013 9:07:02 PM PDT by bray

…in the Hope that I may somehow arouse my own people to envy and save some of them. Rom 11:14

The Democrat Party for the last 50 years has claimed to have the solutions to all of our problems if they would simply have a chance. Well they have been in complete charge for the past six years and things have gotten worse not better. They can claim they inherited a bad situation which they and their cronies had nothing to do with or the evil George Bush cause everything, but why haven’t they solved all of those problems by now. Rather than whine about the situation which was really caused by them, but accept the market crashes and say this was a perfect situation to prove how well their big gummit solutions work.

The latest proposal by the President is to have a rebuilding of our infrastructure and another stimulus program, no really. He says if we “invest” more money it will get jobs going and bring about a healthy economy. If that were the case we would have a booming economy now with the multi-trillion stimulus we pumped in since he was elected. If that were the case then Greece and Spain should be doing orbits around the rest of the world while they are barely on the map. We have tried his plan as have many other destroyed economies and it always makes them much worse.

He and his Party are the result of a false science which says, “If it sounds true it must be true.”

This premise started with evolution and has been promoted throughout academia for the past hundred years. Academia declared Darwinism a fact over fifty years ago and defended it with the most Darwinian tactics available until it became a truth. Never mind it has millions of unexplained gaps you can drive a freight train through, it is how man was created and if you don’t believe it you will be mocked and thrown out of the academic clan. Now this is how science works, it is not a search for truth but a consensus gatherer agenda driven theory and once they have their consensus will defend it to the death usually yours.

In Oregon and the West there has been devastating results to the lumber industry caused by the Spotted Owl myth. During the 80’s and 90’s science developed a theory that man and logging were killing off the Spotted Owl. This was promoted and a consensus formed declaring this a truth which needed to be cured. Their cure of course was to eliminate the logging in the west and set aside huge tracts of lands to save the owl. As it turns out its more aggressive cousin the Barred Owl was killing the Spotted Owl yet the logger was blamed to fit their agenda. The scientists and Feds hid this from the people until last year when it was reported by some independent scientists although it is too little too late now.

If we had true scientists who would find and report the actual truth however it was found, they may have found that loggers were actually helping the Spotted Owl by making more clear-cuts where grass grows and mice and rodents feed making for hunting grounds for these owls. Rather, we have overgrown weed patch forests which are dying and the Spotted Owl right along with them. Until we have proper forest management we are going to continue to have dying and dead forests burning up throughout the West thanks to bad science.

Even though we now know the Spotted Owl reduction was not caused by loggers but by a predator, the Obama administration in 2012 set aside another 15,000 square miles of California, Oregon and Washington specifically for the Spotted Owl as a payback to environmental zealots. This is bigger than the state of Maryland which the Federal gummit said you as a state or people can no longer use because we own it and will dictate its use or misuse. Not only was it set aside over the false science of protecting an endangered species which was not endangered, it was taken away from being a valuable resource to a state to use. This strangles these states and rural towns which rely on the forests as a source of livelihood while we see lumber mills and towns across the West bankrupted due to lack of logs. When are we going to give our Western Federal land to the states to manage and renew rather than be wasted by these East Coast tree worshipers?

The Federal agencies have mismanaged resources throughout the country and especially in the West. In states like Oregon where they own 53% of the state there is only one reason there is over 20% unemployment, resource mismanagement by the Feds. There are seven states throughout the West which have sued to have their Federal lands turned over to the states to control. The states can and will do a better job at managing resources as there are closer and more directly involved with those resources. They could allow the use and improvement of resources like the forests and have a gold mine which can be harvested and replaced every twenty to forty years as they become healthier and more vibrant.

It is time for the gummit to release its grip on the states and their resources. They have mismanaged everything they have touched from forests to Obamacare to energy and every other thing they attempt to govern. The closer you get the managers to the resources the easier and more efficient that management will become. There will be less chance of consensus science being dictated from a sterile Federal level and can be checked more directly at the source by the local authorities. It is time to move beyond the centrally planned model and move to a more dynamic state and county controlled plan. Not only would it increase employment, but would make the resources and economies stronger. It is time for the States to have their Federal land being passed on to them and their people.

Pray for America


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1 posted on 08/10/2013 9:07:02 PM PDT by bray
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To: bray

building roads and bridges does not create wealth..................


2 posted on 08/10/2013 9:13:20 PM PDT by Red Badger (Want to be surprised? Google your own name......Want to have fun? Google your friend's names........)
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To: bray

I agree but part of me screams that government of all levels should not own land that they are not using for a Constitutional purpose


3 posted on 08/10/2013 9:20:40 PM PDT by GeronL
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To: Red Badger

bump

Giving $17 million to cronies to “weatherize” 24 homes in the Seattle area didn’t create jobs but it sure put a lot of money into the pockets of the well-connected. I am sure there was a similar result all over the country from that portion of “Stimulus”


4 posted on 08/10/2013 9:23:38 PM PDT by GeronL
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To: bray
If we had true scientists who would find and report the actual truth however it was found,...

Far too many of those who pass themselves off as scientists are not looking for truth. They are looking for data which verify their hypothesis, often to the exclusion of data which refutes it.

Rather than find out what is, they seek to prove their theory.

I have seen this in geological interpretations of rock layers which work great if you just follow the road guide leading to selected outcrops, but the interpretation fall far short or completely apart if you examine outcrops of the rocks (from the same formation) not on the itinerary.

The introduction of profit motive via grant money tied to political agendae has corrupted the scientific process, the politics of obtaining funding overshadow the science involved. There are those who will readily sell their scientific souls for such funding, and then are forced to double down as their reputations are called into question.

5 posted on 08/10/2013 9:26:31 PM PDT by Smokin' Joe (How often God must weep at humans' folly. Stand fast. God knows what He is doing)
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To: GeronL

The stimulus package was nothing more than money laundering on a national scale.


6 posted on 08/10/2013 9:39:10 PM PDT by bray (Coming soon: The Republic of Texas 2022)
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To: bray

That is exactly right. Government spending is not going to boost the economy because 1. It won’t 2. It can’t 3. Corrupt politicians and officials at all levels making sure some of the money goes to their friends and allies and every scrapes off a bit for themselves.


7 posted on 08/10/2013 9:47:13 PM PDT by GeronL
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To: Smokin' Joe

Once science became political the corruption followed.


8 posted on 08/10/2013 9:50:02 PM PDT by bray (Coming soon: The Republic of Texas 2022)
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This is an issue which hasn't been taken seriously enough, in my view. My sweat and blood put timber dollars in my pocket for a decade beginning in 1979 and that was in spite of the Carter depression and the federal harvest cutbacks which began in earnest immediately thereafter - but one by one the dominoes fell including whole towns centered on timber business, until the customer base for my industry was gone by and large.

And I don't think anyone ever believed the science including the so-called scientists themselves. That was not the agenda.

Meanwhile the communist agents who perpetrated this fraud remain in control.

Now, I have mixed feelings about a state like Oregon being in control of those resources likewise, but surely it couldn't get any worse. Eh?

9 posted on 08/11/2013 5:49:18 PM PDT by Clinging Bitterly (I will not comply.)
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To: bray

Of course it isn’t only the science. I am of the mind that there is no constitutional power for the central government to own and control those recources, the purpose of such stewardship having long been outlived.


10 posted on 08/11/2013 6:28:37 PM PDT by Clinging Bitterly (I will not comply.)
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To: Clinging Bitterly

There is no real power for the Feds to own this land. The original agreement was to give all the land purchased in the Louisiana Purchase to be given to the states. They stopped during the Civil War.


11 posted on 08/11/2013 8:08:24 PM PDT by bray (Coming soon: The Republic of Texas 2022)
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