Bush administration to reopen to mining area considered for national monument

AP ^ | May 23, 2002 | unknown

[Grampa Dave]

Amen sister!

99.9% of the enviralist elites that I have meet or read their spew, hate people. They push abortion, use Rural cleansing to remove jobs and people from their Druid Cathedral and work 24/7/365 to destroy our capitalistic system. Kyoto was a prime example. Of course the Enviral Elites are in it for the big time money they get as salaries for setting up their anti human agendas.

[Charlotte Corday]

I've been pretty negative about the Bush administration lately, but this is certainly a piece of cheering news.

Thank you, Mr. President, and keep up the good work. There are plenty of other idiotic Clinton rulings out there to be reversed.

[countrydummy]

The President has made me nervous a time or two, but these two wonderful pieces of news all in one day! I am jumping for joy!

[blackie]

""This is the installment of the Bush administration's program to cut, drill, dig, stomp and chomp our public lands,'' he said."

Right-on...Go GWB, Go !!

Stop the attacks by the wacko, enviro-nazis terrorist's on our Freedoms !!

Freedom Is Worth Fighting For !!

Molon Labe !!

[mafree]

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[AuntB]

Thanks for posting this, dear lady. Now, if we can just get a chance to clean up some dead and dying timber and save the rest of the state from fire next year......I can dream, can't I????

[Alamo-Girl]

buuump!

[Marysecretary]

Another example is Klamath Falls, where fish are considered before the 250 or so farm families who rely on that water to irrigate their farms. This has gotten to be ridiculous. What's really ridiculous is that the government listens to these enviro-nuts! ARRGGHHH!!!! Let's hope Bush can stay in long enough to change some of these so-called laws that injure people but protect fish!

[Grampa Dave]

Actually it was over 1,000 farm families in the Klamath Falls attemped Rural Cleansing to protect a slimey bottom feeding sucker fish.

[Marysecretary]

Thanks, Grampa Dave. I'd be ticked if it was only ONE family that was involved. To put these farms out of business and ruin the finances of all those families is unconscionable. God bless America!

[madfly]

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[Cobra Scott]

The dredging does (in some cases) impact habitat, which is why, in many basins, there are seasons which are closed to dredging. It actually works out well, as some of the trout pros have already brought up. But this was never enough, because habitat is not what they are about. Control is.

[dixiechick2000]

WOW! GREAT news breaking out everywhere today!
Again, thanks for the post, countrydummy, and thanks for the ping, madfly! ;o)

[countrydummy]

It was my gift today! I got to spread some good news for a change! If my lawn mower hadn't broke again, this would have been a wonderful day! LOL

[dixiechick2000]

"If my lawn mower hadn't broke again..."

That's a bad thing? *grin*

[Jay W]

There are too many National Monuments now in the US anyway. Clinton exacerbated the problem by decreeing (Yeltsin style) more national monuments of what is otherwise wasteland (but which has valuable natural resources).

[countrydummy]

More than welcome for the post. It was my pleasure!!! I sure am praying for your dream to come true as I set next to a time bomb for a catastrophic forest fire myself!

[countrydummy]

Yes cause it was the riding lawnmower, now I have to use the push one! ugh! :(

[countrydummy]

Agreed!

[WhiteyAppleseed]

Two hundred years ago, the founding fathers intended a separation of Church and State; John Adams wrote, “religion and Government will both exist in greater purity the less they are mixed together.” Today the Tree of Liberty is plagued with a disease in the form of a regulatory troika of activist NGOs (non-governmental organizations), industry, and government agencies, many with the combined powers of the three original branches of government. It is the same as if the Church were given free reign to govern, though the religious nature of this Conglomerate Branch seeks power to control private property and our lives through the use of subjective Science.

Before, it was religion. John Adams wrote, “The priesthood have, in all ancient nations, nearly monopolized learning. And ever since the Reformation, when or where has existed a Protestant or dissenting sect who would tolerate A FREE INQUIRY?” Our country was established with the knowledge that it would be an error to give men free reign to use religion to coerce individuals. Today, regulatory agencies use subjective science to monopolize learning, to sustain their power, and to coerce individuals. The inquiry isn’t free, or objective, while strategizing in the courtroom; the inquiry would be free, and objective, if it was free market environmental management.

We need to fire the State and Federal government from the environmental management business. Science and Government will exist in greater purity the less they are mixed together. We need an amendment to separate Science and State.