Senator Jon Kyle (R-AZ) Throws Down Gauntlet against Radical Environmentalists

Arizona TV 12 ^ | June 28, 2002 | Senator Kyle

[YaYa123]

Good for Senator Kyle.
Now....has anyone heard from McCain on the Arizona fires?

[madfly]

Not a word, and you know he's on TV speaking on one show or another nearly every day of the week. I guess his media manager hasn't put this topic on the top of his list. What a screwball.

[OldFriend]

In Colorado large bulldozers brought to the scene were turned away because they were so large the fire stop might damage some sensitive 'plants'.

Last year firefighters lost their lives because rescuers were not permitted to use water from a stream that had 'endangered' fish.

THIS SENSELESS LOSS OF LIFE HAS GOT TO STOP.

[DLfromthedesert]

I knew Senator Kyl would be out there with the truth. Has anyone heard from our other alleged Senator, or is he too busy castigating the FEC for not implementing HIS regs on the internet and personal e-mails?

I hope our President follows through; his colonoscopy revealed a healthy gut; now I want him to demonstate that on this issue!!!

[Publius6961]

would declare ALL burnt lands uninhabitable because of the threat to human life.

For a minimum of 10, 000 years so it can "properly recover", like the Mt. St Helens area... (/sarcasm).
Actually, numnutz said the automobile is the geatest threat to the planet; what he really meant is "people".
I can't decide if the next civil war will be humans against these freaks, or against the food nazis, the tobacco nazis, the energy nazis...
Depressing, isn't it.

[Publius6961]

This was written in June, one year ago! And ignored.

BUMP

[Publius6961]

Thanks for the ping...Looks like, finally something may be done to stop the greens. Should have happened 10 years ago.

Make that 30 years ago, and we could have saved a coupla trillion dollars in the process...
And perhaps not be kissing Arab butt.

[DrDavid]

Then they would introduce a couple thousand wolves just to make sure it was inhabitable to humans.

Perhaps they would introduce a few bald lynx instead. The fur would be distributed to other forests of course!