Telling On Themselves: Rural Cleansing in Idaho and Montana

the daily herb ^ | june 2015 | poet herbalist

[Chickensoup]

We are going back to 18th century land grants for the royalty and all the rst starve and are enslaved as serfs on the kings land.

[Aliska]

"back to 18th century"

We never completely got away from it, did we?

How can the people push back against it? The people already herded into the cities and don't know any other kind of life, I don't want to call them poor. By the world's standards they aren't. And some are wealthy and come and go.

I don't know how to push back. The news is full of diversions, and I hadn't really dug into this one very deeply but it's been out there for some time now.

[Chickensoup]

And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his family? Or if, during periods of mass arrests, as for example in Leningrad, when they arrested a quarter of the entire city, people had not simply sat there in their lairs, paling with terror at every bang of the downstairs door and at every step on the staircase, but had understood they had nothing left to lose and had boldly set up in the downstairs hall an ambush of half a dozen people with axes, hammers, pokers, or whatever else was at hand? The Organs would very quickly have suffered a shortage of officers and transport and, notwithstanding all of Stalin’s thirst, the cursed machine would have ground to a halt!
Solzhenitsyn

“How is that people who have been crushed by the sheer weight of slavery and cast to the bottom of the pit can nevertheless find the strength to rise up and free themselves, first in spirit and then in body; while those who soar unhampered over the peaks of freedom suddenly lose the taste for freedom, lose the will to defend it, and, hopelessly confused and lost, almost begin to crave slavery”.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

“If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State.”

Gobbels

[MarMema]

[MarMema]

[MarMema]

[MarMema]

These wolves from Canada can take down bison in a pair or three. Only one can take down an elk easily.

I am sharing this because I live in northern Michigan in the forest and they are coming...

In BC they decimated an entire herd of caribou even though the government finally stepped in and shot a bunch of wolves to try to stop it.

In Minnesota they are grabbing pet dogs from front porches. These are an invasive species, being originally from the Mackenzie Valley in northern Canada. They are larger and much more fearless and aggressive than the timber wolf they were meant to replace.

WORSE. They are protected so if they are killing your dog you are not supposed to shoot or harm them. This is the liberal agenda to move people to cities.

[MarMema]

Zupancich says her husband saw the dog being carried away by the wolf. "This animal had picked Max up by the neck, and Max weighs 36 pounds, and carried out of the front yard, across the street and was getting ready to enter the woods," said Zupancich. "At that time when my husband was running down the driveway and screaming at this animal dropped Max on the other side and ran into the woods."

Expect more as they run out of elk and deer to sport kill.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

How are we gonna eat, then? Oh wait, they don’t care, do they?

PING!

[MarMema]

Here in northern Michigan there are folk who say they have never purchased meat from a store. We have hunting seasons for everything you can imagine and then some.

Agenda 21 and the wolves and grizzlies overpopulation are all about shutting down hunting as a lifestyle, in addition to ranching and farming, etc.

The UP came very close to cancelling the deer hunt here because the deer population is so low. First time ever they tell me, and they have these wolves now....

So yes, food independently achieved is something I believe they want to stop. Just scary.

[MarMema]

Thanks, I will.

[Veto!]

I rather doubt it’s about wildlife. More likely, they are taking residents out of areas that they plan to use for concentration camps for dissenters.
I’ve heard rumors to that effect about Boundary County, ID

[Regulator]

Yup. Seen them puppies on the run.

Damn scary. Need a big bore rifle.

[Aliska]

CS, I don't know. History tends to repeat itself, yes, but this thought isn't original. Rather than gun grabbing (what they think would have saved themselves from the Communists; they'd have come back for them with a vengeance; they were utterly brutal), I think they will find out where the guns are and kill the owners. Then look for the guns.

And it can get worse quickly. I guess it will depend on if you can build a trusted support network. And sometimes family are the worst to trust.

Mar-Mema, I guess I don't mind seeing those big predators dead. So whoever shot them was in an area where they aren't protected.

I'm in an area, given time, they'll get here but we are having some cougars, I think it was cougars, very small number of bears on outskirts a bit north. Haven't heard of any foxes. The cougars were threatening horses I can't remember exactly on the edge of town, and ONLY those small farmers were authorized to shoot them.

I'm too old to be able to do much of anything. As long as I have a mind to think with, I hope to stay independent because I am going to need to try to get through my young 'uns. Just one in particular.

I've got to do some more reading. One thing I've found helpful is find books on things I want to know more about and look for the ones with the most reviews and start reading them. You can learn a lot just doing that and I've just gotten started on Agenda 21.

[Ditter]

We have property in Brazoria County Texas. A number of years ago we got a letter telling us that the Feds wanted our land to be part of the Columbia Wildlife Project. They wanted all the land in the Oyster Creek drainage, but they didn't want to buy it,. We weren't asked to stop raising cattle but we would not be able to sell it or develop it in any way, ever. Of course we laughed at them.

The project must have died because we never heard any more about it.

[Ditter]

Shoot, shovel and shut up!

[MarMema]

So whoever shot them was in an area where they aren't protected.

Oh I LOVE seeing them dead. And these pics are most likely from Idaho which did allow wolf hunting for a few years and Canada where these wolves came from... I think Wisconsin allowed wolf hunting for a time too.

Just trying to remember but I think in Wyoming they are still allowed to kill them. Wyoming is fighting back hard on this. Montana is in bad shape with the liberals there now.

[MarMema]

Yes. Unfortunately they have radio collars on these wolves in some parts and some people have been just persecuted for killing one.

[MarMema]

I have red fox and don't mind them one bit. Neighbors says we have bear but I have always lived around black bear.

These monster wolves they have brought in are devastating elk and deer, moose and bison. The wolves follow the elk until they give birth and grab the newborn elk. Or they just take the late fetus from the elk cow, who cannot run that well in late pregnancy.

The feds are trying to put some grizzlies in the Cascades right now, where the Seattlites hike and camp. Washington state is not so happy about that.

The grizzlies are part of it too. Just letting these serious predators overpopulate and keeping them protected as an endangered species...

Lotsa pet dogs being grabbed by the wolves these days.

Good website is lobowatch if you are interested.

[MarMema]

Good for you.