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Let me tell you all a true story about the Sierra Club:

One of my best friends won a whistle-blower lawsuit against the Colorado State Forest Service. He blew the whistle on them for burrying motor oil and pesticides on state land in Fort Collins, Colorado when he worked for them. The EPA will not touch this with a 10 foot pole, and the toxic waste remains in the ground to this day.

Out of frustration we contacted the local Sierra Club and met with their leaders to discuss some action to get it cleaned up. The leader kept on spouting BS about how evil big business is. Blah,Blah,Blah (I don't think he liked my tie). We showed them the proof, in court testimony, and had the eyewhitness right there to meet with them.

Well, what came of it was NOTHING. This did not fit into their extreeme leftist view that all bad things must come from big business, (also the fact that most of them worked for Colorado State University of which the Colorado State Forest Service is part of). The government can pollute all it wants and it doesn't bother the Sierra Club one bit. The EPA doesn't want to embarrass it's fellow beauracracy, so the toxic waste remains in the ground (and groundwater).

The Sierra Club has a specific political agenda, that is what they exist for. It is all about the politics of the extreeme left.

It cares nothing about the moral duty to properly manage our natural resources. To all you leftist Sierra Club lurkers: THANK A LOGGER FOR YOUR LUMBER! (and go have a drink of some of the Spring Creek groundwater in Fort Collins).