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The battle for water access is not going anywhere anytime soon. We rarely get into these kinds of issues near the largest fresh water basin in he world.
Posted on 10/19/2005 10:02:38 AM PDT by FOG724
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Everybody polish your buckets.
Any guess on whether the farmers will eventually get their water?
Thanks for the heads up. I read this earlier in my home town paper on line. Aloha
You expected otherwise?...
Oh yeah, the farmer WILL get the water, even if they have to resort to violence or sabotage of the control structures to get it.
You may well be seeing the opening shots of CWII.
Who are these "tribes" of which they speak?
Whenever the Klamath people decide to retake the headgate, do remember to let the FR community know.
Advance notice might be impossible, but it will take days for me to drive out for it (bringing my bucket & shovel with me). ;-)
Lots of publicity abouit this latest steaming pile dumped on the long suffering citizens by the 9 th Circus can't hurt.
The power of the MSM over the years... the "Preble's" meadow jumping mouse, responsible for stopping growth on the front range of Colorado and Wyoming for a number of years, as developers and others have spent millions and millions of dollars to mitigate the impact of development on the habitat of the Preble's (best populations have been found in native waterways on golf courses - unreported fact) turns out that DNA has proven that the endangered Preble's is the same as any other meadow jumping mouse. As time goes on, many liberal myths will be uncovered and addressed on real terms rather than on the side of liberal agenda... ie: seperationism, the biggest of the secular myths
"A federal appeals court on Tuesday threw out the Bush administration plan..."
Well, DUH!! It's Oregon, fer Pete's sake.
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The battle for water access is not going anywhere anytime soon. We rarely get into these kinds of issues near the largest fresh water basin in he world.
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This almost resulted in armed revolt the first time they shut the water off, I think Freeper Jeff Head was there and wrote a good account about it. I will try and find a link.
I guess the Supreme Court gets this next.
Hope Harriet Miers likes property rights.
Thanks for the info. So they're contending that less water will affect their 'traditional' fishing?
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