Agriculture chief upholds management plan for 11.5 million acres of Sierra

The Sierra Times ^ | 27 December, 2001 | JIM WASSERMAN Associated Press Writer

[Ben Ficklin]

Forest Plan May See Some Changes

[Itzlzha]

I know of a village that is looking for an idiot. Want an application?

Obviously must be a different village from yours.

Nice try kid. Come back when your voice changes, Peter Brady.

[B4Ranch]

PING;

I need somebody to explain to me why I should respect this SOB! quick!

[editor-surveyor]

Is there anything at all in your head? (besides pot smoke)

[tubebender]

Our local paper here in Eureka (Times-Standard) had the newer AP story today you refered in your reply. Sawmills here in Humboldt County are on the ropes or out of business. This area is the most productive timber land in the US and they are bringin logs in by barge from Oregon and New Zeland. We had a very large fire east of use here 2 years ago and the socialist blocked using the dead trees before the bugs get them.

[editor-surveyor]

Pardon the double pings, but can we invite some more friends?

[poet]

Good advice

[poet]

Thanks for the heads up. Happy New Year

[MissAmericanPie]

Bumpity ping ping

[Carry_Okie]

You've shown signs of thoughtfulness before, but this time, you have really blown it.

[Osinski]

We elected a globalist, of that there is no doubt.

Why, Miss Pie, isn't this a change of perspective for you? What do you think of the globalist perspective? Please reply.

[MissAmericanPie]

Did I somehow ever give you the impression that I am pro-globalist? Say no or I may have to go throw myself in front of a truck.

[Ben Ficklin]

I can't see how there could be any significant changes to the plan. Minor stuff dealing with fire hazards. I read somewhere that over 10 million had been spent in development of the plan.

Once the logging infrastructure is gone and the hands disappear there's no bringing it back.

[Ben Ficklin]

You need to realize that the Sierra Plan is just an increment in the ultimate plan

[Osinski]

Pro-globalist? Not in so many words, but am I mistaken in the impression I had of you as pro-Bush?

[Chad Fairbanks]

Logging was a big part of the New Hampshire Economy (along with Textiles, and shipbuilding) for centuries - and yet, the state is more heavily forested than it has been at anytime in it's history (HIstory defined as 'since the white people came', anyway)... seems to me that logging works just fine, and it's envirinmental whackjobs that screw everything up...

[MissAmericanPie]

I give anyone credit when they do something right, but I also don't hesitate to type up when I think they are wrong. You will find posts, especially on the stem cell issue, where I rip him, and posts where I am stunned that he took his hand off the bible swearing to uphold the Constitution and right after that rips his britches jetting down to rub elbows with his pal Vicente Fox, and you will find posts on the war where I feel he has made the right moves, to a point, he has certainly made better moves than Gore would have done.

I am a registered independent on the side of my fellow citizens that want the Constitution to be followed, and truth to tell, I have not made up my mind if I will trouble myself to go to the polls in 2004 yet.