Law catches up to ecoterror

The Washington Times ^ | March 24th, 2002 | Valerie Richardson

[editor-surveyor]

" Look at the rivers and lakes that were so polluted nothing lived there that have now been cleaned-up."

It's you that are 'far off.' - You've bought into a huge lie. - There are no such rivers, and any river can 'catch fire' if someone dumps a flammable liquid on it's surface, but so what?

All you have to do is look at the Love Canal fraud, and it tells the whole story of eco-fraud in this country. - You can't believe every cockamamie quip that shoots out of their anus.

[brat]

This kind of heavy-handedness belongs on our borders. .........Amen!

[Madame Dufarge]

how do you fill about the dis/miss/and maybe truthful info that the Iraquis and others are getting from Rummy and probably our CIA. It has been a moving picture of beauty the past few weeks!

Hello, Grampa. Hasn't it been, though?

Over here! - No, over there! - No, not there, THERE!

[Grampa Dave]

Every time I read some of the miss info in one of the foriegn toilet papers (not good enough to be fish wraps) or one of our lefty news organizations. I think of our comments about these great techniques that were used in WWII to keep the Nazis and Japanese fanatics off balance. I just grin like you must when reading these articles screaming about America upcoming actions.

[Cuttnhorse]

"I have to ask, 'Where's the suffering?'"

I'll tell you where the suffering is...it's the small family rancher who finds his line-shacks burned, fences cut, and water tanks destroyed. These acts NEVER see more than an overworked deputy sheriff who hasn't the tools or time to investigate. Many times local ranchers know who the perps are but can't get any support from D.A.s or local law enforcement.

I have to give these idiots credit though...they are seldom caught. If any were caught by my ranch friends, they would be listed MIA by their pals.

Maybe we should refer to these acts as "Hate Crimes"...that might bring some attention.