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1 posted on 07/30/2016 2:05:01 AM PDT by Kaslin
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"In line with environmentalist ideology and Democratic Party ideals, it’s also expanding efforts to eliminate the last vestiges of drilling, mining, timber harvesting, ranching, farming and property inholdings (private lands grandfathered within subsequently designated parks, wildlife refuges and wilderness areas) on government-controlled lands in America’s western states and Alaska. (Many call it cultural cleansing, to create private recreational domains for rich and famous liberals.)"

Barely concealed contempt and outright hatred of 'common people' fuels what is the sweeping agenda of our neo-Brahmin caste (progressive socialists) to reduce middle class Americans to something on the order of an intellectually and emotionally retarded slave-caste. In this context, sustainability and social and economic justice means that Brahmins own everything and slaves have only what parasitic Brahmins allow them to have. For progressive socialists and their ego-stroking satellites, this state of affairs is their utopia.

2 posted on 07/30/2016 2:28:56 AM PDT by spirited irish
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Just wait until the feds declare Sasquatch a “protected endangered specie” and forbid any development on any land outside urban areas.
3 posted on 07/30/2016 2:30:01 AM PDT by Zuse (I am disrupted! I am offended! I am insulted! I am outraged!)
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A) it’s a power grab (gov’t control of industry)
B) it’s a money grab (global redistribution of wealth
C) it’s taking advantage of the less-well-educated, instead of helping them up the ladder.


4 posted on 07/30/2016 2:34:47 AM PDT by P.O.E. (Pray for America)
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They have a lot to do with

Muslims?

5 posted on 07/30/2016 2:38:03 AM PDT by Ethan Clive Osgoode (Nuke Saudi Arabia now)
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OK!! Everybody pay attention!

Lesson for today:

1. The sun is 1,300,000 times as big as the earth.

2. The sun is a giant nuclear furnace that controls the climates of all its planets.

3. The earth is one of the sun’s planets.

4. The earth is a speck in comparison to the size of the sun.

5. Inhabitants of the earth are less than specks.

Study Question: How do less-than-specks in congress plan to control the sun?


6 posted on 07/30/2016 2:42:49 AM PDT by abclily
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It is time for a NATIONAL work stoppage. No work; not for Tinker, Tailor, Soldier or Sailor. Not for Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggar Man or Thief. Not for doctors, lawyers, merchants or Indian ch1efs. Not for butchers, bakers or candlestick makers.


7 posted on 07/30/2016 3:02:43 AM PDT by NTHockey (Rules of engagement #1: Take no prisoners. And to the NSA trolls, FU)
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Bye the way is that another Government miss-fit (aka) Dyke in the photo?
Will filling all government higher up slots convince the masses homosexuality is OK.....?

I don’t think so only that the government is totally screwed up


9 posted on 07/30/2016 3:24:08 AM PDT by CGASMIA68 (kant spell er punktuate,fluncked english.Gramer to!!)
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Maybe revive the CCC camps...or something similar and do some realistic thinning, fire trails/roadways and put young uns to work.

This pristine cr** has got to stop. Wood is a renewable source and we waste it.

Idiotic causes like that stupid owl putting thousands out of work is ridiculous.

Let's get back to treating nature with common sense.

10 posted on 07/30/2016 3:30:14 AM PDT by Sacajaweau
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The eco-terrorists finally figured that the way to stop all logging is to burn down all the forests. Brilliant move!


15 posted on 07/30/2016 4:16:59 AM PDT by Right Wing Assault (Kill TWITTER !! Kill FACEBOOK !! Free MILO !!)
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I bet FIRE is the reason forest fires are destructive. /geesh!


17 posted on 07/30/2016 4:33:34 AM PDT by ThePatriotsFlag ( Anything FREELY-GIVEN by the government was TAKEN from someone else.)
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I worked fires for five years here in Montana. Fires are allowed to grow to the size that requires resources to fight them. IOW, there is a lot of money that is set aside, budgeted, to fight the fires and thousands of seasonal jobs that depend on them.

If they are put out too quickly ... nobody gets paid.


18 posted on 07/30/2016 4:45:15 AM PDT by Comment Not Approved (When bureaucrats outlaw hunting, outlaws will hunt bureaucrats.)
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I was just in Wyoming and saw the Lava Mountain Fire and the Cliff Creek Fire up close and personal. Believe me tat they have over 100 fire fighters, plus the use of helicopters dumping water, in trying to control these.


19 posted on 07/30/2016 4:45:56 AM PDT by mfish13 (Elections have Consequences.)
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Way back, as Islamic terrorism was just getting started in the USA, some captured documents revealed their terror tactic. One that startled me was the setting of forest fires. Perhaps that is why numerous fires burn thousands of acres in the western states each year.


22 posted on 07/30/2016 4:59:57 AM PDT by txrefugee
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since there is no law there is no legal recourse. and, since there is no law, there is no law protecting the EPA leaders lives


23 posted on 07/30/2016 5:00:12 AM PDT by bert ((K.E.; N.P.; GOPc;WASP ....Opabinia can teach us a lot)
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Time to do away with the alphabet agencies and Federal ownership of lands.
These are State issues.


32 posted on 07/30/2016 6:23:05 AM PDT by Rumplemeyer (The GOP should stand its ground - and fix Bayonets)
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I live in the southwest right in the middle of the largest Ponderosa forest in the world.

I have seen, first hand, what these diabolical enviornMENTALists have done to my state.

Every timber company, boom, out of business.

Ranchers who were able to use fed. lands to graze, boom, out of business.

Many businesses in town, boom, out of business.

Construction, boom, gone.

None of my kids, save the youngest, live here, gone to the big cities.

Never used to worry about forest fires, never had too.

Now we have summers of fire. Yuge fires!

And it is nerve racking.

Many here, including myself, are trying to fight back.

We write and call a lot of congress critters, both local and national.

We vote and try to get those who understand this problen, NOT McPain. Vote Dr. Kelly Ward.

And we pray a lot!!!


36 posted on 07/30/2016 7:15:53 AM PDT by Lakeside Granny ("Hillary Clinton must never become the president of the United States," Mike Pence.)
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Urban/suburban sprawl into previously uninhabited forest areas has increased the destruction caused by fires. Not more, hotter fires.


37 posted on 07/30/2016 7:21:55 AM PDT by GSWarrior
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In short, whatever “hotter, drier, longer” forest fires we are witnessing today have nothing to do with “dangerous manmade climate change.” They have a lot to do with idiotic forestmismanagement policies and practices.

All true! Now look for who mismanages. shazam, none other than the Forest Service, Park Service, BLM, and a host of others. Get this disaster out of the hands of the Feds, and maybe there is a chance of recovery before we lose much more of our forests.

http://www.americanlandscouncil.org/


38 posted on 07/30/2016 7:30:19 AM PDT by wita
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“It’s time to give America’s forest management and fire control policies a thorough review and revision, before we lose more habitats, wildlife, homes and human lives.”

I also grew up in the west. It was time to restructure federal fire control policies back in the ‘60s and ‘70s.

The federal bureaucrats just don’t care about the country and the citizens that they are supposed to be managing federal land for. They think they are working for the bugs, trees, and “the environment.”


40 posted on 07/30/2016 7:51:22 AM PDT by LaRueLaDue
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The photo above is a guy?
Or another gay, lesbian member of the democrat party with a chip on their shoulder?


42 posted on 07/30/2016 8:14:52 AM PDT by minnesota_bound
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