How convenient. Get her out of the area before she is lynched and soon it will be forgotten.
From SierraTimes (Who beat Worldnet Daily by about 5 days with this story)
Anglo Gold had already arranged with Ames Construction of Denver to move the bulldozers to the base camp at Lake George. Special trailers for moving them had been driven to Colorado -- one from Utah, the other from Kansas. Anglo Gold and Ames Construction were splitting the $5,000 cost of transporting the dozers to Lake George.
The dozers pulled into Lake George on Thursday afternoon, accompanied by a bevy of heavy equipment operators from the mine who were ready to run the equipment 24 hours a day and cut a firebreak from Lake George to Divide, then over to Woodland Park. The men figured they could cut a 35' wide firebreak for 20 miles through the forest in about a week. And they were offering to do this at no cost to the government. They just wanted to help.
Incredibly, the U.S. Forest Service turned them down. Kim Martin, the Incident Commander for the Forest Service, told Ron "The equipment is too heavy. It will tear up the land."
Oops, my bad.
What the F!
What else do they think their chemicals are doing? How else do they think a fire is fought?
That story from 'Sierra Times' got posted here, and has some additional comments.
This performance by the Feds is criminal and should be punished.