Bush and his cronies to wipe out all endangered species...

[-L.]

From the San Jose Mercury News...

"The Bush administration is proposing far-reaching changes to
conservation policies that would allow hunters, circuses and the pet
industry to kill, capture and import animals on the brink of
extinction in other countries.

Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said, would
feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins, parts and
trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor nations to pay
for conservation of the remaining animals and their habitats."

For more see:

http://www.centredaily.com/mld/mercurynews/news/world/6989034.htm

Who voted for these a$$holes?

-L.

[[email protected]]

>Who voted for these a$$holes?

Gaubster for one (like that's a surprise. He makes Bush look like a
rocket scientist.)
I am so angry after reading this article I could scream. Their
justification for this is totally retarded. The article did say that
we're in the public comment period until the 17th. Does anyone know
specifics on how and where to comment?

Megan



"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do
nothing."

-Edmund Burke

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material assistance, which no man could have dreamt would have come his
way."

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[[email protected]]

>Who voted for these a$$holes?

Gaubster for one (like that's a surprise. He makes Bush look like a
rocket scientist.)
I am so angry after reading this article I could scream. Their
justification for this is totally retarded. The article did say that
we're in the public comment period until the 17th. Does anyone know
specifics on how and where to comment?

Megan



"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do
nothing."

-Edmund Burke

Learn The TRUTH About Declawing
http://www.stopdeclaw.com

Zuzu's Cats Photo Album:
http://www.PictureTrail.com/zuzu22

"Concerning all acts of initiative (and creation), there is one
elementary truth the ignorance of which kills countless ideas and
splendid plans: that the moment one definitely commits oneself, then
providence moves too. A whole stream of events issues from the decision,
raising in one's favor all manner of unforeseen incidents, meetings and
material assistance, which no man could have dreamt would have come his
way."

- W.H. Murray

[Shawn & Michelle]

Here's a link to a less biased account of the story, which has
nothing to do with President Bush, but with the Federal Fish and
Wildlife Service. You have to watch for outright lies from any
story originating from the Washington Post and/or the LA Times (and
many others). It's only a handful of species that are being
considered, and it is to supposedly encourage third world countries
where these animals are treated poorly to adopt better conservation
programs.

http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/10/11/endangered.species/index.html

As to the vulgar comment as to who votes for whom, I would hope
there would be more than one issue that voters consider. And that
they'd check their sources. I'd hate to think that we are a nation
of simpletons.

[Shawn & Michelle]

Here's a link to a less biased account of the story, which has
nothing to do with President Bush, but with the Federal Fish and
Wildlife Service. You have to watch for outright lies from any
story originating from the Washington Post and/or the LA Times (and
many others). It's only a handful of species that are being
considered, and it is to supposedly encourage third world countries
where these animals are treated poorly to adopt better conservation
programs.

http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/10/11/endangered.species/index.html

As to the vulgar comment as to who votes for whom, I would hope
there would be more than one issue that voters consider. And that
they'd check their sources. I'd hate to think that we are a nation
of simpletons.

[Shawn & Michelle]

ps. I said this act is being considered to "supposedly" encourage
third world countries where these animals are treated poorly to
adopt better conservation programs. I think it's despicable that
anyone would let a sick hunter harm these animals or that they'd end
up in some roadshow circus. I think we need to find out which
special interest group is behind this and why the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service is even considering it. Probably hunters and/or
circuses - both of which I despise!

Here's a link to email the Fish and Wildlife Service - do so before
Oct 17

http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/fws/contactus.htm

[Shawn & Michelle]

ps. I said this act is being considered to "supposedly" encourage
third world countries where these animals are treated poorly to
adopt better conservation programs. I think it's despicable that
anyone would let a sick hunter harm these animals or that they'd end
up in some roadshow circus. I think we need to find out which
special interest group is behind this and why the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service is even considering it. Probably hunters and/or
circuses - both of which I despise!

Here's a link to email the Fish and Wildlife Service - do so before
Oct 17

http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/fws/contactus.htm

[Philip ®]

In m,
-L. > being of bellicose mind posted:
> From the San Jose Mercury News...
>
> "The Bush administration is proposing far-reaching changes to
> conservation policies that would allow hunters, circuses and the
> pet industry to kill, capture and import animals on the brink of
> extinction in other countries.
>
> Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said,
> would feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins, parts
> and trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor nations
> to pay for conservation of the remaining animals and their
> habitats."
>
> For more see:
>
> http://www.centredaily.com/mld/mercurynews/news/world/6989034.htm
>
> Who voted for these a$$holes?
>
> -L.

Dear L. There are plenty of "endangered" animals that are not
worthy ANYMORE ... of being on the endangered list. Gray wolves are
but one example. Deer and elk in some regions are also no longer
"endangered" and in fact need to be thinned out.

Keep in mind ANYTHING you read from Bay Area newspapers is way left
of center and heavily influenced by the eco nazis.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Philip ®]

In m,
-L. > being of bellicose mind posted:
> From the San Jose Mercury News...
>
> "The Bush administration is proposing far-reaching changes to
> conservation policies that would allow hunters, circuses and the
> pet industry to kill, capture and import animals on the brink of
> extinction in other countries.
>
> Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said,
> would feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins, parts
> and trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor nations
> to pay for conservation of the remaining animals and their
> habitats."
>
> For more see:
>
> http://www.centredaily.com/mld/mercurynews/news/world/6989034.htm
>
> Who voted for these a$$holes?
>
> -L.

Dear L. There are plenty of "endangered" animals that are not
worthy ANYMORE ... of being on the endangered list. Gray wolves are
but one example. Deer and elk in some regions are also no longer
"endangered" and in fact need to be thinned out.

Keep in mind ANYTHING you read from Bay Area newspapers is way left
of center and heavily influenced by the eco nazis.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Philip ®]

In ,
> being of bellicose mind posted:
> > Who voted for these a$$holes?
>
> Gaubster for one (like that's a surprise. He makes Bush look like a
> rocket scientist.)
> I am so angry after reading this article I could scream. Their
> justification for this is totally retarded. The article did say
> that we're in the public comment period until the 17th. Does
> anyone know specifics on how and where to comment?
>
> Megan

Have you ever noticed that none of the animals "we" classify as a
harvestable food source is "endangered?" That's because "we" breed
them and monitor their numbers so that their numbers will never be
hunted into extinction.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Philip ®]

In ,
> being of bellicose mind posted:
> > Who voted for these a$$holes?
>
> Gaubster for one (like that's a surprise. He makes Bush look like a
> rocket scientist.)
> I am so angry after reading this article I could scream. Their
> justification for this is totally retarded. The article did say
> that we're in the public comment period until the 17th. Does
> anyone know specifics on how and where to comment?
>
> Megan

Have you ever noticed that none of the animals "we" classify as a
harvestable food source is "endangered?" That's because "we" breed
them and monitor their numbers so that their numbers will never be
hunted into extinction.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Philip ®]

In news:%F7ib.26841$La.19723@fed1read02,
Shawn & Michelle > being of bellicose mind posted:
> Here's a link to a less biased account of the story, which has
> nothing to do with President Bush, but with the Federal Fish and
> Wildlife Service. You have to watch for outright lies from any
> story originating from the Washington Post and/or the LA Times (and
> many others). It's only a handful of species that are being
> considered, and it is to supposedly encourage third world countries
> where these animals are treated poorly to adopt better conservation
> programs.
>
> http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/10/11/endangered.species/index.html

Agreed. The NY Times, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, the San
Fransico Chronicle, and ALL the newspapers who get their news feed
and articles from these papers are very suspect these days as all of
them are politically LEFT of center to a considerable degree.

> As to the vulgar comment as to who votes for whom, I would hope
> there would be more than one issue that voters consider. And that
> they'd check their sources. I'd hate to think that we are a nation
> of simpletons.

Think it because, it's true. Don't stay in denial. These are the
people the Democrats appeal to.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Philip ®]

In news:%F7ib.26841$La.19723@fed1read02,
Shawn & Michelle > being of bellicose mind posted:
> Here's a link to a less biased account of the story, which has
> nothing to do with President Bush, but with the Federal Fish and
> Wildlife Service. You have to watch for outright lies from any
> story originating from the Washington Post and/or the LA Times (and
> many others). It's only a handful of species that are being
> considered, and it is to supposedly encourage third world countries
> where these animals are treated poorly to adopt better conservation
> programs.
>
> http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/10/11/endangered.species/index.html

Agreed. The NY Times, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, the San
Fransico Chronicle, and ALL the newspapers who get their news feed
and articles from these papers are very suspect these days as all of
them are politically LEFT of center to a considerable degree.

> As to the vulgar comment as to who votes for whom, I would hope
> there would be more than one issue that voters consider. And that
> they'd check their sources. I'd hate to think that we are a nation
> of simpletons.

Think it because, it's true. Don't stay in denial. These are the
people the Democrats appeal to.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Liz]

Nothing to worry about really. It´s not that simple. There´s an
international agency of which the USA is a member that regulates the
trade of endangered species. Every species that leaves the country
*must* have documentation of precedence (a hunter cannot go and get
one in the wild). For example, if the pandas in some Chinese zoo has
offspring and this zoo does not wish to keep them, this zoo can sell
them to other zoos around the world. These animals *cannot* be taken
from their wild habitats. This trade is highly regulated by all
members and most countries in the world are members.

http://www.cites.org/

[Liz]

Nothing to worry about really. It´s not that simple. There´s an
international agency of which the USA is a member that regulates the
trade of endangered species. Every species that leaves the country
*must* have documentation of precedence (a hunter cannot go and get
one in the wild). For example, if the pandas in some Chinese zoo has
offspring and this zoo does not wish to keep them, this zoo can sell
them to other zoos around the world. These animals *cannot* be taken
from their wild habitats. This trade is highly regulated by all
members and most countries in the world are members.

http://www.cites.org/

[GAUBSTER2]

>From:
>Date: 10/12/03 12:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>>Who voted for these a$$holes?
>
>Gaubster for one (like that's a surprise. He makes Bush look like a
>rocket scientist.)

Megan, you don't even know me, so why make a comment like that? Did I ever say
I voted for Bush? Hmm? Please "link" where I said that? You are such a
shrill. Another knee-jerk reaction from you. Figures. Why you must act so
immature is something I'll probably never figure out.

[GAUBSTER2]

>From:
>Date: 10/12/03 12:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>>Who voted for these a$$holes?
>
>Gaubster for one (like that's a surprise. He makes Bush look like a
>rocket scientist.)

Megan, you don't even know me, so why make a comment like that? Did I ever say
I voted for Bush? Hmm? Please "link" where I said that? You are such a
shrill. Another knee-jerk reaction from you. Figures. Why you must act so
immature is something I'll probably never figure out.

[[email protected]]

"Philip ®" > wrote:

>Agreed. The NY Times, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, the San
>Fransico Chronicle, and ALL the newspapers who get their news feed
>and articles from these papers are very suspect these days as all of
>them are politically LEFT of center to a considerable degree.


It seems that revealing the truth will be branded as left of center
these days by some.

-mhd

[[email protected]]

"Philip ®" > wrote:

>Agreed. The NY Times, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, the San
>Fransico Chronicle, and ALL the newspapers who get their news feed
>and articles from these papers are very suspect these days as all of
>them are politically LEFT of center to a considerable degree.


It seems that revealing the truth will be branded as left of center
these days by some.

-mhd

[Philip ®]

In ,
>
being of bellicose mind posted:
> "Philip ®" > wrote:
>
> > Agreed. The NY Times, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, the San
> > Fransico Chronicle, and ALL the newspapers who get their news
> > feed and articles from these papers are very suspect these days
> > as all of them are politically LEFT of center to a considerable
> > degree.
>
>
> It seems that revealing the truth will be branded as left of center
> these days by some.
>
> -mhd

Sensationalism (yellow journalism) from sources that prefer BEING the
news instead of reporting the news appeals to those who have
underdeveloped critical thinking skills and difficulty with
discernment.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Philip ®]

In ,
>
being of bellicose mind posted:
> "Philip ®" > wrote:
>
> > Agreed. The NY Times, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, the San
> > Fransico Chronicle, and ALL the newspapers who get their news
> > feed and articles from these papers are very suspect these days
> > as all of them are politically LEFT of center to a considerable
> > degree.
>
>
> It seems that revealing the truth will be branded as left of center
> these days by some.
>
> -mhd

Sensationalism (yellow journalism) from sources that prefer BEING the
news instead of reporting the news appeals to those who have
underdeveloped critical thinking skills and difficulty with
discernment.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[MacCandace]

<< Keep in mind ANYTHING you read from Bay Area newspapers is way left
of center and heavily influenced by the eco nazis. >>

"Center" and "left of center" are relative terms, aren't they?

Candace
(take the litter out before replying by e-mail)

See my cats:
http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace

"One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other
than human." (Loren Eisely)

[MacCandace]

<< Keep in mind ANYTHING you read from Bay Area newspapers is way left
of center and heavily influenced by the eco nazis. >>

"Center" and "left of center" are relative terms, aren't they?

Candace
(take the litter out before replying by e-mail)

See my cats:
http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace

"One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other
than human." (Loren Eisely)

[-L.]

(-L.) wrote in message >...
> From the San Jose Mercury News...
>
> "The Bush administration is proposing far-reaching changes to
> conservation policies that would allow hunters, circuses and the pet
> industry to kill, capture and import animals on the brink of
> extinction in other countries.
>
> Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said, would
> feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins, parts and
> trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor nations to pay
> for conservation of the remaining animals and their habitats."
>
> For more see:
>
> http://www.centredaily.com/mld/mercurynews/news/world/6989034.htm
>
> Who voted for these a$$holes?
>
> -L.


To anyone interested:

Please send your protests to the USFWS Division of Management
Authority by
the October 17 deadline. Comments from overseas will also be welcome.
Specify in your letters that you are addressing the "Draft Policy for
Enhancement-of-Survival Permits for Foreign Species Listed Under the
Endangered Species Act" 68 Fed. Reg. 49512 (August 18, 2003). Address
your
comments to:

Chief, Division of Management Authority
US Fish and Wildlife Service
4401 North Fairfax Drive, Room 700
Arlington VA 22203
Fax: 703-358-2280
E-mail:

FWIW, e-mail is the least effective means of instituting change. If
you want your protest to be counted, send a snail-mail letter.

Thanks!
-L.

[-L.]

(-L.) wrote in message >...
> From the San Jose Mercury News...
>
> "The Bush administration is proposing far-reaching changes to
> conservation policies that would allow hunters, circuses and the pet
> industry to kill, capture and import animals on the brink of
> extinction in other countries.
>
> Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said, would
> feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins, parts and
> trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor nations to pay
> for conservation of the remaining animals and their habitats."
>
> For more see:
>
> http://www.centredaily.com/mld/mercurynews/news/world/6989034.htm
>
> Who voted for these a$$holes?
>
> -L.


To anyone interested:

Please send your protests to the USFWS Division of Management
Authority by
the October 17 deadline. Comments from overseas will also be welcome.
Specify in your letters that you are addressing the "Draft Policy for
Enhancement-of-Survival Permits for Foreign Species Listed Under the
Endangered Species Act" 68 Fed. Reg. 49512 (August 18, 2003). Address
your
comments to:

Chief, Division of Management Authority
US Fish and Wildlife Service
4401 North Fairfax Drive, Room 700
Arlington VA 22203
Fax: 703-358-2280
E-mail:

FWIW, e-mail is the least effective means of instituting change. If
you want your protest to be counted, send a snail-mail letter.

Thanks!
-L.

[-L.]

(-L.) wrote in message >...
> From the San Jose Mercury News...
>
> "The Bush administration is proposing far-reaching changes to
> conservation policies that would allow hunters, circuses and the pet
> industry to kill, capture and import animals on the brink of
> extinction in other countries.
>
> Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said, would
> feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins, parts and
> trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor nations to pay
> for conservation of the remaining animals and their habitats."
>
> For more see:
>
> http://www.centredaily.com/mld/mercurynews/news/world/6989034.htm
>
> Who voted for these a$$holes?
>
> -L.

To anyone interested:

Please send your protests to the USFWS Division of Management
Authority by
the October 17 deadline. Comments from overseas will also be welcome.
Specify in your letters that you are addressing the "Draft Policy for
Enhancement-of-Survival Permits for Foreign Species Listed Under the
Endangered Species Act" 68 Fed. Reg. 49512 (August 18, 2003). Address
your
comments to:

Chief, Division of Management Authority
US Fish and Wildlife Service
4401 North Fairfax Drive, Room 700
Arlington VA 22203
Fax: 703-358-2280
E-mail:

FWIW, e-mail is the least effective means of instituting change. If
you want your protest to be counted, send a snail-mail letter.

Thanks!
-L.

[-L.]

(-L.) wrote in message >...
> From the San Jose Mercury News...
>
> "The Bush administration is proposing far-reaching changes to
> conservation policies that would allow hunters, circuses and the pet
> industry to kill, capture and import animals on the brink of
> extinction in other countries.
>
> Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said, would
> feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins, parts and
> trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor nations to pay
> for conservation of the remaining animals and their habitats."
>
> For more see:
>
> http://www.centredaily.com/mld/mercurynews/news/world/6989034.htm
>
> Who voted for these a$$holes?
>
> -L.

To anyone interested:

Please send your protests to the USFWS Division of Management
Authority by
the October 17 deadline. Comments from overseas will also be welcome.
Specify in your letters that you are addressing the "Draft Policy for
Enhancement-of-Survival Permits for Foreign Species Listed Under the
Endangered Species Act" 68 Fed. Reg. 49512 (August 18, 2003). Address
your
comments to:

Chief, Division of Management Authority
US Fish and Wildlife Service
4401 North Fairfax Drive, Room 700
Arlington VA 22203
Fax: 703-358-2280
E-mail:

FWIW, e-mail is the least effective means of instituting change. If
you want your protest to be counted, send a snail-mail letter.

Thanks!
-L.

[MGW]

>Please send your protests to the USFWS Division of Management
>Authority by
>the October 17 deadline. Comments from overseas will also be welcome.
>Specify in your letters that you are addressing the "Draft Policy for
>Enhancement-of-Survival Permits for Foreign Species Listed Under the
>Endangered Species Act" 68 Fed. Reg. 49512 (August 18, 2003). Address
>your comments to:
>
>Chief, Division of Management Authority
>US Fish and Wildlife Service
>4401 North Fairfax Drive, Room 700
>Arlington VA 22203
>Fax: 703-358-2280
>E-mail:
>
>FWIW, e-mail is the least effective means of instituting change. If
>you want your protest to be counted, send a snail-mail letter.

Actually, since the anthrax scare, all mail to the federal government
(or at least to White House and Congress) is being delayed by 2 weeks
or so. The most effective means of communication is fax.

[MGW]

>Please send your protests to the USFWS Division of Management
>Authority by
>the October 17 deadline. Comments from overseas will also be welcome.
>Specify in your letters that you are addressing the "Draft Policy for
>Enhancement-of-Survival Permits for Foreign Species Listed Under the
>Endangered Species Act" 68 Fed. Reg. 49512 (August 18, 2003). Address
>your comments to:
>
>Chief, Division of Management Authority
>US Fish and Wildlife Service
>4401 North Fairfax Drive, Room 700
>Arlington VA 22203
>Fax: 703-358-2280
>E-mail:
>
>FWIW, e-mail is the least effective means of instituting change. If
>you want your protest to be counted, send a snail-mail letter.

Actually, since the anthrax scare, all mail to the federal government
(or at least to White House and Congress) is being delayed by 2 weeks
or so. The most effective means of communication is fax.

[Philip ®]

In m,
-L. > being of bellicose mind posted:
> (-L.) wrote in message
> >...
> > From the San Jose Mercury News...
> >
> > "The Bush administration is proposing far-reaching changes to
> > conservation policies that would allow hunters, circuses and the
> > pet industry to kill, capture and import animals on the brink of
> > extinction in other countries.
> >
> > Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said,
> > would feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins,
> > parts and trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor
> > nations to pay for conservation of the remaining animals and
> > their habitats."
> >
> > For more see:
> >
> > http://www.centredaily.com/mld/mercurynews/news/world/6989034.htm
> >
> > Who voted for these a$$holes?
> >
> > -L.
>
>
> To anyone interested:
>
> Please send your protests to the USFWS Division of Management
> Authority by
> the October 17 deadline. Comments from overseas will also be
> welcome.
> Specify in your letters that you are addressing the "Draft Policy
> for
> Enhancement-of-Survival Permits for Foreign Species Listed Under
> the
> Endangered Species Act" 68 Fed. Reg. 49512 (August 18, 2003).
> Address
> your
> comments to:
>
> Chief, Division of Management Authority
> US Fish and Wildlife Service
> 4401 North Fairfax Drive, Room 700
> Arlington VA 22203
> Fax: 703-358-2280
> E-mail:
>
> FWIW, e-mail is the least effective means of instituting change.
> If
> you want your protest to be counted, send a snail-mail letter.
>
> Thanks!
> -L.

I would DEFINITELY check another news source about this story if not
actually read the actual proposal allowing importation of endangered
species from other countries BEFORE you all go shooting your mouths
off about something you have not adequately researched.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Philip ®]

In m,
-L. > being of bellicose mind posted:
> (-L.) wrote in message
> >...
> > From the San Jose Mercury News...
> >
> > "The Bush administration is proposing far-reaching changes to
> > conservation policies that would allow hunters, circuses and the
> > pet industry to kill, capture and import animals on the brink of
> > extinction in other countries.
> >
> > Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said,
> > would feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins,
> > parts and trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor
> > nations to pay for conservation of the remaining animals and
> > their habitats."
> >
> > For more see:
> >
> > http://www.centredaily.com/mld/mercurynews/news/world/6989034.htm
> >
> > Who voted for these a$$holes?
> >
> > -L.
>
>
> To anyone interested:
>
> Please send your protests to the USFWS Division of Management
> Authority by
> the October 17 deadline. Comments from overseas will also be
> welcome.
> Specify in your letters that you are addressing the "Draft Policy
> for
> Enhancement-of-Survival Permits for Foreign Species Listed Under
> the
> Endangered Species Act" 68 Fed. Reg. 49512 (August 18, 2003).
> Address
> your
> comments to:
>
> Chief, Division of Management Authority
> US Fish and Wildlife Service
> 4401 North Fairfax Drive, Room 700
> Arlington VA 22203
> Fax: 703-358-2280
> E-mail:
>
> FWIW, e-mail is the least effective means of instituting change.
> If
> you want your protest to be counted, send a snail-mail letter.
>
> Thanks!
> -L.

I would DEFINITELY check another news source about this story if not
actually read the actual proposal allowing importation of endangered
species from other countries BEFORE you all go shooting your mouths
off about something you have not adequately researched.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[GAUBSTER2]

None of this is even on topic for this ng.

[GAUBSTER2]

None of this is even on topic for this ng.

[Marievulsion]

>Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said, would
>feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins, parts and
>trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor nations to pay
>for conservation of the remaining animals and their habitats."

You've got to wonder whtat sort of mind can make sense of such tortured logic.
I'd rather eat glass than vote for anyone even remotely connected to this
current travesty of an administration.

I beseech everyone to get rid of this buffoonish president.

[Marievulsion]

>Giving Americans access to endangered animals, officials said, would
>feed the gigantic U.S. demand for live animals, skins, parts and
>trophies, and generate profits that would allow poor nations to pay
>for conservation of the remaining animals and their habitats."

You've got to wonder whtat sort of mind can make sense of such tortured logic.
I'd rather eat glass than vote for anyone even remotely connected to this
current travesty of an administration.

I beseech everyone to get rid of this buffoonish president.

[Marievulsion]

>Agreed. The NY Times, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, the San
>Fransico Chronicle, and ALL the newspapers who get their news feed
>and articles from these papers are very suspect these days as all of
>them are politically LEFT of center to a considerable degree.

News feeds generally originate with the API or Reuters, not the periodical
itself.

[Marievulsion]

>Agreed. The NY Times, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, the San
>Fransico Chronicle, and ALL the newspapers who get their news feed
>and articles from these papers are very suspect these days as all of
>them are politically LEFT of center to a considerable degree.

News feeds generally originate with the API or Reuters, not the periodical
itself.

[GAUBSTER2]

>You've got to wonder whtat sort of mind can make sense of such tortured
>logic.
>I'd rather eat glass than vote for anyone even remotely connected to this
>current travesty of an administration.
>
>I beseech everyone to get rid of this buffoonish president.
>

I'd actually like to see you eat glass!

Care to back up any of your statements w/ facts? Or is this just a knee-jerk
reaction of yours?

[GAUBSTER2]

>You've got to wonder whtat sort of mind can make sense of such tortured
>logic.
>I'd rather eat glass than vote for anyone even remotely connected to this
>current travesty of an administration.
>
>I beseech everyone to get rid of this buffoonish president.
>

I'd actually like to see you eat glass!

Care to back up any of your statements w/ facts? Or is this just a knee-jerk
reaction of yours?

[Barb 1]

I haven't heard any of this from reliable sources. This sounds to me like
"Social Security is going to fail" and that kind of scare tactic. Politics
is getting very dirty these days and trying to get to animal lovers sounds
like more dirty tricks to me.

--
Barb
I can only please one person a day.
Today is not your day.
Tomorrow doesn't look good either.

[Barb 1]

I haven't heard any of this from reliable sources. This sounds to me like
"Social Security is going to fail" and that kind of scare tactic. Politics
is getting very dirty these days and trying to get to animal lovers sounds
like more dirty tricks to me.

--
Barb
I can only please one person a day.
Today is not your day.
Tomorrow doesn't look good either.

[Philip ®]

In ,
Marievulsion > being of bellicose mind posted:
> > Agreed. The NY Times, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, the San
> > Fransico Chronicle, and ALL the newspapers who get their news
> > feed and articles from these papers are very suspect these days
> > as all of them are politically LEFT of center to a considerable
> > degree.
>
> News feeds generally originate with the API or Reuters, not the
> periodical itself.

Where news feed is placed in the paper (if at all), the titles, and
ESPECIALLY editorials are sourced at the paper itself.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Philip ®]

In ,
Marievulsion > being of bellicose mind posted:
> > Agreed. The NY Times, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, the San
> > Fransico Chronicle, and ALL the newspapers who get their news
> > feed and articles from these papers are very suspect these days
> > as all of them are politically LEFT of center to a considerable
> > degree.
>
> News feeds generally originate with the API or Reuters, not the
> periodical itself.

Where news feed is placed in the paper (if at all), the titles, and
ESPECIALLY editorials are sourced at the paper itself.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Philip ®]

In ,
GAUBSTER2 > being of bellicose mind posted:
> > You've got to wonder whtat sort of mind can make sense of such
> > tortured logic.
> > I'd rather eat glass than vote for anyone even remotely
> > connected to this current travesty of an administration.
> >
> > I beseech everyone to get rid of this buffoonish president.
> >
>
> I'd actually like to see you eat glass!
>
> Care to back up any of your statements w/ facts? Or is this just
> a knee-jerk reaction of yours?

I second GAUBSTER2's question. The primary group of Bush detractors
are the secular socialists of the European tradition.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

[Philip ®]

In ,
GAUBSTER2 > being of bellicose mind posted:
> > You've got to wonder whtat sort of mind can make sense of such
> > tortured logic.
> > I'd rather eat glass than vote for anyone even remotely
> > connected to this current travesty of an administration.
> >
> > I beseech everyone to get rid of this buffoonish president.
> >
>
> I'd actually like to see you eat glass!
>
> Care to back up any of your statements w/ facts? Or is this just
> a knee-jerk reaction of yours?

I second GAUBSTER2's question. The primary group of Bush detractors
are the secular socialists of the European tradition.
--

~~Philip "Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"