Thursday, January 27, 2005
The To-Do List Just Keeps Growing
They’re intent on destroying Social Security.
They’re in absolute denial that invading iWaq was a criminal mistake, while they make plans for the next illegal invasion.
They’re guilty of international war crimes and a long list of domestic crimes.
They approve of torture.
They’ve hijacked the language in a way that would make Orwell shiver.
The list goes on and on.
Now, we’re back to protecting what’s left of the wilderness (again):
They’re supposed to sign off on it this week. Don’t know if they have or not. If it’s not already too late, it might be time to drop a line to Gale Norton: Gale_Norton@ios.doi.gov
The birds and caribou and Native people will thank you.
They’re in absolute denial that invading iWaq was a criminal mistake, while they make plans for the next illegal invasion.
They’re guilty of international war crimes and a long list of domestic crimes.
They approve of torture.
They’ve hijacked the language in a way that would make Orwell shiver.
The list goes on and on.
Now, we’re back to protecting what’s left of the wilderness (again):
Citing a need for domestic energy, the government plans to open for exploratory drilling thousands of acres on Alaska's North Slope that have been protected for decades because of migratory birds and caribou.
The Bureau of Land Management has concluded that oil and gas exploration in the northeastern corner of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska can be conducted with "minimal impact" on the area's wildlife. via The Associated Press
They’re supposed to sign off on it this week. Don’t know if they have or not. If it’s not already too late, it might be time to drop a line to Gale Norton: Gale_Norton@ios.doi.gov
The birds and caribou and Native people will thank you.
