NBC: Real Bush Quotes

Sounds unlikely Steve. Like in any group, there are nuts everywhere.
But I am basically an environmentalist and would never stand in the
way of something so clearly necessary. Either these people are nuts or
there was something else going on.

dgk - It would appear you doubt my word. That's your option. But I lived
through this and watched one of my closests friend die because of the damn
fire it created. Environmentalism has become an extemist sport populated
with a raft of unbalanced individuals who could care less who they kill and
how much they damage. The Haughton Creek fire was just one more example in a
long list of them. Doubt me if you will - but I lived through it. I went to
the funeral.

"Diane L. Schirf" dumped this
in news 2004:

In my next life, I'm coming back on Vulcan.

LOL Logical

--
Cheryl

"Diane L. Schirf" dumped this
in news 2004:

In my next life, I'm coming back on Vulcan.

LOL Logical

--
Cheryl

From: "Diane L. Schirf"

In article wy58c.1284$sd5.404@okepread02,
"Steve Crane" wrote:

Sounds unlikely Steve. Like in any group, there are nuts everywhere.
But I am basically an environmentalist and would never stand in the
way of something so clearly necessary. Either these people are nuts or
there was something else going on.

dgk - It would appear you doubt my word. That's your option. But I lived
through this and watched one of my closests friend die because of the damn
fire it created. Environmentalism has become an extemist sport populated
with a raft of unbalanced individuals who could care less who they kill and
how much they damage. The Haughton Creek fire was just one more example in
a
long list of them. Doubt me if you will - but I lived through it. I went to
the funeral.

You're choosing extremists to represent the whole, which is an extremist
viewpoint in and of itself.

Really good point, Diane!


In my next life, I'm coming back on Vulcan.

LOL!

Lauren
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From: "Diane L. Schirf"

In article wy58c.1284$sd5.404@okepread02,
"Steve Crane" wrote:

Sounds unlikely Steve. Like in any group, there are nuts everywhere.
But I am basically an environmentalist and would never stand in the
way of something so clearly necessary. Either these people are nuts or
there was something else going on.

dgk - It would appear you doubt my word. That's your option. But I lived
through this and watched one of my closests friend die because of the damn
fire it created. Environmentalism has become an extemist sport populated
with a raft of unbalanced individuals who could care less who they kill and
how much they damage. The Haughton Creek fire was just one more example in
a
long list of them. Doubt me if you will - but I lived through it. I went to
the funeral.

You're choosing extremists to represent the whole, which is an extremist
viewpoint in and of itself.

Really good point, Diane!


In my next life, I'm coming back on Vulcan.

LOL!

Lauren
________
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"Steve Crane" wrote in message news:wy58c.1284$sd5.404@okepread02...
Sounds unlikely Steve. Like in any group, there are nuts everywhere.
But I am basically an environmentalist and would never stand in the
way of something so clearly necessary. Either these people are nuts or
there was something else going on.

dgk - It would appear you doubt my word. That's your option. But I lived
through this and watched one of my closests friend die because of the damn
fire it created. Environmentalism has become an extemist sport populated
with a raft of unbalanced individuals who could care less who they kill and
how much they damage. The Haughton Creek fire was just one more example in a
long list of them. Doubt me if you will - but I lived through it. I went to
the funeral.

These stories seem to tell a different story about the N. Idaho
forests. Fires are a part of the forest's natural cycle, and these
beetles are also a part of the cycle. I'm sorry your friend died, but
don't twist the story to make it the fault of environmentalism. Let's
also be honest that the environmental groups are concerned about the
old growth forest harvest that always seems to the focus of these
"thinning" projects to "reduce the risk of wildfire". Old-growth is
the most immune to forest fire, they teach you that in first-year
forest biology.

http://www.mtexpress.com/2001/01-07-...-11beetles.htm
http://www.pestlaw.com/x/news/2001/20010701.html
http://www.idahostatesman.com/Search/story.asp?id=23566

"Steve Crane" wrote in message news:wy58c.1284$sd5.404@okepread02...
Sounds unlikely Steve. Like in any group, there are nuts everywhere.
But I am basically an environmentalist and would never stand in the
way of something so clearly necessary. Either these people are nuts or
there was something else going on.

dgk - It would appear you doubt my word. That's your option. But I lived
through this and watched one of my closests friend die because of the damn
fire it created. Environmentalism has become an extemist sport populated
with a raft of unbalanced individuals who could care less who they kill and
how much they damage. The Haughton Creek fire was just one more example in a
long list of them. Doubt me if you will - but I lived through it. I went to
the funeral.

These stories seem to tell a different story about the N. Idaho
forests. Fires are a part of the forest's natural cycle, and these
beetles are also a part of the cycle. I'm sorry your friend died, but
don't twist the story to make it the fault of environmentalism. Let's
also be honest that the environmental groups are concerned about the
old growth forest harvest that always seems to the focus of these
"thinning" projects to "reduce the risk of wildfire". Old-growth is
the most immune to forest fire, they teach you that in first-year
forest biology.

http://www.mtexpress.com/2001/01-07-...-11beetles.htm
http://www.pestlaw.com/x/news/2001/20010701.html
http://www.idahostatesman.com/Search/story.asp?id=23566

From: (Karen M.)


"Steve Crane" wrote in message
news:wy58c.1284$sd5.404@okepread02...
Sounds unlikely Steve. Like in any group, there are nuts everywhere.
But I am basically an environmentalist and would never stand in the
way of something so clearly necessary. Either these people are nuts or
there was something else going on.

dgk - It would appear you doubt my word. That's your option. But I lived
through this and watched one of my closests friend die because of the damn
fire it created. Environmentalism has become an extemist sport populated
with a raft of unbalanced individuals who could care less who they kill and
how much they damage. The Haughton Creek fire was just one more example in
a
long list of them. Doubt me if you will - but I lived through it. I went to
the funeral.

These stories seem to tell a different story about the N. Idaho
forests. Fires are a part of the forest's natural cycle, and these
beetles are also a part of the cycle. I'm sorry your friend died, but
don't twist the story to make it the fault of environmentalism. Let's
also be honest that the environmental groups are concerned about the
old growth forest harvest that always seems to the focus of these
"thinning" projects to "reduce the risk of wildfire". Old-growth is
the most immune to forest fire, they teach you that in first-year
forest biology.

http://www.mtexpress.com/2001/01-07-...-11beetles.htm
http://www.pestlaw.com/x/news/2001/20010701.html
http://www.idahostatesman.com/Search/story.asp?id=23566

Thank you for a most enlightening post, Karen

Lauren
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From: (Karen M.)


"Steve Crane" wrote in message
news:wy58c.1284$sd5.404@okepread02...
Sounds unlikely Steve. Like in any group, there are nuts everywhere.
But I am basically an environmentalist and would never stand in the
way of something so clearly necessary. Either these people are nuts or
there was something else going on.

dgk - It would appear you doubt my word. That's your option. But I lived
through this and watched one of my closests friend die because of the damn
fire it created. Environmentalism has become an extemist sport populated
with a raft of unbalanced individuals who could care less who they kill and
how much they damage. The Haughton Creek fire was just one more example in
a
long list of them. Doubt me if you will - but I lived through it. I went to
the funeral.

These stories seem to tell a different story about the N. Idaho
forests. Fires are a part of the forest's natural cycle, and these
beetles are also a part of the cycle. I'm sorry your friend died, but
don't twist the story to make it the fault of environmentalism. Let's
also be honest that the environmental groups are concerned about the
old growth forest harvest that always seems to the focus of these
"thinning" projects to "reduce the risk of wildfire". Old-growth is
the most immune to forest fire, they teach you that in first-year
forest biology.

http://www.mtexpress.com/2001/01-07-...-11beetles.htm
http://www.pestlaw.com/x/news/2001/20010701.html
http://www.idahostatesman.com/Search/story.asp?id=23566

Thank you for a most enlightening post, Karen

Lauren
________
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Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

Doubt me if you will - but I lived through it. I went to
the funeral.


I'm sorry your friend died, but
don't twist the story to make it the fault of environmentalism.

Thank you for a most enlightening post, Karen


Karen, where do you see that Steve is "twist"ing his story? Perhaps you just
don't agree with his experience (and how can that be since you weren't there)
and that equates in your mind to a "twist"?? You seem to be embarassed by the
environmental agenda for you to attempt to cover for them.