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1. terence moore | May 5, 2009 | Reply

   Regarding the Wilderness Bill, and the hard work being done by our commissioners, especially Jerry Harmon, to combat it, the intent is to eventually bar any motorized activity, with an ultimate goal of any human activity. The English King had the same tyranical rules, but the English finally forced him to sign the Magna Carta, and the lands once again became public. The organization carrying on the fight to preserve western lands and the western way of life from government tyrany is Stewards of the Range. They have worked with Fremont County, for example, to set up coordinating committees, which the feds have to give deference to, no matter how much they try to ignore the will of the American people. Stewards can use every contribution we can afford to send them, as they have been battling for our rights for many years, and I might add, winning against the feds attempts to take away our rights, despite the feds unlimited access to OUR money. Another good organization fighting for Americans is NumbersUSA, which has stopped numerous attempts at amnesty and sovereignty giveaways. Lastly, each and every one of us needs to get involved, as the commissioners can not do everything necessary to stop this land grab by themselves. We can all hang together, or hang separately, as Benjamin Franklin said of the American Revolution. It really is that serious folks, as this is just part of a much bigger agenda that the vast majority of Americans do, and will, oppose. The will of the minority is being imposed on the silent majority all across this great land. How about us introducing a bill through Representative Lummis, as well as our Senators, Barraso and Enzi, to declare New York a wilderness area and telling Maloney, first, then the rest to vacate! Ditto for Phoenix, the home of Grijalva.

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