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Palin's Resignation
by Mr. Ed
Last edited: Thursday, July 9, 2009
Posted: Thursday, July 9, 2009



     
Hopefully, Better Days Are Now Ahead For Alaska's Wildlife

 

 
 
 
 
The following statement from Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund President Rodger Schlickeisen is in response to the resignation of Alaska governor, Sarah Palin:
"Governor Palin's surprise resignation comes at a crucial point for wildlife and wild places in Alaska. In the just two and a half years of her term, she has made a series of decisions that prove she had absolutely no interest in being an environmental steward of the unique natural treasure that is Alaska.
"Instead, Governor Palin ignored our nation's leading wildlife laws and filed senseless lawsuits to pursue her anti-wildlife agenda. Palin's increasingly extreme anti-wildlife management policies included shooting wolves from airplanes and helicopters, using airplanes to track black and brown bears then shooting them from the ground, and the gassing of wolf pups in their dens. She even targeted wolves that had been part of a fifteen year long scientific study conducted by the National Park Service. All this, as well as her decision to fight much needed protections for both polar bears and Cook Inlet beluga whales, shows her blatant disregard for both science and environmental laws.

"Her efforts were, and still are, a threat to the natural integrity of America's last frontier, a state that boasts many national wildlife refuges, forests, parks and other federal lands, covering more than 200 million acres of the state. And if this isn't enough, Palin's persistent denial of global warming is sure to fast make her a political relic.
"Palin's successor, Lieutenant Governor Sean Parnell, must now decide whether he intends to extend Palin's devastating and destructive wildlife legacy even further, or whether he intends to chart a new path, by removing politics from wildlife management and restoring science to the decision making process. He can be sure that Defenders will be paying close attention to his decisions."
 
 



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Reviewed by Alexandra Midnight (Reader)
Reviewed on July 24, 2009
I'm so relived to also hear of her resignation. I don't agree with what she did and hope this terrible stuff in Alaska will now end.
AM

Reviewed on July 12, 2009
ED - thank you for this important info.

She was cute! She was feisty! and ... She was GOOFY!

"... THE EVIL THAT MEN DO IS 'OFT INTERRED WITH THEIR BONES -
THE GOOD LIVES AFTER THEM ...
SO LET IT BE WITH PALIN..."

Was there any good? Oh, yeah - almost forgot ...

PIGS WITH LIPSTICK!

SMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCH ! TK.

Reviewed on July 10, 2009
I'd rather have her in office than ol' Obama. Sorry, just don't trust Obama. Never have, never will.

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on July 10, 2009
So, the pigs do wear lipstick?!
No, explain, are we so corked out in America that we can put a moron as a Governor?.....heee...sorry for ask, look around, the answer is YES! ! !

Georg


Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on July 9, 2009
This is the one single time that I would don lipstick so that I could kiss this soccer mom's pitt bull's ass goodbye. 'nuff said.

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on July 9, 2009
To John:



I see nothing above that complains about her leaving office. Quite to the contrary, most animal and nature lovers in America are extremely happy that she is now resigning. Hopefully, her successor will have a much better comprehension of nature and of science and of wildlife management, and will abide by wildlife laws and regulations like the federal ban prohibiting aerial hunting.

Reviewed by John Martin
Reviewed on July 9, 2009
If this is so, why are you bashing her and complaining about her leaving office? Will you be doing the same when B O resigns in disgrace?

Reviewed on July 9, 2009
Hi Mr. Ed, An absolute shame and sad commentary on our nation and our earthly stewards! Having lived in Alaska for nearly 15 years, I know what this about.... thank you for being the light of information and truth. "He loved the earth and all things of the earth.. He knew that man's heart away from nature becomes hard, he knew the lack of respect for growing, living things soon led to the lack of respect for humans too." -Luther Standing Bear

In Spirit,
Bear

Reviewed on July 9, 2009
Thanks for this information, Ed. Best new I've heard this month! Read the woman has "Gone Fishing"...for what wasn't told! You can make sure there was some storm brewing behind her decision to resign, couldn't have been a conscience of her misdeeds as Gov.
Lawdy, our current TX Governor has announced she will be coming to our State to help in his re(s)election bid...ha!

If her successor, Parnel, has any eco-heart-sense, he will undo all the damage she has done.
Blessings and Love - Micke

Reviewed on July 9, 2009
When I see this awful picture of her misdeeds, I would salivate to see her hanging from that very same plane. What a wolf has in innoncence and beauty, she has excactly the opposite. What does one call people that have to much of the others sex genes? she I am sure has enough of them, matter of fact I would go as far back as the Neanthertals. I could say more but it would be far too impolite in this public forum. Thanks for the write Ed! Jasmin Horst


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