@#!!**#@ Feinistein,and her wolf bill!!

[Dand]

I just heard this on the news tonight:

Aerial Wolf Control Under Fire

http://aprn.org/2009/07/31/aerial-wolf-control-under-fire/

Fri, July 31, 2009
Posted in Alaska News
Aerial wolf control is under fire in Washington.  A duo of Democratic Senators have introduced the “Protect America’s Wildlife Act,” which would prohibit hunters from shooting wildlife from aircraft.  The State Department of Fish and Game says it would destroy Alaska’s predator control program.
Libby Casey, APRN - Washington

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http://media.aprn.org/2009/ann-20090731-04.mp3

These fools don't seem to have a clue. I think we need to send our excess wolves and brown bears to California.

[BBF]

How about air-dropping Feinstein into a nice area of Alaska. A good number of Californians would be grateful, it is even better with Pelosi along.

[Sourdough]

With Sarah Palin gone this is the kind of thing the animal rights groups are going to be throwing at Sean Parnell.  From what they are saying on their web sites, they feel he is weak and will not stand up like Sarah did.

This chatter started as soon as Sarah announced her intentions to resign.  Friends of Animals had this ready to give to Feinstein, and she was waiting for it.  Money talks and Friends of Animals have lots of it.  They are on a big money making scam right now using the poor Alaskan Wolf as their bait.

[Sourdough]

Below is a copy of the E-mail I received from Defenders of Wild Life.  I am on their mailing list just to keep tabs of what they are doing.  And they are asking for donations of any amount from $5.00, up.  That part did not come through.





Roggie, due to a mix-up in our system, you may have mistakenly received a message Friday that contained two important typographical errors concerning the names of our Senate champions in the fight to end the brutal aerial killing of wolves. Because their leadership is so important, I want to make sure that you know that the PAW Act was introduced by California Senator Dianne Feinstein, joined by Maryland Senator Ben Cardin and Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse.

Please accept our sincere apologies for any confusion these errors may have caused. As someone who works every day to help protect wolves and other wildlife, I hope you'll still consider making a donation to support our ongoing efforts to pass the PAW Act and save the lives of wolves from this awful practice. We're making progress in the fight for wolves, but we can't win without your continued support!

Chris Burley
Online Campaigns Director
Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund

   

The Next Step
to Save Wolves

Wolf killed by aerial hunting (Photo: Defenders)

We’re launching a no-holds-barred national campaign to build support for the PAW Act and end awful aerial gunning programs that have claimed the lives of wolves like the one above.

Support Our Fight (red)

Please consider making a donation to build momentum in August for our fight to save wolves.
Dear Roggie,

In the two days since I last wrote you…

    * The Protect America’s Wildlife (PAW) Act was introduced in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. Fifteen more representatives signed on as cosponsors, bringing the cosponsor count to an impressive 106 representatives in the House. And Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (RI) joined Senators Dianne Feinstein (CA) and Ben Cardin (MD) as a Senate cosponsor of the PAW Act.
    * Donations from caring people like you helped us run our hard hitting new ad in Roll Call, one of Capitol Hill’s most influential publications. With your help, we’ve sent a powerful message to Congress about the need for action to save wolves.

Even with this phenomenal momentum, we’re in for a tough fight in the days and weeks ahead. Fortunately, we have some great allies in our efforts to save wolves and other wildlife from aerial gunning -- allies like you.

Please consider making a donation to help support the Campaign to Stop the Alaska Wolf Massacre’s efforts to captialize on this amazing momentum and build even more vital support for the PAW Act.

Today, representatives are headed to their home districts for the August congressional recess, and senators will return home at the end of next week. But even while Congress is out of session, Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund will continue our fight to end Alaska’s awful aerial wolf-killing programs and prevent this terrible practice from spreading to other states.

All this month, we’ll be mobilizing wildlife supporters across the country, reaching out to conservationists and other allies in Alaska, spotlighting the awful truth about aerial gunning through our powerful new video and contacting more Congressional offices to build support for the PAW Act. Will you help?

Please donate now to support our efforts throughout August to build even more support for the PAW Act.

With your help, we’re building powerful momentum for an end to Alaska’s brutal and misguided aerial wolf-killing programs. Together, we can win this fight.

Sincerely,

Rodger Schlickeisen    Rodger Schlickeisen, President Signature
Rodger Schlickeisen
President
Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund

P.S. We can’t win this fight without the support of congressional champions or caring people like you. Please consider donating to help support our efforts in the weeks ahead.

[Dand]

thanks Sourdough. Maybe we need to email Parnell and encourage him to stiffen up his spine.  One of the reasons I didn't vote for him.  I have friends that really like him but I don't know what to think.

[williamlayton]

This is the best reason for those in a specific area too be given the controls necessary to manage their area---read in state, if you must, but I am speaking of areas that may be larger or smaller than states.
I doubt that a resident of Rhode Island is competent to speak on the matter and I am SURE that Pelosi or Feinstien are not competent to peak on any matter other than choices of toilet paper in their own bathrooms.
Blessings