County commissioners say their mission is to put residents first. Newly obtained records suggest special interests may have figured out a faster route.
They are holding the nose of the community tighter than Dr. Turner. Its not possible to create the willing seller willing buyer climate, if there where living wage jobs to provide income.
They have their burning the candle at both ends model and they are telling lies, assaulting property owners and blocking background screens to keep it.
They could have gotten federal grants to clear power lines and make fire breaks but they joined a federal lawsuit on the policy to pay for it. Even if Wheeler doesn't cut the ribbon and chant "Dave Cut-the-grove", the infrastructure, which started at the high school level with "Conservation aide" and the old forest management infrastructure is gone. Furthermore, they don't want to ruin the goal to have this Peninsula designated as an area of "little to no human use."
'Scotch broom" would have fell under the swing of Pulaski's years ago, if it were not for the "willing seller willing buyer "grip on the community's nose. Its comical to think a species like that would bring the community that chased Hells Angels out of town to its knees.
Augment Choice school to resurrect the Conservation Aide class, resurrect Bruneau and Judge Turner, get Freewheeling Franklin out of the stickers, hire local high school grads still living in the basement. Get the federal grant, buy some old military buses and Pulaski's and get to work.
We have all been sold the story that climate change, salmon restoration, natural resource conservation, renewable energy, and for that matter homelessness, drug addiction, police accountability, voter rights, immigration, LGBTQ rights, and reproductive rights are Humanitarian issues. But they are not. They are businesses. They make money for corporations we have relabeled NGO's. If they solve the very problem they claim to fight, poof their money disappears. Wild that we have accepted this is the normal way of things.
How many more of Jeff's articles do people need to read before they start to appreciate today's well written article and understand that the majority of us hard working taxpayers are not even a close second thought to the machine our commissioners orchestrate via NGOs?
Aside from the attributes Jake Seegers embodies, he's also a vote for term limits to disrupt the corruption machine that forms around second, third, etc term elected officials. If Jake didn't have as much going for him he'd still get my vote just because of the need for fresh ideas and especially perspective.
I'll take one Wedge please, hold the NGO, and a bag of chips.
They are holding the nose of the community tighter than Dr. Turner. Its not possible to create the willing seller willing buyer climate, if there where living wage jobs to provide income.
They have their burning the candle at both ends model and they are telling lies, assaulting property owners and blocking background screens to keep it.
They could have gotten federal grants to clear power lines and make fire breaks but they joined a federal lawsuit on the policy to pay for it. Even if Wheeler doesn't cut the ribbon and chant "Dave Cut-the-grove", the infrastructure, which started at the high school level with "Conservation aide" and the old forest management infrastructure is gone. Furthermore, they don't want to ruin the goal to have this Peninsula designated as an area of "little to no human use."
'Scotch broom" would have fell under the swing of Pulaski's years ago, if it were not for the "willing seller willing buyer "grip on the community's nose. Its comical to think a species like that would bring the community that chased Hells Angels out of town to its knees.
Augment Choice school to resurrect the Conservation Aide class, resurrect Bruneau and Judge Turner, get Freewheeling Franklin out of the stickers, hire local high school grads still living in the basement. Get the federal grant, buy some old military buses and Pulaski's and get to work.
We have all been sold the story that climate change, salmon restoration, natural resource conservation, renewable energy, and for that matter homelessness, drug addiction, police accountability, voter rights, immigration, LGBTQ rights, and reproductive rights are Humanitarian issues. But they are not. They are businesses. They make money for corporations we have relabeled NGO's. If they solve the very problem they claim to fight, poof their money disappears. Wild that we have accepted this is the normal way of things.
The Oppression Olympics is big business...."Is it safe?"
Uninformed people fall for the words they want to hear and never look back to verify whether what they agreed to matches what is happening.
How many more of Jeff's articles do people need to read before they start to appreciate today's well written article and understand that the majority of us hard working taxpayers are not even a close second thought to the machine our commissioners orchestrate via NGOs?
Aside from the attributes Jake Seegers embodies, he's also a vote for term limits to disrupt the corruption machine that forms around second, third, etc term elected officials. If Jake didn't have as much going for him he'd still get my vote just because of the need for fresh ideas and especially perspective.
I'll take one Wedge please, hold the NGO, and a bag of chips.
Vote for Jake.