December 17, 2008

 

 

 

 

 "...Our job is to hold him to account...we're going to have to get tougher..."

- NBC Washington Bureau Chief Mark Whittaker

   after President-Elect Obama's news conference on

  12-16-2008 

 

To All,

    It seems that the President-Elect has been caught perfecting his "Last King of Scotland" acting method when dealing with the Fourth Estate. 'Tis a pity that the Chapter 7 Press is only just now realizing what kind of leader Obama intends to be. In other news:

 

Eco-Aryanism, or "Kill Them All and Let the Ecologists Sort Them Out"-

     Sports-fishermen were "sucker-punched" with the recent announcement that a large number of lakes and streams will be removed from the DFG game-fish-stocking program. They have also discovered what firearms rights and hunting rights activists have known for years.

 

      That is a significant portion of the environmental preservationist movement believes in an odd form of species racism that would countenance the extermination of large numbers of mammals, birds, fish, and other organisms that were somehow not pronounced "native" by the High Priests of Eco-Aryanism

 

      This latest policy change was basically a surrender to the plaintiffs to a lawsuit filed by environmentalists who have been waging an aggressive kulturkampf bent on making sure that much of California's high mountain freshwater habitats are returned to a sports-fish-free condition. (NRDC's motto in this case is apparently "Let Them Eat Frog's Legs" -sometime in the future- when they have finally determined that there are sustainable numbers of frogs to hunt. Just don't hold your breath for a near-term gigging season...). Given how few bodies of fresh water in the state had such game fish as the Lahontan strains in them (hence the private stocking efforts of other species back in the 1800's), it's a wonder that sportsfishermen and women did not cotton to the threat much earlier.

 

     After all, it's a number of these enviro-Totenkopf ensconced in various positions of public authority who have pressed for a number of little "Final Solutions" that have resulted in the deaths of stag deer at Point Reyes, mule deer and elk on Santa Rosa Island, and the deprivation of waterholes to desert quail and sheep in the Mojave Desert.

 

     In the fish-stocking case, trout and other game-fish species are being targeted for a kind of biological "ethnic cleansing" simply due to the Eco-Aryan notion that so-called native species deserve their own Liebensraum at the expense of all other living creatures that have somehow immigrated to the wild-lands of North America.

 

     Of course, there are large numbers of "non-native" animals that they might find a tad more difficult to exterminate without risking the disapproval of the public at large.

 

     For example, burros, wild mustangs, turkeys, pheasant, chukar, and striped bass in a number of locations are distinctly non-native species, and may soon be targeted for extinction to make way for whatever life-form that has been awarded a particular parcel of land and resources. Still, the Eco-Aryans will just soldier on anyway.

 

    How these Eco-Aryans came to positions of power and influence in the worlds of policy and academia is anyone's guess. But one suspects that their models of how life moves and migrates across land boundaries and over oceans is radically limited by their desire to designate each small group of critters or plants as one distinct enough to merit an endangered species listing (Heil job security apparently is the operative slogan here).

 

    What is more, certain non-native life forms are proving surprisingly tough to exterminate.

 

     For example, the pike in Lake Davis have survived armies of conscripted DFG personnel and their use of chemical weapons of mass destruction across three different campaigns, with little effect.  

 

    Likewise the same can be said for feral pigs and Russian boar, who have been subject to generous low cost hunting tags and depredation permits only to prosper at the vintner's expense ("That 'll do pig, that' ll do....").

 

    Add to that certain migratory species (peregrine falcons from Siberia may possibly be visiting their downtown brethren in LaLa Land, looking for a meal of squab), and one gets the impression that the tenets of Eco-Aryanism won't stand up to the principles of scientific rigor in a surprising number of cases.  

 

    Which leads one to remember that a large number of citizens-cum-registered-voters have soft spots as big as the Crab Nebula when it comes to a number of creatures great and small (Kind of explains former Senator Carol Migden's stand against the controlled shooting of non-native deer at Point Reyes a while back).

 

     It will take time and education to finally get the message out that a surprising number of the Restorationist  Schutzstaffel are no friends to the sportsmen and sportswomen in the U.S. There are a variety of ways to maintain threatened species (caretaking like in the case of cheetahs in Africa is an option) without doing away with sporting activities that are being gradually exterminated by the dictates of a Wannsee-like environmental agenda. But unless sportsmen and sportswomen learn to tell which groups are working with them, versus working against them in the long run, the hunting and fishing traditions of the American people will have been exterminated for all time.

 

Link at:

http://www.dfg.ca.gov/news/news08/08131.html

 

http://www.dfg.ca.gov/news/stocking/

 

 

 

Respectfully,

 

 

Anthony Canales

SFVMC-NRA