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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: longnshort who wrote (87847)	7/20/2010 3:45:04 PM
From: MJ	Respond to of 224755

And, it takes twice as long to get to your destination. What you are mentioning with the parking-------is what local people are objecting to--------unspoiled land being used to build parking barns-------and traffic congestion in places where it did not exist before. Obama is obviously hopping on the bandwagon "late" in hopes of winning votes for his candidates.

To: longnshort who wrote (87847)	7/20/2010 8:15:47 PM
From: lorne	2 Recommendations Respond to of 224755

Amazing...just amazing what these obamanites will come up with... Is that what they're calling them now? Tuesday, July 20, 2010 blogs.redding.com In the Forest Service's news release about the recent string of marijuana busts, I discovered a term of art I'd never encountered before: During the raid, a U.S. Forest Service K-9 team located Gauldry Almonte-Hernandez, a displaced foreign traveler from Michoacán Mexico, who had tried to flee the area and hide while officers were performing entry into the marijuana garden. "Displaced foreign traveler"? Makes it sound like he meant to go to Disneyland, got lost, and ended up at a pot plantation in the woods south of Hayfork. ---- The Full Release --- Arrest Made in US Forest Service Operation at Illegal Marijuana Site REDDING, Calif - A U.S. Forest Service Law Enforcement Operation led to the arrest of an individual at an illegal marijuana cultivation site last week where 7,434 illegally grown marijuana plants were confiscated. On Friday July 9, 2010 a marijuana eradication operation was conducted on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest in Trinity County, south of Hayfork, by law enforcement agents from the U.S. Forest Service, Trinity County Sheriff's Office Drug Task Force and the California Department of Justice, Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement. During the raid, a U.S. Forest Service K-9 team located Gauldry Almonte-Hernandez, a displaced foreign traveler from Michoacán Mexico, who had tried to flee the area and hide while officers were performing entry into the marijuana garden. The defendant was arrested on federal charges in violation of Title 21 United States Code section 841, Manufacturing a Controlled Substance, if found guilty, he could receive a sentence of 10 years in prison. During the week of July 5th, officers conducted marijuana eradication operations at six sites near Hayfork with the eradication of approximately 46,000 marijuana plants. On July 6th, the team of officers eradicated two marijuana manufacturing locations on the National Forest where a total of 14,757 marijuana plants were destroyed. The operation continued on July 7th with the removal of 16,767 plants from two additional gardens. July 8th a fifth garden was eradicated by the team which contained 7,466 marijuana plants which were destroyed. The operation ended Friday with the arrest of the defendant and the eradication of 7,434 marijuana plants. The public is encouraged to contact your local Forest Service office or Sheriff's Department with any information pertaining to illegal marijuana manufacturing on your public lands. Rita Vollmer Assistant Public Affairs Officer Shasta-Trinity National Forest 3644 Avtech Parkway Redding, CA 96002