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To: Brumar89 who wrote (71622)8/22/2016 9:38:00 AM
From: Brumar89  Respond to of 86356
 
Feds permit wind mills to kill more bald eagles

This is outrageous. There would be an almighty howl if anybody else did this

Back in May, ABC News published a revealing story that is symbolic about the nature, not just of this blog, but of environmentalism itself. At the time and as the article points out, the Fish and Wildlife Service published a rule increasing the amount of bald eagles allowed to be killed by an energy project from 1,160 to 4,200. This based on the agency’s claim that the bald eagle population is healthy enough to sustain such loses.

It isn’t just the demonstration of a once endangered species in danger of going back to extinction, but demonstrates environmentalists exist to destroy civilization. The windmills are (in theory) supposed to use a natural element of Earth to generate power for humans. They are supposed to lessen human usage of Earth’s resources and are a policy environmentalists have advocated for years. The bald eagle is the symbol of the United States of America, the greatest country that has ever existed. But the US and the people who make it up will be sacrificed to the needs of nature as symbolized by the bald eagles who will be killed resulting from windmill use.

https://greenjihad.net/2016/08/21/feds-permit-wind-mills-to-kill-more-bald-eagles/



To: Brumar89 who wrote (71622)8/22/2016 10:26:16 AM
From: Eric  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 86356
 
They are pretty smart in Colorado.

They don't want pollution in their backyards.