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1/27/2012 4:47pm
Below is a link to a petition to stop the closing 103 miles of riding trails in Oregon. It's a really simple online form. Try to take a moment to fill out comment box at the end. Not sure, but I think anyone from anywhere can fill out the petition. I think I should of had DDavis start this thread for maximum views
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/3/stop-the-forest-service-from-endangeri…
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/3/stop-the-forest-service-from-endangeri…
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HR's offer to my wife was a $5k budget to move......no raise. They gave 4 of her male coworkers a really good severance package when faced with the same situation. Offered zero to my wife.
Not wanting to start a Dem vs. Rep. battle here, and yes, I realize people vote for politicians based on many issues, and many that are more important than keeping land open to ride your dirt scooter, but at least be cognizant of your politician's stance on these type of things. That way you know how you might be affected by their votes and/or agendas (or should I say the agendas of the organizations that the elected politicians are beholden to)
Pit Row
Been going on for years, hell Bubba locked up several million acres in one stroke of the pen.
good luck with your battle against the Ecomafia
Dutch sky
Anyway, back on topic - As I said, more land has been closed down, and continues to be closed down with Obama's administration than with any in recent history. Talk to the AMA if you don't believe me, it's one of their number one battles. It's a fact that the groups that support land closures, eradication of off-road motorcycles, etc. such as the Sierra Club, and other environmentalist groups OVERWHELMINGLY support the left and give their money to Democrats.
And THAT was the only point I was making in my original post, that riders should be aware of how their votes may influence available riding areas, and even motorcycling in general sometimes.
Or at least that seems to be the message they got.
From somewhere....
I would really like to know, I know Mexico, for the most part is still the wild wild west as far as access goes.
Here's a sample from my end of the country:
Link
That's only part of the story - the gov't royally screwed up when they started this WPA stuff here 10 odd years ago, they brought in a big mess of them (30 or so) all at once. Boom - stay out. Even if you're on a bicycle. Shoot first ask questions later kind of deal. So now they're working at meeting their quota (12% of the province to be protected - how does that compare with other states/provinces anyway?), with a deadline looming. There's a new big one almost done right in my back yard, we've been back & forth with gov't and the greenies for over 3 years on it. From the feedback, they APPEAR to be listening, and aware they messed up with the first ones, but we will see how much of that is lip service when it is finalized. It's pretty astounding how widespread, organized & tangled all the green groups are at rolling out the propaganda and lobbying - and they are partly funded by government. Very frustrating. NB next door is only at 3% Protected, our province seems to be setting a trend, for some reason. Also very frustrating. But I am sure there are other parts of the country that aren't this bad.
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