Another exclusion zone?

[mikeg10]

Just came across this on Yahoo news. http://californiawatch.org/dailyreport/gold-mining-threatens-yosemite-groups-say-12772
Thought you all here in Ca might want to be aware of it. Looks like they're going to push for an exclusion zone around Yosemite. Also great to see that the OMR is wanting private citizens to go out and spy on those evil gold miners...so much emotion and so little common sense.

 

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[GrayCloud]

How true. Next thing you know, they will have those same dufusses thinking they are the enforcers. Then people get hurt. Regardless of how it happens, it will be the gold prospectors fault. That has long been established.

 

[2cmorau]

To come under state jurisdiction, a surface mining operation must disturb more than 1 acre or remove more than 1,000 cubic yards of material.

but they shut down dredging

 

[Hefty1]

 

[Gramps43]

Too bad there's not some way to let the citizenry know that anybody who consorts with the enemy (the gov.) is a quizling and is to be abhored and shunned by the real Americans.

Gramps

 

[russau]

Too bad there's not some way to let the citizenry know that anybody who consorts with the enemy (the gov.) is a quizling and is to be abhored and shunned by the real Americans.

Gramps

Gramps most Americans dont really care,and dont want tobe bothered by this small group of miners that are "ruining the mother earth"! well so much for their knowledge!!! the trouble with the news media is that they only want flashy news articals to catch the headlines..........and not the truth!

 

[homefires]

“These claims are close enough that the cyanide and other toxic chemicals they use to separate ore from rock could run off into the Tuolumne River and the trails and wildlands that surround it,” said Farrell, adding that only a tiny amount of cyanide is needed to kill fish and other wildlife."


What makes them think this stuff is even used?

 

[russau]

remember! if lies are repeted enough times, they will become the truth to the unknowledged! as i the case with most of the garbage that comes out of these wacoenvirmentalist wannabes!

 

[homefires]

Or they have this mentality! LOL

 

[GrayCloud]

Umm, Me thinkum liberal tree huggers live in woodum tepees.

 

[2cmorau]

i can't find the origanal that came out in the 80s, but a group hung out in front of a busy store and was taken a survey, i think it might have been done in Washington, everyone interviewed wanted a ban on this

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[jog]

"Water"? I saw show on TV about this and people where just signing away and didn't even know what they where trying to ban.

 

[russau]

yep i remeber that video on youtube! they targeted the younger people for their answers. the people doing the survey knew it was water.they were just showing how dumb some people are!heck, i didnt know what it was either!it just goes to show you how fast people are to jump at a conclusion without knowing all the facts. this is a perfect example of what, we as miners, are haveing to put up with!

 

[homefires]

LOL! I remember that one!

I bet it would work again too!

http://www.snopes.com/science/dhmo.asp

 

[Hefty1]

The evo-wackos do it every day and the idiots in office fall for it.