Narrow Snow Bound Anchorage Street
The Rack was a Medieval Torture Device. It was very popular
during the inquisitions. The heretic
(victim) was laid on a table, with winches on each end. One winch was tied to
the feet, and the other winch was tied to the hands. Men in black hoods would
crank the winches until you confessed your crimes, or died by being pulled in
two.
Watching what passes for government here in amerika is like
being forced to watch medieval torture, only tied securely to the table, and
being pulled apart by capitalism, and greed is the environment.
Here in Alaska we still have a sustainable natural
environment. Uncontrolled human population growth is rapidly changing that, and
the response from the republicans in charge of state government is to step up
predator control. Aerial killing of wolves has been expanded and now, the
snaring of bears in certain game management units is heading for approval by
the heavily hunter favoring Alaska Division of Wildlife Conservation.
On the commercial tvee are adds by former republican
legislators who promote development of the Pebble Mine. Apparently if you say
it over and over again then the dumping of tailing's and chemicals like mercury
into the pristine salmon rearing streams that support the Bristol Bay fishery,
will have no affect at all, on those fishes.
Meanwhile with the record snowfall this winter the railroad is slaughtering more moose than ever as it haul’s jet fuel from the koch brothers North Pole refinery, to all the thirsty military jets that put all those train loads of carbon back into our atmosphere.
The only solution is another verse to our state anthem…
Narrow streets, and narrow minds. Makes us vote republican
all the time.
Killing wolves from the sky. Snaring bears so they can’t get
any of our rhubarb pie.
We don’t need science; it just gets in the way
Development Development Hip Hip Hurray!!!
Modern Bears Fishing For Salmon
The photo at the top of your post is really awesome. Love the colors!
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