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If my tax dollars are going to fund their jobs, I better be able to make a audio-visual record of their, on-the-street, on-the-job actions! Furthermore, since they can videotape protests and other activities undertaken by citizens, why can't we do the same?

posted 4 years, 8 months ago
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Here's the best case scenario for the future of thinning and stewardship contracts:
1. Healthier forests
2. More jobs in logging communities
A big win for all! It may not be perfect now, but it's a great start. I say let's keep working on these contracts, refining them, litigating them, letting the market sort them out.
Charley Reneau

posted 4 years, 9 months ago
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I'm wondering how Qwest is waiting for increased demand for a product they refuse to provide. Huh? As if they listen when I call them up on the phone!

posted 5 years, 1 month ago
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