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Posted on 08.17.08 by Mary Lou Seymour
“There was no reason it had to come down like this: Two militant greens standing in the middle of an isolated, snow-crusted road in a place where a road should never be; bracing their bodies against a train of logging trucks, snowmobiles, and Forest Service jeeps groaning at the gate, demanding entry; willingly subjecting themselves to arrest by Idaho troopers armed with guns, clubs, and a draconian and sub-constitutional new law. All in a last-gasp attempt to halt a vastly destructive timber sale in the heart of the nation’s largest roadless area, a timber sale two federal judges had already found to be a brazen assault on our national environmental laws.” (08/16/08) Link: http://counterpunch.org/stclair08162008.html Filed under: LAND Commentary and RRND Commentary | Report Bad Link Bookmark this post in Furl or Del.icio.us | |






