In case you haven't noticed, gas prices are soaring, hiking the cost of food and just about everything else. If you believe Hillary Clinton, the blame for all this lies on the shoulders of those greedy oil companies and their bloated profit margins, a notion that like just about every other snake-oil remedy she tries to peddle is simply not the case.
We're in the mess in which we find ourselves because of a small handful of people with the money and the power to inflict grievous harm on their fellow humans, whom they just happen to despise.
It's about time for you and your fellow Americans to know just who they are and what they are doing to all of us in the name of saving the planet that for millions of years has shown to be perfectly capable of saving itself without their help.
If you are really sick and tired of $4 gasoline, really sick of being dependent on foreign oil, and equally as sick of seeing your food bills go up, the conventional wisdom would lead you to blame the likes of Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid. But that's a waste of time, as is blaming George Bush or the oil companies.
None of them make environmental policy. That policy is set by three individuals, two who are located in New York City. If you want to drill in Alaska or the Gulf of Mexico or in the continental U.S. where billions of gallons of petroleum are just waiting to be tapped or build refineries, these three people stand in your way.
They are John Flicker of the National Audubon Society, Frances Beinecke of the Natural Resources Defense Council and Trip Van Noppen of the organization Earthjustice.
Flicker and Beinecke both live and work in New York City, where they probably don't own cars, and they are happy that you have to spend more and more of your budget on food and fuel. You are being punished for being Americans.
Van Noppen runs Earthjustice from Oakland, Calif. None of these three is in touch with America. They hate America, they hate you. And they want your gas to cost $8 a gallon.
Earlier this year, they filed a lawsuit to prevent drilling for oil and natural gas in Alaska. This is just a leading tactic in their arsenal. All of you need to call these three and demand that they get out of the way and stop impeding our rights to find and drill for petroleum here in North America. After all, if the Chinese are drilling for oil in the Gulf of Mexico, shouldn't we be allowed to do so too?
They must be made to feel pressure the pressure you feel every day when you juggle your budget to cope with rising prices. These three people set energy policy in this country. They order Reid and Pelosi to do their bidding, and thanks to them and their allies in the radical environmental movement we are getting economically weaker.
Call John Flicker at the Audubon Society at (212) 979-3000.
Call Frances Beinecke at the NRDC at (212) 727-2700.
Call Trip Van Noppen at Earthjustice at (510) 550-6700.
One more thing. I wrote earlier that the environmental extremists hate humanity, they think there are too many of us, and they won't be happy until an awful lot of us are gone.
Most won't say it, but here's what two of them are quoted as saying in Johah Goldberg's book "Liberal Fascism":
"When Charles Wurster, chief scientist for the Environmental Defense Fund was told that banning DDT would probably result in millions of deaths he replied, 'This is as good a way to get rid of them as any.' And a million did die."
Finnish environmental guru Pentti Linkola "argues that the earth is a sinking ship, and a chosen remnant must head for the lifeboats. Said Linkola, 'Those who hate life try to pull more people on board and drown everybody. Those who love and respect life use axes to chop off extra hands hanging on the gunwale.'"
Beware of environmentalists bearing axes.
Mike Reagan is heard on more than 200 talk radio stations nationally, including KJMT-FM 97.1 in Mountain Home.
We're in the mess in which we find ourselves because of a small handful of people with the money and the power to inflict grievous harm on their fellow humans, whom they just happen to despise.
It's about time for you and your fellow Americans to know just who they are and what they are doing to all of us in the name of saving the planet that for millions of years has shown to be perfectly capable of saving itself without their help.
If you are really sick and tired of $4 gasoline, really sick of being dependent on foreign oil, and equally as sick of seeing your food bills go up, the conventional wisdom would lead you to blame the likes of Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid. But that's a waste of time, as is blaming George Bush or the oil companies.
None of them make environmental policy. That policy is set by three individuals, two who are located in New York City. If you want to drill in Alaska or the Gulf of Mexico or in the continental U.S. where billions of gallons of petroleum are just waiting to be tapped or build refineries, these three people stand in your way.
They are John Flicker of the National Audubon Society, Frances Beinecke of the Natural Resources Defense Council and Trip Van Noppen of the organization Earthjustice.
Flicker and Beinecke both live and work in New York City, where they probably don't own cars, and they are happy that you have to spend more and more of your budget on food and fuel. You are being punished for being Americans.
Van Noppen runs Earthjustice from Oakland, Calif. None of these three is in touch with America. They hate America, they hate you. And they want your gas to cost $8 a gallon.
Earlier this year, they filed a lawsuit to prevent drilling for oil and natural gas in Alaska. This is just a leading tactic in their arsenal. All of you need to call these three and demand that they get out of the way and stop impeding our rights to find and drill for petroleum here in North America. After all, if the Chinese are drilling for oil in the Gulf of Mexico, shouldn't we be allowed to do so too?
They must be made to feel pressure the pressure you feel every day when you juggle your budget to cope with rising prices. These three people set energy policy in this country. They order Reid and Pelosi to do their bidding, and thanks to them and their allies in the radical environmental movement we are getting economically weaker.
Call John Flicker at the Audubon Society at (212) 979-3000.
Call Frances Beinecke at the NRDC at (212) 727-2700.
Call Trip Van Noppen at Earthjustice at (510) 550-6700.
One more thing. I wrote earlier that the environmental extremists hate humanity, they think there are too many of us, and they won't be happy until an awful lot of us are gone.
Most won't say it, but here's what two of them are quoted as saying in Johah Goldberg's book "Liberal Fascism":
"When Charles Wurster, chief scientist for the Environmental Defense Fund was told that banning DDT would probably result in millions of deaths he replied, 'This is as good a way to get rid of them as any.' And a million did die."
Finnish environmental guru Pentti Linkola "argues that the earth is a sinking ship, and a chosen remnant must head for the lifeboats. Said Linkola, 'Those who hate life try to pull more people on board and drown everybody. Those who love and respect life use axes to chop off extra hands hanging on the gunwale.'"
Beware of environmentalists bearing axes.
Mike Reagan is heard on more than 200 talk radio stations nationally, including KJMT-FM 97.1 in Mountain Home.
