Endangered Species

Bush to relax protected species rules
Plan takes scientists out of decision making on species status

WASHINGTON - The Bush administration on Monday said it plans to let federal agencies decide for themselves whether highways, dams, mines and other construction projects might harm endangered animals and plants.

The proposal, which does not require the approval of Congress, would reduce the mandatory, independent reviews that government scientists have been performing for 35 years. Developers welcomed the plan, while environmentalists derided it...

It's marvelous what the shock of prospects of a hot war with Russia will do.

If "Georgia" tries to nuke the Rooskies, Bu$hie might just throw out Social Security.

Of course, nuking the Russian Army likely would result in very few Americans being around to collect said benefits, too.

There must be some Serious People really rattled by this latest development in the New World Order. The New York Pravda editorial staff actually published one of my comments. Look quick, before one of the Big Dudes there gets a chance to read it and send it into the ether:

What are we doing even thinking about this?

The CIA established a proxy government with the “Rose Revolution” in 2003 funded by the Carlyle Group’s George Soros. Saakashvili, extremely unpopular in Georgia, decided to listen to a different faction of the Company and quelled rioting in 2007 at his so-called re-election with sonic crowd dispersal devices and gas developed by DARPA for the CIA. He should have talked to the Kurds before listening to his CIA handlers and letting them egg his ego on to fight Russia.

Now the civilians of Georgia and South Ossetia are destined to suffer for the grandoise manipulations of the Bu$h administration.

On the other hand, war with Russia may provide and October surprise beyond their wildest dreams.

Extinction, even if only electoral, is like that.