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Cynical politics is the hot wind that powers environmental radicals. |
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The Future |
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Echoes of Curses |
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Wolves at the Door |
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Dark moon rising Breaking the Heartland Kansas City, Here They Come (740kb pdf file) |
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Arrogance and indifference in America's forest. (1mb pdf file) |
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Conservationists admit wrecking the lives on millions of poor. (392kb pdf file) |
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Ranchers fighting the war in the southwest. (1.1mb pdf file) |
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How private property in America is being abolished. (1mb pdf file) |
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Las Vegas is coming! (1mb pdf file) |
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The bad guys are still after the ranch. |
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Shadow players in the new world order. |
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The founding falsehood. |
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It is time to expose anti-livestock bias in federal culture. |
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Forever and ever, Amen. The frightening thought of perpetuity. |
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Untamed nature and the removal of humans. |
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The man behind the Wildlands Project. |
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Rest can restore an area to abundance or cause its resources to literally dry up and blow away. |
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The story of the world's most powerful environmental group, The Nature Conservancy. |
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"America has matured to the point that we are no longer willing to sacrifice the end product of eons of evolution..." |
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Water is the essence of all life. There has never been more, and there will never be less. |
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The Clinton administration's lands-locked legacy may be undone before it is even fully recognized as a sinister plan to manipulate the population and the economy of the United States. |
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Facts for the future of public and private lands: Ranching, farming, logging, mining, recreation. |
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