Jeff Crumley

Posts Tagged ‘California MLPA’

How much money is spent on California and US waterways that could be spent on say…helping out of work Americans?
Did you know that Sea Otters,(that are NOT endangered), just got a $ 25,000,000 bill approved for MORE studies. Right now, we are forcing litigation to stop the lie about Sea Otters. Sea Otters NEVER were endangered! They were listed under “threatened,” the threat coming from the possibility of an oil spill that could threaten their habitat. They were NEVER in any danger of becoming scarce.
THIS IS A MYTH!!!
Sea Otters are doing too well in fact. They have passed the required number of animals allowed to have a sustainable food supply. It is a DOCUMENTED FACT that Sea Otters are starving themselves, due to OVERPOPULATION!!! Just like the Wolves in Yellowstone Park. The US Fish and Wildlife Service still created a new law to allow more Otters…Why? It is a documented FACT that Otters have eaten ALL of the abalone,scallops,clams that are in their “Otter Range.”

The Big Green Machines poster child isn’t the harmless fuzzy little creature they want you to believe, and the truth and the proof of this is now available to the public.

No pun intended!

Boy, the junk science community sure is doing some damage control on this one. How long can they expect the fraud to last? This is what happens when decisions are made based on a null hypothesis. Wikipedia gives an excellent analogy. This has been going on for years now and the guessing that was done is now bitting at their heels. We are going to see more and more exposure of failed scientific “experiments” that you were told was based on absolute facts. I want to know what the percentage is of “junk science for money” to real science from “truth dedicated” individuals. The problem with an experiment on mother nature is… if they are wrong, we are screwed. We really need to stop the greed of this big green machine, it looks like the erosion of lies is giving way to the truth. Then we can get down to business and really help the ocean.