Letters to the Editor
Greetings Sam,
I
received your snail mail letter today. I am always encouraged by
those who speak out for independence and especially those like yourself
who act on their convictions. Well done. You have my heartfelt
gratitude and respect.
Your
comment that government cannot be fixed nor defeated [part of my letter
to him] is most timely. Our local county board of supervisors
recently voted 4-1 to endorse a state takeover of one of our rivers by
declaring it "wild and scenic" and stating their authority under the state
constitution. So long as the stupid element has a simple shit majority,
we all loose. For freedom and independence,
Bob Link
I'm
very much in favor of preserving scenic beauty but there must be better
ways of doing it than by increasing the authority of government.
It's been a long time since I came across this next information and maybe
things have changed since then but, in the past, the Nature Conservancy
used to buy land and then preserve it. Maybe they still do that.
I don't know.
I'm
not familiar with your situation so I can only speculate. Anyway,
here goes. In general, the protection of a river requires a lot more
than just acquiring control of the river. A river is a consequence
of its entire watershed. If I was going to protect a river, then
I wouldn't start with the river. I'd start by acquiring as much of
the watershed as possible and, preferably, those parts of the watershed
that seemed most likely to damage the river. If your county agency
didn't take that approach then there might be several reasons. One
possible reason is that the people who're making the policy decisions don't
know much about ecology. Or, maybe there's some reason other than
its protection why they want to have control of the river. Think
like a conspiracy theorist. It won't hurt and it might help.
editor
Dear Sam
Thanks
for your work for liberty.
Sir Donald the Elusive
Hello Sam:
...
I am, currently, going through the trials and tribulations of breaking
in a new cellie, brand new and fresh to the system. He is just starting
out a 14-year sentence, and I feel for him. I remember what it was
like. The last one is in the hole, right now. He had 10 months
left and was busted at the work-change gate with tools manufactured in
his class/job. Why he decided to fool with the system having less
than a year to go, I have no clue.
So,
Sam, I hope you are well and in the best of spirits. Stay happy!
a prisoner
Stray Thoughts
Sam Aurelius Milam III
The
TV commercials contain as much useful information as the TV news does,
they don't contain any more lies than the news does, and they're usually
more entertaining.
When
you consider all of the things that small animals with small brains can
do, and then consider our own behavior, there's a temptation to wonder
if maybe our huge brains might be a waste of protoplasm.
When
you take a case into court, whether you win the case or lose the case,
you still lose your liberty by becoming subject to the jurisdiction of
the court.
The
human species has survived one crisis after another not because of intelligence
or technology but by the simple, animal tactic of reproducing faster than
the death rate.
Pay
cash and try not to look at the security cameras.
Truth
is found more often in fiction than in journalism.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
Medical Conference
Original Source Unknown. Forwarded by Jonathan,
of San Jose, California
Some
doctors attending an international medical conference were having drinks
in a bar one evening.
An
Israeli doctor said "In Israel, medicine is so advanced that we can perform
a testicle transplant and in 6 weeks the patient is looking for work."
A
German doctor said, "That's nothing. In Germany we can take part
of a man's brain, put it into another man, and in 4 weeks the man is looking
for work."
A
Russian doctor said, "Gentlemen, we can take half of a heart from a man,
put it into another man's chest, and in 2 weeks the man is looking for
work."
An
American doctor laughed and said, "We're way ahead of you. Back in
2009, we took a man with no brains, no heart, and no balls, made him President,
and now, everybody in the country is looking for work."![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
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