NATIVE TRIBES CLAIM OWNERSHIP OF ANWR.
WILL OPEN COMBINATION CASINO /RESORT AND OIL PRODUCTION CENTER ON SMALL PART OF TRIBAL LANDS OF ALASKA
WILL OPEN COMBINATION CASINO /RESORT AND OIL PRODUCTION CENTER ON SMALL PART OF TRIBAL LANDS OF ALASKA
posted by web_loafer at 10:30 AM
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But how much will the bridge to get there cost?
And on a completely other subject, I must say I much prefer the pop-up comment section like you used to have.
Scooter McGavin's 9th Green
I think the Native Americans have that one covered too...it will be a toll bridge.
This was an actual photo of the area where the second largest oil find in American History was made.
I hope the Alaskans tell the Sierra Club and all of it's paid whimps in Congress....to shove off......we will drill, and ain't nobody gonna stop us.
I would love to see it.
And good to hear from you again.
I am experimenting with the comment section of my many blogs, I was trying to find a way to centralize all comments to one email account, so I could check all six blogs from one place. I'll keep your suggestion in mind.
I think I'll turn the comment moderation off. So many options, and I'm always tweaking the blogs..
Face it, if you could vacation there, you would.
All that stark natural beauty would be great for the soul.
And oil wells are so icky.
John, The rocks in this area ooze oil.....oil shale......I'll post a picture of the oil oozing rocks. Would not be a pleasant place to picnic.
Except for one thing Jr. I mentioned Native Lands, the taxpayers would not be at risk, the federal taxpayers or the Alaskan taxpayers. Alaskans don't pay state taxes, and any Native American pays no taxes.
Of course the Native Americans would farm the work out to the mob, and they can run things much better than any government agency.
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