Author Topic: Chaffetz: BLM should sell extra acreage  (Read 6126 times)

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Re: Chaffetz: BLM should sell extra acreage
« Reply #25 on: May 21, 2010, 11:04:16 PM »

Short of historic or "special" attractions (Yellow Stone, et al), I believe it should be sold off.  Preferably slowly, but not "centuries" slow. 

Respectfully to the NPS employees here, your agency's brass has collectively lost its friggin mind.   They love stealing land, for either zip or pennies on the dollar.  Only time they offer market values is if the owner is connected, or spends years in court.  I'm less than thrilled that they used a UH-60 to play mall ninja games...  That's pretty friggin low. 

Personally, I'd say let the GAO do a study on what to sell off and how do to so, then have the GSA handle the selling part. 
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Re: Chaffetz: BLM should sell extra acreage
« Reply #26 on: May 21, 2010, 11:30:51 PM »
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Respectfully to the NPS employees here, your agency's brass has collectively lost its friggin mind.


No *expletive deleted*it! Chief rangers on up, all of them are pretty damn nuts.



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Re: Chaffetz: BLM should sell extra acreage
« Reply #27 on: May 22, 2010, 11:35:45 AM »
When the Feds begin "protecting America" from its own people, and selectively, we have a problem.  To some of us it appears that even the "noblest" motives consist, in the end, of putting most Americans on urban reservations surrounded by pristine wilderness that the serfs will be permitted to access only in the most sanitized way envisioned by tassel-loafered bureaucrats.
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