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Humanity Matters Dot Org for all the great content and for a new feature wealth creation that will save you thousands of dollars and could earn you an additional income.Thank you,Albert Torcaso

Friday, September 29, 2006

Posted on my web site at Myspace because free speech must not be silenced!

MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS I MUST ALERT ALL OF YOU THAT
 
NOV-7-2006 IS COMING! VOTING DAY 2006!
 
I NEED ALL OF YOU TO STAND UP FOR JUSTICE! STAND UP FOR FREEDOM! STAND UP FOR A FREE AND UNCENSORED INTERNET! STAND UP FOR PUBLIC ACCESS WHICH IS IN DANGER OF LEAVING OUR AIRWAYS FOREVER! STAND UP TO THE BIG CORPORATIONS WHO WOULD TAKE YOUR VOICE AWAY! VOTE ON NOV-7-2006 AND WHEN YOU VOTE BE SURE TO SEE WHO STANDS FOR A FREE INTERNET, PUBLIC ACCESS AND ALL THAT WE CARE ABOUT.
 
IF YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR FREEDOM AND MINE YOU MUST VOTE THIS NOV-7-2006 OR MYSPACE AND MUCH OF THE INTERNETS FREEDOM MAY GO AWAY FOREVER!!!
 
I  AM NOT YELLING I JUST NEED YOU TO SEE THIS AND  TO STAND UP FOR AMERICA AND HER FREEDOM!!!
 
Save our nation and our freedom, my fellow Americans.
 
Albert
 

Saturday, September 23, 2006

Another victory from signing online petitions and from offline work as well.

Attorneys brought suit to protect our national forest and to protect nature. They also posted petitions online. I and thousands more signed these petitions. As a result we won another ruling and thus a victory! As you know I had signed a petition for A vote on Stem Cell research and the Senate and house sent that bill to the Whitehouse which Bush chose to use his first ever line item veto, but the point is that signing these petitions are causing things to happen! So, be it about lowering our fuel cost, healthcare, building a WW2 museum or anything else these petitions are having success and our leaders do listen.
 
I say to you start signing petitions and you will have input on how your nation is governed.
 
Albert
 
 
Note: Some people I e-mail live outside of the United States, but I send them the same e-mail to inform them of happenings in America and to show that not every American agrees with every policy our nation has. To disagree with policy does not make you anti patriotic it makes you a patriot because you care enough to remind your leaders that their polices may not be what is best for our nation or our people.
 
 
Court Reinstates Roadless Rule

Almost 50 million acres of national forests and grasslands once again protected

September 20, 2006

Image of Roadless Conservation Rule graphic

San Francisco, CA -- A federal district court today ordered reinstatement of the Clinton era roadless rule to protect almost 50 million acres of wild national forests and grasslands from road building, logging, and development. The court order is a stunning victory for all Americans who value America's great natural areas and reverses the Bush administration's efforts to open these last great natural areas to development interests.

According to the court, "Defendants are enjoined from taking any further action contrary to the Roadless Rule without undertaking environmental analysis consistent with this opinion." The court noted that in adopting the Rule which the court reinstated today, the Forest Service itself found that the Rule was "necessary to protect the social and ecological values and characteristics of . . . roadless areas from road construction . . . and timber harvesting activities. . . . Adoption of [the Roadless Rule] ensures that inventoried roadless areas will be managed in a manner that sustains their values now and for future generations."

The court found that in repealing the roadless rule, the Bush administration failed to comply with basic legal requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act and the Endangered Species Act: "this court concludes that the Forest Service failed adequately to consider the environmental and species impacts when it [repealed the Roadless Rule] in violation of the National Environmental Policy Act and the Endangered Species Act."

The court continued: "to conclude that a regulation that effects a major change in the way roadless areas in national forests are regulated nationwide from the prior regulation that it replaces does not constitute a repeal with potentially significant environmental effects would ignore reality."

"Americans love the great natural areas our country has been blessed with," said Earthjustice attorney Kristen Boyles. "From hunters, hikers, fishermen, and bird watchers, to cities and towns that rely on clean, mountain-fed drinking water, the last great roadless natural areas in our national forests deserve preservation. As America grows, so does the need to preserve these natural areas -- because they're not making these kind of natural areas anymore."

Conservation groups, represented by a team of Earthjustice attorneys, brought the legal challenge to the Bush administration policies, joining parallel efforts by four states which brought a separate but similar challenge to the Bush administration plan.

"The sad fact is that the Bush administration gave a timber industry lobbyist a high White House appointment and put him in charge of reversing the government's policy to protect our last great roadless natural areas," said Boyles of Earthjustice. "They made these changes in a flatly illegal way and the court caught them."

The 2005 Bush administration roadless repeal, adopted with no environmental analysis and limited public input, replaced a Clinton era rule adopted in January 2001 after a three-year process that included 600 public hearings and 1.6 million public comments. In addition to repealing the roadless rule, the Bush rule invited governors to submit petitions recommending management schemes for the national forests in their states. Five states (Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, New Mexico, California) have lodged such petitions, and all have called for protection for all roadless areas in their states. Other states, including Oregon and Colorado, are facing Bush administration plans to log or develop oil and gas in roadless areas.

Today's ruling doesn't address the roadless areas in the Tongass National Forest in Alaska. In 2003, the Bush administration exempted the Tongass from the roadless rule in a separate procedure. The exemption made little sense then and even less now. About five million acres in the Chugach National Forest in Alaska are once again protected by today's ruling.

Read the opinion (PDF)

 

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Monday, September 04, 2006

We can't let this happen again!!

BardOEly sent me this and I signed it, when you read what that person did to that animal I hope you will join us in demanding this person serve many years in prison.
 
Albert
 
 
Dear Friends,

I have just read and signed the petition: "Man slits throat of Ex
Wife's dog leaving Scrappy to Die!"

Please take a moment to read about this important issue, and join me in

signing the petition. It takes just 30
seconds, but can truly make a
difference. We are trying to reach 5,000 signatures - please sign here:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/582796660

Once you have signed, you can help even more by asking your friends and
family to sign as well.

Thank you!

Custura Amelia


http://www.thePetitionSite.com
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Saturday, July 01, 2006

GOT GUTS? THEN STAND OUT!

I know life matters to you.
We are at a crossroads. We can allow big oil companies access into the great Arctic Reserve and let them kill off wonderful wildlife or we can send The Leaders of America a clear message do not destroy our wildlife for oil! http://www.care2.com/ecards/build/6/44a4bda8abb9d
Things you should know. There are other outlets that produce oil in America and in Canada these are yet untapped outlets and no wildlife need suffer for it.
And yes, I go to the gasoline stations wanting lower gasoline prices as you do, but not at the expense of wildlife or any lives. There are better way and means to get oil, but we must stand up and say no more hurting the environment and wildlife for big oil to make even more money.
Did you know Congress just a few weeks ago decided there was no price fixing in fuel cost and yet the oil companies made 36.7 Billion dollars last year maybe even more! Does that sound like there is a lack of oil? No, It sounds like we are being lied to again. By the way Congress found there was no collusion or price fixing GO FIGURE, Just remember, my friends, that Big oil gives billions of dollars to Congress men and women which begs to question was there really no price fixing or could it be that members of Congress did not want to lose their millions of dollars and nice trips?
Billions spent on lobbying both parties and millions on a few Congress men and women each year spells higher gasoline prices for the American public. I'm sick of taking it aren't you? If so, then join me in saying no drilling in the arctic and then let us also start demanding lower fuel cost too.
If the American people start writing,e-mailing, faxing, and sending snail mail to our Senators and Representatives in DC and our Senators and Representatives in our home states plus writing to the CEOS of oil companies and forming mini boycotts, and national work stoppages every few months we could have gasoline prices back to around 1.30 a gallon! Don't believe me? Just remember the sixties, civil rights movement and other great changes that came about because of the American peoples will.
It is not that we can no longer change things it is that to many Americans have become afraid, tired, discouraged, or empathetic and don't try to make change anymore. I am not delusional nor am I idealistic it is that I love my country, my fellow Americans and I have seen brave Americans standup for what they believe in and I am such a person. I will not give up, I will not give in. I won't stop hoping that my fellow Americans will start peacefully and legally fighting back for what is just and I know others will join me in my cause, but will you be one of them?
America needs heroes again and I and our nation is counting on you.
We can lower fuel cost and make great changes in our nation if we remember that We are the We in We, The People, Of The United States Of America. Lincoln, Washington, Adams, Jefferson and millions of past American heroes stood up for change it's our turn now.
Start the change by signing this petition to say life matters to you.
Albert
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