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Tombstone, Arizona – Up the creek without a…creek. Or any other water…
via Twitchy
The U.S. Forest Service is blocking residents of Tombstone, Ariz. from repairing waterlines damaged by storms and wildfires last year. Why? Because restoring the lines that bring spring water from the mountains could endanger the Mexican spotted owl. Really. Oh, and the Chiricahua leopard frog too.
Safe drinking water? Water to fight fires? Pfft. Suck it up, Tombstone. The spotted owls need you. (Not that there are any left after the storms and fires destroyed their habit.)
Right now residents have one option: the Forest Service will permit them to fix the damaged waterlines if they agree to “use horses and hand tools to remove boulders the size of Volkswagens.”
Check out the Tweets, then watch John Stossel’s video below (courtesy of the Goldwater Institute)
Once again, the worship of Mother Gaia trumps mankind’s struggle to survive. A spotted freakin’ owl? Are you kidding me? How many times are they going to play that card?
These leftists morons have to be stopped, and we can start in November.
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Crossposted to Unified Patriots
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What do you have to do to open a lemonade stand in New York City? Also, EPA destroys an Idaho family. [UPDATE] MULTIPLE Families.
Oh. My. God.
The show should be called “Out-of-Control America”.
Ask John Stossel, I’m watching a show called “Illegal Everything” on Fox right now, and some of the crap required blows me away;
It made me want to try to jump through the legal hoops required to open a simple lemonade stand in New York City. Here’s some of what one has to do:
1)Register as sole proprietor with the County Clerk’s Office (must be done in person)
2)Apply to the IRS for an Employer Identification Number
3)Complete 15-hrFood Protection Course!
4)After the course, register for an exam that takes 1 hr. You must score 70% to pass. (Sample question: “What toxins are associated with the puffer fish?”) If you pass, allow 3-5 weeks for delivery of Food Protection Certificate.
5)Register for sales tax Certificate of Authority
6)Apply for a Temporary Food Service Establishment Permit. Must bring copies of the previous documents and completed forms to the Consumer Affairs Licensing Center.
Then, at least 21 days before opening your establishment, you must:
Arrange for an inspection with the Health Department’s Bureau of Food Safety and Community Sanitation. It takes about 3 weeks to get your appointment. If you pass, you can set up a business once you:
-Buy a portable fire extinguisher from a company certified by the FDNY and set up a contract for waste disposal.
We couldn’t finish the process. Had we been able to schedule our health inspection and open my stand legally, it would have taken us 65 days.
He goes beyond just lemonade, describing what the EPA did to destroy the lives of one family in Idaho who after obtaining the proper local permits built a house on land they owned. A drainage culvert was blocked downstream on their property, so the husband rented an excavator to unplug the downed trees and debris and allow the drain to function properly.
Oops, that blocked drain created a “wetland”, and by unblocking it, they were then criminals. Unbelievable.
The Pacific Legal Foundation took on their case, a heartbreaker;
Crossposted to Unified Patriots, with updates
Related articles
- Stossel on Illegal Everything (cafehayek.com)
- Stossel tried to open a lemonade stand – in New York (trutherator.wordpress.com)
- EPA Tries To Sack Sackett Family’s Property Rights (gadabout-blogalot.com)


















