Showing posts with label agia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label agia. Show all posts

Thursday, March 3, 2016

Rotten Apples or Accusations?


If I were going to post accusations instead of fact, it would look something like this:

“A big dollar Oil & Gas Lawyer/lobbyist is promoting to protect the PFD for the purposes of encouraging Alaska to use it as leverage for bonding a LNG Project for the benefit of the Big 3 OilCos in Alaska.”

Another accusatory post might resemble this:

“A big dollar Oil & Gas Lawyer/Lobbyist that has worked for the Democratic Party’s Attorney of Record and has a vested interest in the development of an Alaskan gas line since working for Jones Day and Perkins Coie is wanting Alaskan’s to join him to Protect The PFD so it can be used as collateral for increasing Alaska’s indebtedness and ties with outside corporate interests.”

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How’s That for some Rotten Apples?





Tuesday, January 19, 2016

No Pebble Rehash for Trump

 I would like to suggest that in allowing the involvement of the former 1/2 Governor of Alaska in his campaign, he should educate hmself on a few things about her 'experience' as the Cheif Executive of Alaska.  

Despite her public allure, fiery rhetoric and tabloid following... the former 1/2 Governor of Alaska is not as rounded as she should be and her involvement in his pursuit of the Presidency is probably not the best thing you could be doing.

Ask Yourself this... Would You support a foreign corporation in it's pursuit to destroy some of the most beautiful Wild salmon, trout and dolly producing streams in the World?

Would You Support the over reach of the EPA in it's efforts to pre-emptively impose highly restrictive land use restrictions all across Southwest Alaska that will affect much more than the development of the proposed Pebble Mine?

Yes Sir... it's a real conundrum.  Feel free to read more on this right here in my Blog. 


PS... let's not forget AGIA and the triple digit millions that flowed from the State of Alaska to Trans-Canada.