~~ Bear Essentials ~ Dec. 1, 2017 ~~

Plan to attend Saturday’s (Dec. 2) “Thank you" Rally  County Court House Monticello 11 AM. 

We have much to celebrate! Plan to participate

 – Bring signs, Make noise, Talk to visitors & Media  

Even the Bears are Celebrating!

Monday:  Big Reveal at the State Capitol Noon

Live Stream: Hideout in Monticello

Ticket Availability is iffy, but lots of space outside.

Check Save the Bears Ears FB for updates

v Phase II: Exempt Utah from future Antiquities Act Atrocities (Free Range)

The Petroglyph: “Senator Hatch and Congressman Bishop should take this opportunity to pass a bill in congress that will make Utah exempt from the Antiquities Act just like Wyoming. That would prevent this from ever happening again.... Now is the time for our Utah Senator's and Congressman to support President Trumps actions and to protect Utah from the billion dollar a year environmental industry. Now that would be something to brag about.... Everyone should contact Hatch and Bishop and tell them to do Contact Senator Hatch:

v Express your appreciation and concerns:   Write or Call the President:

Write to Secretary Zinke: Dept. of the Interior  1849 C Street, N.W.  Wash. DC 20240 

v Recommendations on SJC voting Districts Submitted (San Juan Record)

Good News Bears

n  President Trump to Announce Resizing of BENM  Dec. 4 in SLC

n  Two Monuments in Utah to be Resized

n  Potential BLM Head Vows to Push for Local Involvement

n  Water for Food Production Must be Top Priority

n  Hunting Provides Economic Benefit and Land Conservation

n  San Juan County suing BLM for Road Closure

n  BLM and FBI Exposed in Bundy Case

  







Bad News Bears 
                  

n  Eco-Snobbery Reveals Contradictions and Choices based on Fallacies

n  Lies and Malfeasance in Bundy Trial

n  UN Uses Public-Private Partnership as Backdoor for Global Policies

n  Western leaders say NEPA a Costly Impediment to Energy Development

Other issues related to San Juan County

 “If the divisive and painful battles over monuments are to be ameliorated, the Antiquities Act must be reformed. But, there is something Utah can do in the meantime–given the self-inflicted paralysis plaguing our moribund Congress. Utah can exempt itself from the Antiquities Act, and future monument designations. And yes, it’s been done before; by Wyoming and Alaska.” Majorie Haun

“Western states and their citizens are not equal. Contrary to the intent of the framers of the Constitution, they are awed “into an undue obedience” to the federal government.”

Roosevelt’s 1906 Antiquities Act has been manipulated and misused by a long chain of presidents. It is time to change executive overreach, and implement legislation whereby such designations are required to have congressional approval.  Our duly elected officials must be included in those important decisions, which directly affect individual states and rural America.

                        “Impoverished western counties dominated by federally claimed land

                                        are exporting children and importing poverty.”

75.2% of Utah’s land is public. Only 24.8% is privately owned. 

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                                     Documenting Bears Ears “No Monument” efforts since July 2016