Showing posts with label Colorado State Democratic Convention 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colorado State Democratic Convention 2012. Show all posts

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Colorado State Democratic Convention ~ (side two) The Memes Courier



The Memes Courier, April 14th, side two . . .

Red McCombs’ Alberta Park Poker Game, Texas Style
{a 777 word review}
{Plus, the RGNF mandated to take Climate Change into consideration.} 
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Let me tell you a sad saga of a man named Red. It was back in the 80s when Red purchased some private land within the Saguache Ranger District of the Rio Grande National Forest. It was nice land; land the US Forest Service had been eyeing for some time and Red had a plan.
 
With those chips in hand, Red saddled up to the USFS table proposing to trade his coveted Saguache District chips for an incredible parcel smack in the middle of the high country. But, in 1986 after due process Red’s proposal was rejected by RGNF officials.
 

Colorado State Democratic Convention ~ The Memes Courier 4/14/12 (side one)




In honor of the Colorado State Democratic Convention I put together a two sided flier on legal size paper resembling a single-sheet newspaper publication of old.  It’s the culmination of years of attention to this issue and a distillation of previous posts here at NO-VillageAtWolfCreek.blogspot, along with news. 

I’m replicating that “Memes Courier” at this website because I believe it’s the most valuable summation I’ve put together superseding most previous posts I’ve written.  {As it should be; these things are ongoing projects.}  In any event, I circulated about 2750 copies at the Democratic State Convention in Pueblo on April 14th.

And as I wrote at the bottom of the flier: 
 Feel free to copy, use, and pass along any of this.
 


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The Memes Courier


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  Colorado State Democratic Convention Edition   ~

April 14, 2012
Alberta Park, Rio Grande River Watershed, Wolf Creek Pass, Colorado, USA
Reporting on the Bid for a Luxury Development 
at Wolf Creek, 10,300’ elevation