The Sage Brush Rebellion
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Hello out there, I have be putting together a Protest Rally in Salt Lake City Utah. It is going to be the biggest anti radical Environmentalist rally every held to my knowledge. But we don't want it to stop there. We have all been under attack by the radical Environmentalists. This effort that is working in Utah. But we want to broaden the effort with representation from all 8 western states. Anyone interested in getting involved and coming here Aug 8 2009. Riding up our main street to the capital on your quad or dirt Bike.
Just Wanting to be part of a movement saying enough is enough.
Get in touch with me and be some of the 10,000 of us planning to come.
We went from 23 last year to 700 this year and plan for 10,000 for the next one. and 20,000 for the rally after that.
See us Utahans In February
http://www.atyourleisure.info/episodes. ... category=1
Or Here to see more
http://vimeo.com/channels/32664
The momentum is building here in Utah. Next Friday we have a planning meeting for this next rally 300 are coming to that.
We can win if we work together
Ghost Rider
PS Grizzly Guy You on the top of the invitation list
Just Wanting to be part of a movement saying enough is enough.
Get in touch with me and be some of the 10,000 of us planning to come.
We went from 23 last year to 700 this year and plan for 10,000 for the next one. and 20,000 for the rally after that.
See us Utahans In February
http://www.atyourleisure.info/episodes. ... category=1
Or Here to see more
http://vimeo.com/channels/32664
The momentum is building here in Utah. Next Friday we have a planning meeting for this next rally 300 are coming to that.
We can win if we work together
Ghost Rider
PS Grizzly Guy You on the top of the invitation list
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Hey great idea, i linked it over to http://calsierraatvclub.com/
I'd love to see it spread to california, we've been silent too long.
I'd love to see it spread to california, we've been silent too long.
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This is how it has worked for us. One person talking to another person and so on and so on and after a while it gets to someone that does want to get involved. I hope everyone has somewhere else to post this. It can't just be a one person battle.
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Ok Help Us over here in Utah Are serious about this
I hope I can get some of you folks to help Us!!!!!!!!!!
This Was posted in our local paper today, This is everyones battle.
By Amy Joi O'Donoghue
Deseret News
Published: Monday, April 20, 2009 11:41 p.m. MDT
The dust may have settled from the Obama-inspired tea party last week, but get ready for the next storm of rallying cries to sweep Utah's capital city.
Call it Sagebrush Rebellion Two.
Representatives from a variety of groups met Monday to plan the "Take Back Utah" Rally, a protest over federal rules, regulations, policies, laws and practices that critics say unfairly strip Utahns of their rights of access to public lands.
While dormant for several years, the Utah Public Lands Multiple Use Coalition has been reinvigorated by necessity driven by dismay over several key decisions made by newly-named Interior Secretary Ken Salazar.
Salazar earlier this year rescinded 77 parcels of BLM land that had been bid on for possible oil and gas development and also yanked from consideration multiple parcels up for oil shale research and development.
The decisions dismayed some Utah conservatives, bewildered Utah public land managers and were criticized by potential developers as the spectre of even more restrictive land-use practices to come.
"I really believe the federal government has lost its way," said Rep. Mike Noel, R-Kanab, who had a seat at Monday's planning meeting. "It's critical we have our voices heard with so much of our land locked up in a management system full of roadblocks, additional bureaucracy and impediments to prudent development policies."
Coalition member groups include the Utah Farm Bureau Federation, the Utah Wool Growers Association, the Utah Shared Access Alliance and the Utah Rural Electric Association.
Randy Parker, the farm bureau's chief executive officer, said the ultimate goal of the coalition is to ensure greater self determination for Utah.
"Utah is at a disadvantage because so much of our land is controlled by the federal government. We are subject to the political whims of the (presidential) administration and Congress."
Organizers say they expect 10,000-plus attendees at the Aug. 8 event, planned to begin at 500 South and end at the Capitol. They're hopeful even more people will show up.
"I am 100 percent convinced that groups like the SUWA (the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance) the Sierra Club and Wilderness Society are a very small, heavily funded minority interest in the state of Utah," Noel said, adding he believes the majority of Utahns desire responsible access.
The group, so far, has the ear of Lt. Gov. Gary Herbert, who attended the planning session and said there are "common sense" middle-ground solutions that balance environmental interests with responsible development.
"These are not mutually exclusive," he said.
Herbert also told the group that despite Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr.'s views on climate change and other environmental issues, the Utah governor possesses the political savvy to broker change.
"If there is anyone that negotiate this back in Washington it is Huntsman. When it comes to common sense solutions, Huntsman will lead the charge."
Candace Salima, who helped organize Salt Lake City's tea-party protest, was at Monday's meeting and is geared up for getting the crowds out in August.
"I am an irritated and annoyed American," the Orem woman said.
The Sagebrush Rebellion swept through the West in the 1970s and '80s and involved bitter fights among Western leaders and the federal government over its ownership of public lands and its policies including access and water rights.
To find out more about the coalition or the rally, go to usaall.org
E-mail: amyjoi@desnews.com
I will send other news and our website information to follow.
Chris Brimhall
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This Was posted in our local paper today, This is everyones battle.
By Amy Joi O'Donoghue
Deseret News
Published: Monday, April 20, 2009 11:41 p.m. MDT
The dust may have settled from the Obama-inspired tea party last week, but get ready for the next storm of rallying cries to sweep Utah's capital city.
Call it Sagebrush Rebellion Two.
Representatives from a variety of groups met Monday to plan the "Take Back Utah" Rally, a protest over federal rules, regulations, policies, laws and practices that critics say unfairly strip Utahns of their rights of access to public lands.
While dormant for several years, the Utah Public Lands Multiple Use Coalition has been reinvigorated by necessity driven by dismay over several key decisions made by newly-named Interior Secretary Ken Salazar.
Salazar earlier this year rescinded 77 parcels of BLM land that had been bid on for possible oil and gas development and also yanked from consideration multiple parcels up for oil shale research and development.
The decisions dismayed some Utah conservatives, bewildered Utah public land managers and were criticized by potential developers as the spectre of even more restrictive land-use practices to come.
"I really believe the federal government has lost its way," said Rep. Mike Noel, R-Kanab, who had a seat at Monday's planning meeting. "It's critical we have our voices heard with so much of our land locked up in a management system full of roadblocks, additional bureaucracy and impediments to prudent development policies."
Coalition member groups include the Utah Farm Bureau Federation, the Utah Wool Growers Association, the Utah Shared Access Alliance and the Utah Rural Electric Association.
Randy Parker, the farm bureau's chief executive officer, said the ultimate goal of the coalition is to ensure greater self determination for Utah.
"Utah is at a disadvantage because so much of our land is controlled by the federal government. We are subject to the political whims of the (presidential) administration and Congress."
Organizers say they expect 10,000-plus attendees at the Aug. 8 event, planned to begin at 500 South and end at the Capitol. They're hopeful even more people will show up.
"I am 100 percent convinced that groups like the SUWA (the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance) the Sierra Club and Wilderness Society are a very small, heavily funded minority interest in the state of Utah," Noel said, adding he believes the majority of Utahns desire responsible access.
The group, so far, has the ear of Lt. Gov. Gary Herbert, who attended the planning session and said there are "common sense" middle-ground solutions that balance environmental interests with responsible development.
"These are not mutually exclusive," he said.
Herbert also told the group that despite Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr.'s views on climate change and other environmental issues, the Utah governor possesses the political savvy to broker change.
"If there is anyone that negotiate this back in Washington it is Huntsman. When it comes to common sense solutions, Huntsman will lead the charge."
Candace Salima, who helped organize Salt Lake City's tea-party protest, was at Monday's meeting and is geared up for getting the crowds out in August.
"I am an irritated and annoyed American," the Orem woman said.
The Sagebrush Rebellion swept through the West in the 1970s and '80s and involved bitter fights among Western leaders and the federal government over its ownership of public lands and its policies including access and water rights.
To find out more about the coalition or the rally, go to usaall.org
E-mail: amyjoi@desnews.com
I will send other news and our website information to follow.
Chris Brimhall
chris@ghostriderfilms.net
"Take Back Utah Now"
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Well our rally is getting close here in Utah. 8/8/09 I invite you to come vist our web site http://www.takebackutah.org/ If all goes well with this rally. Then it is going to turn into Take Back The West. Including all you fine folks in California.
Check out the Take Back Utah Channell on Vimeo
http://vimeo.com/channels/46899
We sure hope someone from California will show up and support the cause
Ghost Rider
Check out the Take Back Utah Channell on Vimeo
http://vimeo.com/channels/46899
We sure hope someone from California will show up and support the cause
Ghost Rider
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I'll be with you in spirit, GhostRider!Ghost_Rider wrote: We sure hope someone from California will show up and support the cause
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Well In spirit is better than not at all. If we pull it off it will be the biggest Rally like it ever in the USA. N for sure Utah.GrizzlyGuy wrote:I'll be with you in spirit, GhostRider!Ghost_Rider wrote: We sure hope someone from California will show up and support the cause
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If you have a minute. Take a look at the video I made for the Take Back Utah Rally.
http://vimeo.com/channels/46899#4983092
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http://vimeo.com/channels/46899#4983092
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I think sometimes it's a lost cause out here already, which may explain the lack of response. Utah welcomes riders to a number of areas in your beautiful state. In CA you're kind of an outcast and there is really no ATV-OHV friendliness except perhaps at the specific OHV parks and facilities. You guys have so many things like the Paiute and towns who recognize that ATVers are vacationers and spend money just like other people.
CA is just a greenie state, that's all there is to it. Sigh. (born and raised here, so I can b*tch about it.....
CA is just a greenie state, that's all there is to it. Sigh. (born and raised here, so I can b*tch about it.....
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Good job!!
Bravo =D> to you folks in Utah!
My wife is in SLC this weekend and she called a little bit ago to tell me there was a huge procession of OHVs and 4-wheelers - as far as she could see - heading to the capitol, I assume. Bravo and good show!
Check out this news article - estimated 3,000 in the crowd!
More, including news video is here.
My wife is in SLC this weekend and she called a little bit ago to tell me there was a huge procession of OHVs and 4-wheelers - as far as she could see - heading to the capitol, I assume. Bravo and good show!
Check out this news article - estimated 3,000 in the crowd!
More, including news video is here.
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Paynes Creek 2016!
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I thought you might be interested in our planning meeting the night before.
Ghost Rider
Also in our local paper today
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/7053 ... urday.html
I thought you might be interested in our planning meeting the night before.
Ghost Rider
Also in our local paper today
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/7053 ... urday.html
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