ONE MORE TIME!!

yuuuup this is it, say-la-veeeeee, or yeeeeeeeeeepy-ky-aaaaa
 

No offense to the fine citizens of Rancho Cucamonga but.... A hearing on dredging there is akin to hockey tryouts in El Paso ain't it?
 

Fullpan

Found this juicy tidbit on the GPAA forum....


You have to remember that the state officially said that dredging causes no harm in the CEQA. The politics are some folks feel that it may cause harm and is the reason we are in court. Judge Ochoa said earlier this year in open court that having the CEQA show no harm, they (DFW) will have hard time proving the need for the moratorium.
 

So tired of this crap. I read the second article down pertaining to Idaho and small suction dredges. If the EPA shows up where I'm dredging and starts asking for papers I'm sticking to the fourth amendment of the constitution and backing that up with my second amendment. You do not have to provide papers proving that you are complying with the law when the act itself is not in violation of the law. I was high banking this year and fish and game pulled up. I said hi and gave him every courtesy of conversation until he asked for my papers proving water rights to the tributary I was working. To which I looked bewildered, then took a long look around at my surroundings then took a big sigh (audible to the F&G officer) and said "phew! Thought I'd fallen into Nazi Germany there". That's when he looked bewildered. And I said "Officer, is the action that I'm performing here illegal?" He coyly responded "without the proper paperwork, yes" I asked "do you know that this is the United States and in the United States we do not have to show license unless the action is illegal or that the officer has probable cause to believe that the person is committing a crime?" Then I quickly asked him "do you have probable cause to believe that I'm performing a violation of the law here" and he curtly said "if you don't have the proper paperwork" I said "that's not what I asked, let me rephrase, am I being detained?" He said "no" I said "good day then" and walked over and fired my pump back up. He watched for a while and walked around a bit and then got in his truck and left. He was even nice enough to wave. Now if I didn't have my pistol on my hip I don't believe that it would have gone that way. But then again maybe he understood that I'm not one to just bend....
 

the farther away from Alameda county the better.
 

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fowledup said:
No offense to the fine citizens of Rancho Cucamonga but.... A hearing on dredging there is akin to hockey tryouts in El Paso ain't it?
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sad part is when the judge grants favor to miners, it will not end, the nut buckets will appeal or bring up some other crap to stop dredging
and also not forget there efforts to abolish 1872 mining law
IMHO Stand-up or shut-up a simple e-mail saying thank you, a one page handout flyer given to merchants you do business with that will suffer the nut buckets misinformation. support the following who stand up Silent No More Publications - YouTube About

the nut buckets and misinformation
MoveOn Petitions - Abolish the mining law of 1872 https://www.hcn.org/issues/121/3863 EARTHWORKS | Hardrock Mining and Reclamation Act of 2007
 

The court date is next Tuesday at 8:30 am - HB prospector, Mellowyellow, SoCalmatt, Aurabbit, and all the members in that area, please call your buddies
if you can't attend the hearing personally. Thank You.
 

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