Wolves Gone Wild

Presidential Candidate Bill Richardson decided to continue support the southwestern mongrel Mexican wolves and contines to the risk of families and children in his home state of New Mexico. Bill Richardson and the financially habituated and scientifically lobotomized wolf managers of US Fish and Wildlife Services and New Mexico Game and Fish are whipping up the propaganda machine in an attempt to cover up the damage that is being done by these cage raised mongrel Mexican Gray Wolves.  No doubt this awareness week is also an attempt by Richardson to remain in the headlines at an attempt to be an Al Gore look a like.

Santa Fe, NM - New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson recently issued a proclamation designating October 15-19, 2007 “Wolf Awareness Week” throughout the state. The proclamation is part of a nationwide effort to highlight the essential role of wolves in maintaining healthy ecosystems.

“As keystone predators, wolves play a critical role in maintaining balanced ecosystems,” said Governor Bill Richardson. “We must redouble our efforts to promote healthy wolf populations coexisting with our communities and land stewards - both in New Mexico and across the country.”

Wow now why would any one discussing wolves talk about communities in their carefully crafted statement? These wolves should be in the wilderness right? Well that was the lie we were told. These wolves are in our yards constantly. Bill Richardson’s statement here admits he know there is a problem with wolves constantly in our communities but still Bill Richardson supports wolves over children.

Young Boy Rode Up with His Dad only to See His Colt that was Slaughted by Mexican Wolves

Bill Richardson has even supported the Durango female wolf that was stalking constantly in a family’s yard with her mate. She was later lethally removed, a removal the Presidential candidate attempted to block.   Richardson would like removal of the 3 strikes rule for wolves, thus eliminating the removal of habituated wolves and increasing the population of troubled wolves.  How this is good for the wolf program continues to defy logic.

Now Governor and Presidental Canidate Bill Richardson launch of Wolf Awareness Week to promote wolves with no understanding the horrors New Mexican families have endured. No doubt spending your tax dollars in an attempt to look like the environmental candidate and using New Mexicans tax dollars to do it. 

What about tax payer awareness week? Or smart candidate finding a way to use state funds to prop up his image awareness week.  What about pandering to the press awareness week?

During wolf awareness week it is important to be aware that Mexican Gray Wolves continuing the following behaviors (and yes the supporters of these wolves are responsible for any future injury to a child). The following list of habituated Mexican Wolf behavior that has occurred in just the last year.

• Children have been stalked by wolves
• Children having to pack guns in their yards to protect themselves from wolves
• Wolves are in peoples back yards
• Wolves walking around towns
• Wolves are allowed to slaughter a little girl’s horse after stalking at an elementary school
• Wolf attacks and sightings go uninvestigated
• Wolves attacking a child’s dog in her front yard
• Wolf biting a human but still being released 6 miles from homes
• Wolves killing dogs and no tracking, no compensation, no strikes
• Wolves encircling children Wolves entering campgrounds
• Wolves denning near or on private land
• Children seeing their beloved pets ripped appart by wolves
• Wolves running around unvaccinated in rabies country
• Wolves giving birth to hybrid puppies - FWS admit the birth of spotted hybrid puppies in the past (how many did they miss?).
• Continued tax dollars spent on a failed program where residents are terrorized, campers put in danger and pets are free kills for the wolves
• Oh and the list could go on…

Bill Richardson is even aware that children in his state have been stalked wolves but he continues to support the wolves over children. I wish for each person that supports these habituated wolves should get a chance to have two of these wolves in their yard like is common here in our neighborhoods.

Currently the Durango male wolf is in a family’s yard every night with a new mate and is howling and marking their yard as his own. Wolf awareness week should include a primer on the dangers wolves have posed to communities through the ages.

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