Court's mine ruling may threaten Iliamna

I was dismayed and frankly, disgusted at the recent Supreme Court decision that would allow the Kensington gold mine to dump industrial waste into a freshwater lake.

[Blue_Zinc]

The pits! Iliamna got crowned for ruination.

[Blue_Zinc]

Is there only one law for the wealthy living in Alaska? dump anywhere you want?

[Blue_Zinc]

Is there really an " inferior court " in Alaska?

[Blue_Zinc]

Army Corps reactivates permit:

Anyone have a harpoon?

[Blue_Zinc]

Do not fight-

For the heritance to the tribes of Alaska, are of God.

[Blue_Zinc]

Is this the two-sided ironic, moral survival of the fish and gold?
Does this land belong to the Alaskan Native Communities?
Alaska gave more than it received, why then, do you have the homeless, handouts and poverty? what happened?

[Blue_Zinc]

The first to exploit the Alaskan people, was a Dane from Russia, Vitus Bering (1741, furs) and the exploitation has not stopped, history can not deny these facts.

[blue_zinc]

Anchorage Daily News
Tlingit Civil Rights
Pioneer celebrated in film
By Mike Dunham
Published: Oct. 17th 2009 1053PM

WOW on Elizabeth Peratrovich and
Alberta Schench ( a holiday?)

[blue_zinc]

Federal laws and State laws are separate.

Civil Rights:
History:
Rights reserved for the people were the foundation of the new government created after the Revolutionary War. The first words of the Constitution are "We the People of the United States" And Article 1V states: These privileges and immunities include all the rights of free people recognized under the common law even before the writing of the Constitution. They are the legal rights relating to persons, places, and PROPERTY. Privileges are the advantage of living in this country, such as the right to start a business, sell land, write a will, or get a divorce, Immunities are the protections that keep the government or other people from interfering in one's life.

[blue_zinc]

Who divided the inheritance of the Alaskan lands into 12 regions and excluded the 13th region?