"The words “recreation” and “future generations” have been propagandaed to such an extent that a lot of very fine people and others have begun to believe that God had no use for the hard working clerk or the man in the field, or the poor and lowly, or the HUNGRY, a class of folks that must work all the time and cannot RECREATE, but must work under the burdens of the OTHER class who are recreating; that God created all the good things in life for a favored CLASS of folks. These folks with money and influence secure, through THOUGHTLESS LEGISLATION, FAVORS that do not belong to them. A BIG LOT OF FOLKS HAVE GONE “ hog wild crazy” on the subject of RECREATION."
The first person, who lives west of I 95, that can call me and tell me who wrote this and when it was written will receive a free copy of the FISHERIES REFORM ACT OF 1998.
Jake Reibel 252 473 2901
i think i have the answer to the trivia question was the author wait wait i live east of i-95 never mind. keep up the good work jamie and britton your voice and actions are alot stronger than the single minded rants coming from these "wealthy white men" only after some form of personal gain under the disguise of conservation. with eight years of formal education i would think flyguy might have a better understanding of what is best for the local enconomy not just his own personal agenda. he must be a very wealthy white man. and chuck well he seems to know everthing so maybe he can take a crack at the trivia question i think he needs a copy of the fisheries reform act more than anyone.
good luck and STAY THE COURSE.
Posted by: nags head waterman | April 05, 2011 at 01:00 PM
I would never touch religious or time stamped stuff like the FRA of 98 ---- or was it 97.
I'm no longer anywhere close to 95 and I'm a "white man" last time I checked.
"Keep up the good work, do what you gotta do and one way or the other it'll work out." Who wrote that, and if you guess I'll pay your CCA dues for a year.
The NCDMF wrote this though, keep it handy.
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Look, I just came 'cause Ken kept calling somebody else me, I swear, if y'all will leave me out of it, I'll just read, I swear on a stack of ---- nevermind!
I'll still support HB353, but I will only comment if provoked or called out 'cause I enjoy it, but I'll sacrafice for y'all.
Honetly, I'm miising a "whte mens" club meeting now (the "wealthy" crowd meets on Wed evenings), gotta go, but do give my offer some thought, I'm good either way.
Stay tough, Jake, I'm not picking on you, I swear!
Good fishing!!!
Posted by: Chuck Laughridge | April 05, 2011 at 07:57 PM
C. W. Gibson wrote about money and thoughtless legislation to a Texas senate committee in 1931. Mr. Gibson was a fisherman about to lose everything he had, so that others may recreate. HB 353
Posted by: jamie reibel | April 07, 2011 at 10:03 AM