Animal Attacks

[Uncle Rico]

A theory on why the Khmer Rouge of the sea are attacking rich people

https://euroweeklynews.com/2026/08/06/biologist-reveals-extraordinary-theory-behind-spains-mysterious-orca-encounters/

[MU82]

The administration is seeking to open nearly 45 million acres of wilderness in U.S. National Forests to road construction and other development, removing protections that had been in place for a quarter century.

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/08/18/us/trump-news?

Of course, as Muggsy well knows, Pelosi would do the exact same thing if she could.

[Uncle Rico]

Glad to see we're finally getting the mustang menace under control.  Slaughter them all, imo

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/20/us/trump-wild-horses-legal-loophole-slaughter.html

[tower912]

Like so many other things, there is no bottom to their abyss.

[TSmith34, Inc.]

Glad to see we're finally getting the mustang menace under control.  Slaughter them all, imo

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/20/us/trump-wild-horses-legal-loophole-slaughter.html

300,000 metric tons of "beef"

[Uncle Rico]

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/28/us/trump-administration-yosemite-private-developer.html

Excellent news in the administration's war on wildlife

[TSmith34, Inc.]

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/28/us/trump-administration-yosemite-private-developer.html

Excellent news in the administration's war on wildlife

https://digbysblog.net/2026/08/28/yo-semight/

Surprise, Nutlick's friends would benefit

[MU82]

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/28/us/trump-administration-yosemite-private-developer.html

Excellent news in the administration's war on wildlife

So what if animals are displaced, or even die, in the process? As Muggsy would say, "They're just dumb animals."

[Uncle Rico]

So what if animals are displaced, or even die, in the process? As Muggsy would say, "They're just dumb animals."

Muggsy is fine with it as long as his rich friends have easier access to their Yosemite ranches.

[MuggsyB]

The death of Peekachu was a terrible tragedy.  whalesanctuaryproject.org

[Uncle Rico]

The death of Peekachu was a terrible tragedy.  whalesanctuaryproject.org

With global warming, whales will be extinct in a few decades anyway.  What can you do?  It's much more important fossil fuels continue to be used at the cost of the planet.  Oil companies bottom line trumps nature.

[MU82]

With global warming, whales will be extinct in a few decades anyway.  What can you do?  It's much more important fossil fuels continue to be used at the cost of the planet.  Oil companies bottom line trumps nature.

"And don't forget CLEAN coal! People are saying I invented the cleanest coal in history!"

[Hards Alumni]

https://digbysblog.net/2026/08/28/yo-semight/

Surprise, Nutlick's friends would benefit

The same Howard Lutnik that took his children to Epstein's Island?

[tower912]

The same Howard Lutnik that took his children to Epstein's Island?

There were friends there for his children to play with.

[MU82]

Here ya go, Muggs, courtesy of your hero ...

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/16/climate/endangered-species-act-change.html?

In what would be a seismic shift, the Trump administration is quietly moving to strip a core protection of the Endangered Species Act, according to an internal memo obtained by The New York Times.

Under a new interpretation of the law's language outlined in the memo, the accidental killing or injury of an animal would no longer be considered illegal; only actions specifically intending to target an animal would.

The change would be transformative because, in the United States, the killing of endangered animals almost always happens incidentally, in the course of economic activity. Until now, industries and individuals could be held accountable for those foreseeable deaths and, as a result, they have been incentivized to avoid them.

[Uncle Rico]

Here ya go, Muggs, courtesy of your hero ...

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/16/climate/endangered-species-act-change.html?

In what would be a seismic shift, the Trump administration is quietly moving to strip a core protection of the Endangered Species Act, according to an internal memo obtained by The New York Times.

Under a new interpretation of the law's language outlined in the memo, the accidental killing or injury of an animal would no longer be considered illegal; only actions specifically intending to target an animal would.

The change would be transformative because, in the United States, the killing of endangered animals almost always happens incidentally, in the course of economic activity. Until now, industries and individuals could be held accountable for those foreseeable deaths and, as a result, they have been incentivized to avoid them.

Capitalism > stupid animals

[TSmith34, Inc.]

Capitalism > stupid animals all life. See: Climate Catastrophe