Will they never stop?

 

I assume you mean Canadian wolves ? I didn't see any passports or maple leaf collar tags .....
But if they are indeed Canadian wolves, then we thank you.

 

They came from Alberta, like a lot of your oil.
Thank Alberta and MrABG for keeping the Crossfires running.
There was a big uproar at the time about introducing wolves. Farmers were against it, after all they had spent years shooting and poisoning the wolves out of existence.

 

Id be proud to run my car on Canadian petrol.

 

Ban Canadian OIL!.. Texas sweet crude is the only way to go..

And I'd really like to get a low mileage SRT6 aero blue vert..

 

We do not use petrol, we us gasoline.
Up here we are bi-lingual.
That means we speak English and US English.
For posting on this forum I use US English.

 

Doesn't help. We still don't understand you half the time.

That said, the Wolves are a nice touch up there in Montana/Wyoming. Thanks for loaning them back to us knuckle draggers.

How 'bout I round up some Armidillo's as a fair exchange?

 

Dave must hate Quebec, didn't even mention French.

 

And the other half.. still leaves us wondering..

 

He uses his US English, but behaves like a Brit. Is that the half you missed? LOL.... We love you Dave...who else would we argue with?

 

Back to the OP. The damage done by human intervention can be healed so quickly by letting nature do her thing. This is an obvious lesson proven time and time again. But sadly, will likely not carry beyond the wolve's story here.

In our arrogance, we thought we could manage the system using Harvard style elietists ideas about what was best for inature. Clearly, we were wrong. Yet the same engineering principles are being applied to AGW .....Climate change. Which more and more turns out to be a political battle, not a scientific one. throughout history, politicians use science when convenient and not when it opposes their intentions.

Consider that AGW is a global battle of politics in a world that cannot even understand each other enough to feed all amidst the existing plenty. The answer is so simple. Nature will do what it needs and continue unconcerned with or without our "help." But, without it, she will do it better and faster.

 

I think the only time we liked anything Quebecois, was in the 80's when their young, gorgeous table dancers were invading Ontario strip clubs. But all good things must come to an end......apparently.

 

ROFL Hysterical.