Creating Doubt About Bear Problems In New Jersey

The “animal rights advocates” did away with bear hunting in Florida, even though there are many bears left in north Florida and even central Florida…and many nuisance bears are left to raid the honey farmers and wind up in some neighbor’s yard until they are trapped or tranquilized and carted back to end up once again in the same neighbor’s yard….
There were just not enough bear hunters in Florida to stand up for their rights….even though one of the fish and game commissioners was one of them….And that is what it is always about! Just who will make the most stink about loosing their “privileges and heritage”…..So make enough stink, buddies, and get some support.

Yeah, I thought it quite amusing that that woman claimed “our bear” aren’t vicious! LMAO

I’m not surprised, Everyone knows how messed up Jersey is. Cover ups and created confusion. This state is just a microcosm of the condition of our country and a majority it’s inhabitants.

osted on Fri, Jul. 24, 2009

New Jersey officials arrested; one resigns

By Cynthia Burton

Inquirer Staff Writer

Once again, federal agents paraded handcuffed New Jersey politicians outside the FBI office in Newark.

Three mayors and two Assembly members were among those arrested yesterday, and officials searched the home and state capital office of Community Affairs Commissioner Joseph V. Doria Jr. By the afternoon, Doria had resigned.

And with the day’s events, the issue of corruption – which is vastly overshadowed in polls by taxes and the economy – was thrust in the faces of voters who are being asked to elect a governor on Nov. 3.

“The reaction of people who regularly vote is going to be disgust,” said Fairleigh Dickenson University polling director Peter Woolley. “The reaction of people who don’t regularly vote is going to be disgust.”

http://www.philly.com/inquirer/local/nj/20090724_New_Jersey_officials_arrested__one_resigns.html

I live in Northwestern NJ, and was appalled recently over a protest about an “innocent” bear being killed by “corrupt” police. Most of the protestors were not even from our town, and yet they were holding signs condemning our police, and accusing the victim (called an ex-con who purposely baited bears). I have no idea if the victim was an ex-con or not (though somehow I doubt it as that term is often used inappropriately) but I am certain the police acted appropriately to protect human life. How in the world can we get through to these bear protestors, most of whom came from urban areas the dangers of black bears? Many domesticated animals have been attacked up here, it’s only a matter of time until a child is killed. Yet the bear activists seem to have little concern for human life or the life of domesticated animals. It’s really scary. I see bears daily, and am afraid for my dogs, my cats (indoor only but that won’t stop a hungry bear as they do invade homes) and of course, for our children, whom are extremely vulnerable to bear attack. Well, if there is a bear attack, hopefully it is not fatal, and hopefully the victims will sue the state, as they have done in other states, not only to compensate the victim but to show lawmakers and our governor, that we cannot place the life of a bear over the life of a human. Until then though, we are at the mercy of those who are actually ignorant of bear dangers, and minimize the dangers out of a love for an animal that while cute, is extremely dangerous.