Corps of Engineers, etc.  By being allowed to do this, they’re able to implement re-wilding and restoration schemes, like TNC’s UP Conservation Plan, Global Fire Initiative, and Global Invasive Species Initiative, etc.

    In essence, without realizing it, we’ve been paying our natural resource management agency personnel to do an NGO’s bidding.  And, though bringing wolves back into Michigan may not be a direct TNC program, wolves are definitely an important targeted species in TNC’s UP Conservation Plan.

   Some Wildlands Project “re-wilding” partners have been allowed to manipulate the Endangered Species Act (ESA) so as to re-introduce wolves, cougar, and other species that really aren’t endangered at all.

   There are over 50,000 wolves in Canada, but because they weren’t prevalent in the states, the re-wilders have been given liberty to re-introduce them as a nonessential experimental species in some “distinct population segments” (DPS) of America.  The MI-WI-MN DPS is part of the US Fish & Wildlife Service Ecosytem Management Team’s Region 3, and wolves purportedly migrated here naturally.

  The ESA has also been used by re-wilders as an enabling tool to list all sorts of endangered species, even vegetation and insects, that really aren’t in danger of extinction, but sure come in handy to prevent traditional land use, especially since most live on private property.

   Since the ESA was enacted in 1973, less than a dozen species have been recovered and removed from a list that now reaches almost 1,300.  But, the Defenders of Wildlife and others are still allowed to file countless expensive lawsuits when the Fish & Wildlife Service doesn’t hop to adding even more.  Then there’s Michigan’s list and the IUCN’s “red list” to contend with.  Truth be told, it’s the human species that’s endangered.

   To add to the scheming, most NGO partners feed like bloodsuckers on grants from several government agencies, as well as from a host of philanthropic outfits such as the Charles Mott Foundation.  The Environmental Protection Agency alone has doled out millions to NGOs, and so has the Fish & Wildlife Service.

     To promote acceptance of wolves, which TNC uses as a target species, the MUCC and NWF partnered with the Timber Wolf Alliance, a program of the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute at Northland College in Ashland, Wisconsin.  They set up an “education” project to help “socially engineer” school children and naïve adults into believing that large wolf populations are a necessary part of nature; that wolves have human like qualities since they have family units with a mom, pop, aunts, uncles, siblings and cousins.

     What children aren’t being taught is that, in India, for instance, wolves carry off and kill many little kids who wander outside their villages; that, rabid or not, wolves have attacked people in Canada and Alaska.  What isn’t being taught is that, while wolves’ favorite food is whitetail deer and beaver, they’ll still kill family pets and Johnny’s 4-H cow when need and opportunity presents itself. They don’t record and let children listen to

Bambi being run down and eaten alive by a pack of frenzied wolves, as it bleats in fear and pain until shock makes it mute. 

   When “re-wilders” “re-introduce” or “protect” wolves, cougar, or any species to specific areas of America, they’re able to implement land control by setting aside thousands of acres of habitat, which they claim endangered species need to flourish.    

   Think of this as a pyramid scheme with wolves at the top and field mice and the grass mice live in near the bottom.  Then consider what insects and other species are needed to keep the soil and vegetation in perfect condition for mice and you’ll have a better idea of why TNC designates wolves as a target species and then sets about restoring habitat for everything “nested” under them. 

   The Wildlands Project and their partners are redeveloping America as they envision it prior to the arrival of European settlers who wanted to escape the tyranny of greedy, dictatorial power mongers. 

   It seems, however, that, as American ancestors of those freedom-seeking settlers, we’ve let our guard down and allowed tyranny to come ashore in the form of radical environmentalism trumpeted by conniving UN program partners with more on their mind than listening to the howl of wolves in the pristine wilderness.

   Unfortunately, our elected leaders and agency employees seem more willing to ride the environmental gravy train to global knighthood by trampling our property and constitutional rights than they are willing to send the eco-partners packing.