2022 Congressional Legislation Decoded by Staci-lee Sherwood
The BLM gets $150 million from taxpayers to ‘manage’ the horses. In reality this has meant brutally rounding them up and selling them into slaughter through a variety of means using livestock auctions, online only auctions, private deals with kill buyers and private owned holding facilities never open to the public. There is zero transparency or accountability.
Congress has the power to redirect Bureau of Land Management, Forest Service and National Parks budget requests. Wild Horse advocates are in posession of clear understanding of where government programs are failing. Please, STEP UP and tell the oversight committee where to look for the microrotation of data in budget requests. https://oversight.house.gov/whistle
Planned Food Shortages - Globalist Bunk
THE UNPRECEDENTED SOLUTION (condensed)
In April 2019, BLM released the so-called "Path Forward" plan put together by the HSUS, SPCA, Return to Freedom and some 50 "stakeholder" including principally ranching and mining interests, which started with."10-20,000 horses to be removed from the range per year...".
Stop right there. Any plan requiring roundup as part of its MO puts it automatically into the "OBSOLETE UPON INCEPTION" category. Any "new" plan based on and derived from the same old roundup-track that has led us to the current crisis to begin with, is just a repackaged version of the old plan that did not work, an extension-in-disguise of an obsolete practice - the annual roundup.
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