Larry Caldwell wrote in message t...
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writes:

Not according to Klamath Tribe members, who had the land before
farmers moved in. Of course, their views were not considered by the
government...

This may come as a shock, but the Indians have their own agenda, as well
as having superior water rights in the Klamath Basin. Their agenda is
only concerned with fish when it suits their purposes. The Klamath
tribes have filed water claims for more water than exists in the Klamath
Basin as a bargaining piece in their effort to regain their reservation
lands. They will align with any party that furthers their cause, and
will abandon any party that hinders their cause.

And how exactly does that make them different than land-grabbing
water-abusing whites? If it is NOT OK for idians to do it, why is it
OK for whites to do it?

-Lion_Kuntz-