Critical News

Use aquaculture to end Mille Lacs gillnetting

Save sports-fishing economy, create jobs, and protect natural resources

The Resource Sentinel sent letters to President Obama and Governor Dayton, asking them to stop commercial gill netting of game fish in Mille Lacs. Resource Sentinel editor Hanson asked them and the Congressional Select Committee on The Budget Deficits to stop the commercial gill-net destruction of local sports-fishing tourism economies and instead create new jobs and industry with infrastructure investments in water treatment facilities for aquaculture fish farming.

President Obama Aquaculture Letter | Governor Dayton Aquaculture Letter

Testimony Time

A Positive Perspective on Homosexuality

http://youtu.be/o5ZNWtPRGF8

Hate crimes, bullying, illegal lobbying flagged

Resource Sentinel calls on US attorneys to investigate

In letters to U. S. Attorney B. Todd Jones, in the Minneapolis office of the U. S. Justice Department and U. S. Attorney General Eric Holder, Resource Sentinel editor Hanson asks for investigations of three separate issues.

B. Todd Jones Letter | Eric Holder Letter

1 The hate crime trashing of the North Star Resort on Mille Lacs Lake by two adult and six Indian youths.

2. “Bullying” by State and local Human Rights groups that call citizens “racists” for questioning destructive, corrupt and unconstitutional Tribal Business Councils whose agendas destroy local economies and social fabric.

3. That United States Attorney General Eric Holder’s agency investigate possible criminal activity by The Republican Party, Citizens Against Gaming Expansion, The Taxpayers League and Tribal Gambling Lobbyists.

Wall Street Cheats!

Howard Hanson, editor of the Resource Sentinel joins forces with the Occupy Wall Street.

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Here are two stories that help explain why Hanson is sounding the alarm about the corruption that is driven by naked short selling

The Truth About Naked Short Selling?

UPDATE: Naked Short Selling, “Wall St. Conspiracy?”

Native Peoples Deserve More Than an Apology

Native Peoples Deserve More Than an Apology (National press release June 12, 2008)

On Thursday June 12, 2008 Canada’s Prime Minister Stephen Harper presented Assembly of First Nations National Chief Phil Fontaine with a statement of apology expressing regret for the forced placement of 150,000 aboriginal children into residential church schools from the 1870’s to the 1970’s.