“Unendangered” Polar Bears Threat for Eskimo Food Source

Polar bear populations have increased by five times since the 1950s and 1960s leaving many “confused” by the U.S. Department of Interior’s decision to list polar bears as “threatened” under the Endangered Species Act,. Polar bear numbers have dramatically increased to at lest 25,000 bears now from an estimated 5,000 then. There are so many polar bears in some areas their hunting is depleting seals a main food source from native Eskimo’s.

The decision to do so appears to be based entirely on “unproven computer models.” William P. Horn, former assistant secretary of the Interior for Fish, Wildlife and Parks in 1985-1988 (responsible for the ESA program) said, “It would be a mistake to list the presently healthy and sustainable polar bear populations as a threatened species under the ESA.”

In His so-called documentary Al Gore shows a polar bear struggling to stay afloat on an ice cube sized iceberg but, the scene was later to be proved it was contrived just as the use of another movie’s Styrofoam glaciers calving off icebergs to “prove” his claims which was completely false.

Last 5 posts by Richard Cochrane

• Obama Defends His Rodney King-Like Naivette – May 16th, 2008
• California’s Constitution Headed for Amendment to Ban Same-Sex Marriages. – May 16th, 2008
• Jerusalem Post View of Bush Speech and ObamaReaction – May 15th, 2008
• Homosexual Marriages OK’d by California Supreme Court – May 15th, 2008
• Can or Will Secret Service Protect A Black President? – May 14th, 2008