Topic: Rush Limbaugh endorses the efforts of FOPV and land owners

[LCOwner]

This is a transcript I did of a morning update he did Tuesday December 19, 2006.  Like him or not, he reaches a lot of people every day and it's great to have him notice the FOPV fight.

"Say folks, a great ideological battle of our time is taking place over at a little bitty patch of land.  Five years ago environmentalist wackos picked a fight with off-road drivers who enjoyed driving their vehicles in surprise canyon that lies near Death Valley.  A successful mining town once operated in this canyon which is home to a waterfall with gushing mountain stream.  The wackos sued and they won and the canyon was declared off limits to off-road vehicles.  Now, normally that’s the end of the story, but in this case, off-roaders are not taking it.  Eighty or so of them have purchased small parcels of land atop of the canyon and now their suing the federal government for access to their property.  The basis of their suit is a Civil War era mining law putting the rights of the feds behind public access rights of local governments and private individuals.  They're demanding to be allowed to intervene in the off-roaders lawsuit claiming the canyon will be destroyed if the property owners prevail.  Typical BS.  It may be years before the case is resolved but it’s being watched closely.  Here we have the fate of thousands of acres of land in the west declared off limits to property owners by overzealous liberals.  And it may hang in the balance.  Win or lose, you off -roaders are fighting a good fight.  I mean you didn’t just lay down and get run over by these wackos.  You used their favorite weapon against them, the courts.  And give them a surprise they will never forget to which I say “Ride On!”."

[mudmaster]

Screw him he can 

[LCOwner [OP]]

Screw him he can 

What does that mean?  Are you dyslexic?

[mudmaster]

Don't like him. But for once I can agree with him. I'm done.

[Lady Di]

really! he is saying great things here, why would you say screw him?
So what if you don't like him, he is on our side in this.

[topar]

Yeah how often do you see someone who has access to so many people stick up for off roaders.  For once I say Right on Rush! 

[Duffil]

give him a break, the transcript was just posted today, the main part was there yesterday.

[Willy Mammoth]

give him a break, the transcript was just posted today, the main part was there yesterday.

give who a break?

[boggerunner]

right on, he is on our side, and ive never had a problem with him, i just dont like talk radio, its boring, and screw those tree huggin pot smokin hippies

[DTB]

screw those tree huggin pot smokin hippies

hey now! dont drag us into this!

[Hottrod81]

Whether it's you like Rush or not, one has to like that well known political figure is acknowledging and supporting the effort.  This is good for the 4x4 community.

[Tice]

I don't hate him or like him, but it's great to see someone "like" him on our side.   I think we (off-roaders) should file a suit against all the eco-nazi groups. Think of all the money we have spent on our rigs, money on gas to get to trails that we love, food and supplies, just to have them close them on us.  Make sense?  It's all in my head right now just can't figure out how to word it so I don't look stupid ( like thats hard to do )!

[Rocksurfer]

I think people don't like him because he doesn't hide behind political mumbo-jumbo he speaks his mind even though it comes from the extreme right. Like him or not he says what he believes in.

[BigMike]

Awesome. I can't wait to take my rig up to the city