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Comment invited on hunting, fishing changes

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Starting Dec. 3, sportsmen have the opportunity to voice their thoughts online on a list of Oklahoma hunting and fishing related rule change proposals.

Most notable is a proposal to change the structure of the combined season deer harvest limit to include no more than two antlered deer, with only one antlered deer allowed during deer muzzleloader and gun seasons combined. Another proposal would prohibit transporting live bait from one body of water to another in the state.

"This public comment period is an important opportunity to comment on items that could lead to changes in our hunting and fishing regulations," said Nels Rodefeld, information and education chief for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. "We feel strongly that our constituents should have every chance to provide their comments, which is why we are providing an online comment form for those wanting to be heard on these specific subjects. We encourage you to provide your comments through wildlifedepartment.com anytime during the open comment period."

To view a complete listing of proposed rule changes or to complete an online comment form, log on to wildlifedepartment.com beginning Dec. 3. The online comment period will remain open until 4:30 p.m. on Jan. 11, 2013.

If comments cannot be made online, written comments will be accepted by mail until Jan. 11, 2013, at the Wildlife Department’s main office in Oklahoma City (P.O. Box 53465, OKC, OK 73152).

The Wildlife Department also will be hosting a public hearing on proposed rule changes at 7 p.m., Jan. 8 at the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation headquarters auditorium in Oklahoma City (1801 N. Lincoln Blvd).

Benghazi: ‘Biggest cover-up in history’

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Breitbart has posted a very significant interview with Oklahoma’s Sen. Inhofe. 

Sen. James Inhofe (R., Okla.) says, “This [Benghazi] is going to go down as the biggest cover-up in history, They all knew it, they were all hoping it’d go away.

Tulsa Today questioned weeks ago “What kind of America could watch American Heroes under fire for seven hours, not only refusing to send aid, but telling military and CIA officials to “stand down?” 

The answer, which we believe our regular readers knew immediately, is no honorable American – only Barack Hussein Obama who, with deliberate malice and forethought, then mislead the American people three weeks before his reelection contest because the event did not align with his ideology and foreign policy narrative.  And four Americans were killed?  Yes, this is bigger than Watergate, Monica-gate or any other impeachment offense ever considered by Congress. 

The blood on Obama’s hands will not wash.

Click here for the video interview of Senator Inhofe.

 

Benghazi: ‘Biggest cover-up in history’

Staff Report

Breitbart has posted a very significant interview with Oklahoma’s Sen. Inhofe. 

Sen. James Inhofe (R., Okla.) says, “This [Benghazi] is going to go down
as the biggest cover-up in history, They all knew it, they were all
hoping it’d go away.

Tulsa Today questioned weeks ago “What kind of America could watch American Heroes under fire for seven hours, not only refusing to send aid, but telling military and CIA officials to “stand down?” 

The answer, which we believe our regular readers knew immediately, is no honorable American – only Barack Hussein Obama who, with deliberate malice and forethought, then mislead the American people three weeks before his reelection contest because the event did not align with his ideology and foreign policy narrative.  And four Americans were killed?  Yes, this is bigger than Watergate, Monica-gate or any other impeachment offense ever considered by Congress. 

The blood on Obama’s hands will not wash.

Click here for the video interview of Senator Inhofe.

 

Legislation urges closure of PLO office, aid end

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Bi-partisan legislation has been introduced by U.S. Senators Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina), Chuck Schumer (D-New York), John Barrasso (R-Wyoming), and Robert Menendez (D-New Jersey) which calls for the immediate closure of the PLO’s office in Washington unless the Palestinians enter into peace negotiations with Israel and also eliminates American assistance to the PA if the International Criminal Court ”adjudicates any matter proposed or supported by the Palestinian Authority” The Algemeiner reported Thursday.

“Senator Schumer is pushing to get a vote between today and tomorrow and encouraging both Democrats and Republicans in the Senate to support it,” Senator Schumer’s Press Secretary Marisa Kaufman told The Algemeiner in an email.

Asked about the level of support for the bill in the Senate Kaufman said, “we’re optimistic we’ll get significant support.”

Senator Schumer said of the PA’s bid: ”Over the past year, Palestinian leaders have indicated an intention to apply for full membership in the International Criminal Court and over a dozen other international institutions in order to assert Palestinian claims against Israel.  These unhelpful efforts would not only unfairly target our Israeli ally, but would devastate efforts to resume the peace process and do possibly irreparable harm to those international institutions.  We stand united in preventing this from happening, and will do everything in our power to block the Palestinians from using the International Criminal Court and other international bodies to assert Palestinian claims against Israel.”

The Palestinian authority’s bid for upgraded status at the UN was approved Thursday despite objections from Israel and the United States.

Click here for more in the report from The Algemeiner. 

US sets deadline for Iran

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The United States effectively set a March deadline on Thursday for Iran to start cooperating in substance with a UN nuclear agency investigation, saying it would otherwise urge reporting the issue to the UN Security Council.

The comments by US diplomat Robert Wood to the 35-nation governing board of the UN International Atomic Energy Agency signaled Washington’s growing frustration at the lack of results in the IAEA’s inquiry into possible military dimensions to Tehran’s nuclear program. Iran denies the charge.

"If by March Iran has not begun substantive cooperation with the IAEA, the United States … would urge the board to consider reporting this lack of progress to the UN Security Council," Wood said, according to a copy of his statement.

"Iran cannot be allowed to indefinitely ignore its obligations … Iran must act now, in substance," Wood said. 

Click here for more from The Jerusalem Post.