Wild West Free-for-All Political Event #5 in Glenwood, New Mexico
This “Sunday after Church” meeting is dedicated to discussion of solutions to the economic destruction, suffering and devastation Catron County has been patiently enduring for decades.
There has been a 
lot of negotiations and Memorandums of Understanding and County Ordinances and political lobbying at great expense to the county. . . seemingly to no avail.
It is becoming increasingly clear that if The People of Catron County want to solve the Wolf Problem, they will have to do it themselves, as Commissioner Allred stated at the 01092020 Commission Meeting.
The purpose of these Sunday after Church gatherings at the Glenwood Community Center is to develop a dialog between The People and their servants in local and state governments.
Candidates speak and The People ask questions. Then The People who care to speak do, and answer questions as well. Then we discuss solutions.
We talk about real issues for The People of Catron County, such as Ranching, Farming, Timber, Water, Business, County services and Wolves. The People must take local government back into their hands if they want to see an improvement in their Great Western American LifeStyle. A Tradition now slated for extinction.
This event is focused on the Wolf Problem, so if you have knowledge or experience that can enhance The People’s understanding of this issue, please RSVP so that we can be sure to schedule a time most convenient for you to speak.
Please join us this Sunday at 1PM
YHVH richly bless you All,
Steve Gartin ~ editor
Hunting Season precludes some knowledgeable guides and outfitters from being at these Sunday after Church meetings. San Francisco Outfitters, Tom Klumker wrote a note:
 Tom Klumkersfroutfitters@gmail.com https://catroncountynews.org/?p=2559 |
| [] Steve Gartin ~ write-in Candidate for Catron County Commissioner District 3 Our elected Catron County Commissioners and Sheriff have to protect our county citizen’s livelihoods that are being destroyed by the fast growing wolf populations destroying our wildlife and huge hunting industry as well as our livestock producers. The Spotted Owl fiasco continues to shut down our local economy. Catron County is at a terminal crossroads emergency and if our citizens are to continue to live and make a living here our local elected officials have to step up and do what is necessary to save the people here. This needs to be direct and immediate decisions and mandates to protect her citizens. Time to quit playing nicey, nicey with the forces against us. Time to quit just giving lip service, and empty rhetoric to our enemies. Time is running out. You can email me using the form below or by email: steve@catroncountycommissioner.org |
June 28, 2020 at 4:52 pm |
Does anyone remember when this Wolf Emergency Meeting was held?
About The Author
Steve Gartin
College began with Pre-Med ~ Arizona State 1967-1968 but was interrupted by Vietnam. U.S. Coast Guard ~ Radioman 1968-1972 North & South Pole icebreaker duty provided the GI Bill to continue education in Wildlife Biology ~ New Mexico State 1972-1973. Desiring to be self-employed, I became a Photographer/Publisher ~ Nationwide 1973-1980. Until I chanced to meet a small sharpener manufacturer who needed Sales & Marketing ~ Spyderco 1980-1990. Computerizing the company as it grew lead me to my own business, Webmaster & Internet marketing 1991-Present. My affinity for martial arts began in 1971 and I founded KunTao Silat in 1978 and have been training martial artists and security professionals all over the world, in person, by seminars and by video to present. I'm a proud member of OathKeepers and the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, believe America is blessed by the Creator and that His People will win this Spiritual War.
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