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Oregon Loggers See Energy In Waste Wood

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We used to call this fire wood. It was the original support energy of pioneer America.

Don't worry the environmental thieves of liberty will figure away to steal our own survival from us to stay warm in the winter.

givemeliberty of CA 12:02AM June 22, 2009

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