Tom,

I'v seen a few different versions of the article you mentioned. Here is one version: National Geographic



The article has the missing link that I've been searching for. Since we haven't heard much on African Rock Pythons being a concern I've been trying to figure out where "African Rock Pythons" came from in USARK's concession, along with Burms, on Senator Bill Nelson's bill, S373. I've asked a few people in-the-know and they told me that the AR (Animal Rights) people were calling for action against them. I've been trying to figure out what was behind their motive, and now I know.



After reading that article it appears to me that some government scientists are working hand-in-hand with the AR groups. Let's not forget the fact that Rodda played the same hand here awhile back with his bogus report & map, and continues to do so. And people wonder why some of us don't trust our government.





"as much as I dont like burms and afrocks its still about the reptile community and respect for what others like."



You are exactly right, Tom! Unfortunately, the way the game's being played, there will always be a sacrifice at the table during the feast with thine enemies.



Later!

Mike
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