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Every Buffalo Dead Is an Indian Gone'
Obviously, that was absurd. But if the Army planned to slaughter all buffalo and starve the tribes into submission, it’d take more time and men than Sheridan had. Still, there’s evidence he thought it the best option: In October 1868, Sheridan wrote to Sherman that their best hope to control the Native Americans was to “make them poor by the destruction of their stock, and then settle them on the lands allotted to them.”
In the lull, enlisted men like Cody found other ways to stay busy, and to make money. Cody had joined the Cavalry at 17, and he earned the name “Buffalo Bill” because in one 18-month stretch he claimed to have killed 4,280 buffalo. In 1870, a bull hide sold for $3.50. One frontiersman, Frank Mayer, figured if he spent 25 cents on each round of ammo, then “every time I fired one I got my investment back twelve times over.”
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“Bomb Train” in Ohio Sickens Residents: Railroad Cutbacks, Corporate Greed Led to Toxic Disaster
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Ohioans thank Trump
The sequence of events began a decade ago in the wake of a major uptick in derailments of trains carrying crude oil and hazardous chemicals, including a New Jersey train crash that leaked the same toxic chemical as in Ohio.
In response, the Obama administration in 2014 proposed improving safety regulations for trains carrying petroleum and other hazardous materials. However, after industry pressure, the final measure ended up narrowly focused on the transport of crude oil and exempting trains carrying many other combustible materials, including the chemical involved in this weekend’s disaster.
Then came 2017: After rail industry donors delivered more than $6 million to GOP campaigns, the Trump administration — backed by rail lobbyists and Senate Republicans — rescinded part of that rule aimed at making better braking systems widespread on the nation’s rails.
Comments Railway Age contributor and railroad economist Jim Blaze: “Regardless of what the rail freight folks do, better braking will show up on trucks. And if the rail economics changed one or two assumptions, the break-even numbers would have turned out better.
Sadly, just one future incident in a very highly populated area would make this decision look very bad.
But someone likely calculated such odds as very remote. Now they can keep their fingers crossed and hope the actuary assumptions were not wrong. It’s a betting game, one that doesn’t view a high-growth business outlook. So, they play conservative. Lacking evidence that counters the possible risk, the regulators backed down. They too, like railroaders, don’t see a growth business case need. In the end, it signals an outlook for the industry—strategically, a ‘milking’ strategy. It is legal to think that way. But then, don’t confuse it with story lines about growth.”
Ndamukong Suh who is he?
Notable Individuals[edit]
Here is a list of notable Bamileke or people of Bamileke descent.
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- Oprah Winfrey, American talk show host, television producer, actress, author, and philanthropist[16]
- Benoît Angbwa
- Christ Mbondi
- Frank Tsadjout
- Patrice Nganang, writer and professor of Africana
- Erykah Badu, American singer-songwriter, record producer and actress
- Jessica Williams, American actress and comedienne
- Adrian Awasom, American football player
- Joao Maleck
- Julius Akosah, Cameroonian soccer player
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- Ndamukong Suh, American football player
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- Patrick SUFFO , Former international football player
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- Maurice Kamto, former president of the UN International Law Commission, international lawyer, professor[17]
- Victor Fotso, industrialist[18]
- Sam Fan Thomas, Makossa musician
- Ernest Ouandié, independence fighter