One isolated incident reported by a savvy sowaler doesn't prove anything.
Your narrow mind is ignoring the fact that this country is part of a global economy as well, so when you come off your micro headed thinking, chew on this article for a while, then go spend some time on Wall Street with some traders.
While you're here in New York, I'll prepare you a 3 headed Hudson River Trout, and you can eat it while admiring the view of West Point whose students are getting ready to graduate, while mourning the largest share of casualties than at any time in recent military history.
One isolated incident proves everything. If a backhoe on the bay in a very sparsely populated area in a small town can be stopped in a matter of hours, massive dumping over many years cannot be detected or stopped? What kind of reasoning is that?
And who is narrow minded here? You've completely changed the subject. I understand that we are part of a global economy, but that has nothing to do with Indians eating money. Nor does the war. Try, just try to stay on topic.
Here, try this - what is your answer for stopping companies from dumping, stopping trees from being cut down, etc? You've attacked my position with red herrings that are insults to red herrings. "Oh yea, the Cree Indian statement lacks an understanding of basic economics - WILL WHAT ABOUT THE BOYS AT WEST POINT??? HUH???" Are we even having the same conversation here? What is your solution to "greed"? I am waiting with baited breath.