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President Trump on Thursday said he was allowing commercial fishing in one of the world’s largest ocean reserves, introducing industrial operations for the first time in more than a decade to a vast area of the Pacific dotted with coral atolls and populated by endangered sea turtles and whales.

nytimes.comTrump Opens Marine National Monument to Commercial FisheriesThe president said the move was aimed at making the United States the world’s “dominant seafood leader.”

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Yeah. One more crime against humanity that your newspaper-owner made possible by not supporting the democratic candidate but the fascist orange pest clown. Free speech my arse! Congrats for turning your country into an oligarcy-run nightmare 👍🏼

Screw you NYT! Why don't you use the power of your voice and your subscription base to come out boldly condemning Trump's destructiveness. Modern day factory ships will strip the marine reserve barren in no time.

80 years ago WW2 ended and the Cold War began. After the Cuban Missile Crisis Krushchiev said “we will bury you”. Since then the KGB/FSB has been infiltrating and learning. Compromising leaders in politics and business. Now imagine if Putin had a script to destroy the US from within. THAT is NOW

Furious. I learned to identify braggart bullies in Junior High School. It is especially easy to spot one as obtuse, obvious, vacuous, avaricious, and stupid as the compulsive liar and convicted criminal, Donald Trump. We must oppose every effort he makes to destroy our Constitutional Republic.

Hello Americans Please get rid of this fucking lying orange asshole Everything he does makes the world a worse place You voted for the idiot Please now remove it From The rest of the world

Remembered by whom? He’s doing everything he can to fast track the Sixth Extinction event, so it’s likely that in the future, there will be no one left to tell the story of him or even of this civilization.

🐟 “This is a gift to industrial fishing fleets and a slap in the face to science and the generations of Pacific Islanders who have long called for greater protection of these sacred waters,” - Maxx Phillips, director for Hawaii and Pacific Islands at the Center for Biological Diversity

This is such a huge mistake Not just because we would be destroying something beautiful but that we will be upsetting the balance of nature and hindering it’s ability to heal and reproduce thus limiting future fish stocks

Actually blowing up the caldera might be a good idea. That would finish off Mankind and of the surviving species some other might get a chance and hopefully it would show more intelligence in doing things.