Alaska’s Guggenheim Grip Tight on Vast Resources
Special observer David Cohen presents a stark view of Alaska’s future under Guggenheim control. He argues railways open wealth yet fear monopoly, with oil, coal, and copper lands in the hands of the Guggenheims as a government push builds transport links. Seattle is named as their operations base amid transportation woes and settler displacement.
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