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To yahoo group members
with concern on world energy supplies,
greenhouse gases and climate change
People in
In a message dated 2/21/2004 2:01:57 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Surprise? No way. They knew for months that it was coming, it was just a
matter of when.
You know you are going to die; it's just a matter of when. So, if you are
mortally wounded by a burglar at 3 am,
x-charset ISO-8859-1So you're justifying the continued existance of asbestos
and lead in
environments which children frequent?
Or are you just saying that the risk is acceptable - that those children who
have suffered irreversible damage from lead should be tallied as the cost of
doing
x-charset ISO-8859-1But doesn't the Jew historic line lead up to modern
CHRISTIANITY??
Sumerian War-God --- Jews -- Judeo-CHRISTIANS???
Curtis
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Why are Pagans and Athiests lumped in the same phrase?
The god of the Jews,btw, evolved from
x-charset ISO-8859-1The WoMD-justified attack on Pearl-Baghdad. A day which
will live in Iraqi
INFAMY. Sounds pretty eerie ... saying it like that.
Reminds me of what my Dad use to always say.
When the White Man attacks the Indian Village ... it's called a MILITARY
VICTORY.
When the Indians
Oops! My mistake. The mail software automatically puts that in and I
forgot to clean it up. Sorry about that. :(
Chris
On Friday, February 20, 2004, at 09:23 PM, Keith Addison wrote:
Chris Beamis wrote:
On Friday, February 20, 2004, at 05:18 AM, Keith Addison wrote:
There is
Yes, we all know that lead and some asbestos is harmful to children if they
are sufficiently exposed to it. The point, however, is: is it worth $ millons
to reduce a very small risk to zero when those millions could be better
applied? How about spending the money on vaccinations (to reduce
x-charset ISO-8859-1One point could be that at least you have the choice to
walk or drive. If
you don't have the choice you don't have that freedom.
Lillie
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From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2004
On Saturday, February 21, 2004, at 03:27 PM, Kris Book wrote:
The worst part is that the masses can't see that this
particlar war like hundreds of wars before it, was started
to make somebody an extra dollar they really didn't need.
The corporate bullies can always fake the reason for a
x-charset ISO-8859-1The point I was trying to make since I heard that
admission, not my
admission since I like to believe I have scruples, is that everyone with
power wants more and anyone with money wants more; human nature. The top
greens, the ones running the movement are just as corrupt as
Re: Ethanol Production
As a beginner, I thought it might be a good place to start by
purchasing the Amphora PDA-1 Professional Distillation Apparatus
(http://www.amphora-society.com/Equipment/Equip_1/equip_1.html). Is
anyone familiar with this product? Does anyone have a recommendation?
x-charset ISO-8859-1Really. You don't see something wrong with these
numbers? Assuming
you mean US dollars, since the USA is apparently the means by which
all evil is measured, $2.17 per person will provide healthcare AND
food? WHAT A DEAL? Where do I sign up?
13,000,000,000 dollars
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After reading this i just wanted to say you are right. I am NOT
racist, but Lincoln used slavery and the Emancipation Proclamation to
justify the civil war when it was over half way finished. This is
the same propaganda that Bush used with WMD's. Its similar to the
If I new the burglar was coming sometime in the next few nights, and he was
packing a firearm, I know that there is a good chance I might get hurt. So no,
I would not be surprised if it happened. Just a little disappointed I didn't
get him first.
Greg H.
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x-charset ISO-8859-1Mike,
Just make sure there's no lubricating oil blended in with what you get as
with much racing methanol. You want 100% anhydrous. But you probably already
guessed that.
Rotsa Ruck
Todd Swearingen
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From: Tonya, and Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Lillie Bennett wrote:
Like genetically modified food but the greens
have killed that in Europe and forced Africa to comply, so they starve.
Yeah, that's right, treat the symptoms by forcing out more profit and
using poor and hungry people to try it on, because they are unresistant.
Instead
Jay,
The rest of the world does not use asbestos products, they have for a
long time been prohibited in EU countries. They are also very many
restrictions to minimize exposures to lead.
It is many developing countries that do not have protection, because of
corruption, lack of frame work or
Todd,
This time it was a field of nuggets in what you are saying.
Hakan
At 06:26 22/02/2004, you wrote:
Lillie,
The point I was trying to make since I heard that admission, not my
admission since I like to believe I have scruples, is that everyone with
power wants more and anyone with
look4bryan wrote:
Really. You don't see something wrong with these numbers? Assuming
you mean US dollars, since the USA is apparently the means by which
all evil is measured, $2.17 per person will provide healthcare AND
food? WHAT A DEAL? Where do I sign up?
Not to mention, most of
Just a few pointers with regards to your last comments.
Slavery was a real thing. It was well documented.
Saddam's WMD (or should I say Bush's WMD) were undetermined. The Threat
was overplayed.
Administrations will do stoopid things to justify their existance.
Too bad they document it as
x-charset ISO-8859-1We in the US are eating it. GMO provides more yield
without as much harmful
pesticides and saves land area which allows more forests to consume any
excess co2. I'm no expert but it sounds like a good thing. What's wrong with
profit? Without it there would be no economy.
robert luis rabello wrote:
Your statement would be funny if it weren't so frequently used as an
excuse to justify sprawl and the ensuring need to drive long distances to
work, shop and entertain ourselves.
Nobody needs to justify sprawl. Life in the human anthills that
large cities
http://www.lancastereaglegazette.com/news/stories/20040218/localnews/433196.html
LANCASTER -- Area motorists may complain about the rising cost of gasoline,
but they said Tuesday there is not much they can really do about it but to dig
deeper into their pockets.
Gas prices for all grades
Lillie Bennett wrote:
We in the US are eating it.
If it gets out into the wild the natural plants will be a crossbreed of
the GM crops. the results are unoverseeable and potentially devastating.
you obviously don't know much about plants and breeding them.
there are biodynamic ways which
Hakan Falk wrote:
Lillie,
Higher yields has been discussed a lot, in Spain it has had very
negative consequences. The cocktail of fertilizers and chemicals
that goes with it, is outright crazy.
that is true also, i forgot about that bit.
and GM crops fail a lot. not much left of each
x-charset ISO-8859-1Really interesting.
You're neglecting the supremacy clause of the federal constitution, which
makes constitutional any state law that offers greater protection than
federal law. When state law does not, federal law takes precedence.
[Forget for the moment that there are
esbuck wrote:
Just one more bit of data: My brother drove coast to coast and back, 10,000
km, using 100% raw cottonseed oil in a Continental diesel. When he
checked the
injectors, etc. there was no detectable damage. The only problem he had was
having to warm the fuel when going over the
Really. You don't see something wrong with these numbers? Assuming
you mean US dollars, since the USA is apparently the means by which
all evil is measured, $2.17 per person will provide healthcare AND
food? WHAT A DEAL? Where do I sign up?
13,000,000,000 dollars /6,000,000,000 people on the
Then you probably read it wrong.
But let me try to explain it.
GMO = Lower yields.
Eco = no pesticides but use other methods (biological (natural insects),
biodynamic (energetic), etc)
Normal = with pesticides, And it has higher yields than GMO crops
because a high % fails, and not even
x-charset ISO-8859-1Talk about opening a can of worms ... Gee Todd. All this
talk about Mother
Nature (she??) being Scarred ... Science with Dioxin. We're getting close
to ANOTHER can of worms Todd.You know which one!! the one with
Mother Earth God Gaia ...
Remember way back
look4bryan wrote:
Not too many farmers growing seafood,wine or beer.
Nonsense! I live in the Pacific Northwest, where salmon farming is
BIG business. I grew up in California and went to college in the Napa
Valley. While I was there, huge swaths of forest were being cleared to
make
International diplomacy is a game of high stakes poker played with
billion
dollar chips and stacks of human lives.
Saddam really enjoyed the prestige that came with playing in the high
stakes game, and did everything he could to make the world think that he
still had WMD, in
Hello Lillie
The point I was trying to make since I heard that admission, not my
admission since I like to believe I have scruples, is that everyone with
power wants more and anyone with money wants more; human nature. The top
greens, the ones running the movement are just as corrupt as their
Dave Williams wrote:
Nobody needs to justify sprawl. Life in the human anthills that
large cities exemplify is not good, something self-evident to everyone
except the people who have to live there, who usually try to make out
like everyone should be as happy as they are.
You
Hey Walt,
Your analogy was only partially correct. He held a fake gun and the judge
said that the cop would shoot unless he proved it was a fake gun. He began
to show that he had no bullets and the cop shot him anyway.
Don't forget that there were inspectors allowed back into Iraq before
Hakan wrote:
Jay,
The rest of the world does not use asbestos products, they have for a
long time been prohibited in EU countries. They are also very many
restrictions to minimize exposures to lead.
It is many developing countries that do not have protection, because of
corruption, lack of
x-charset ISO-8859-1 Can Bush ignore the Pentagon? It's going be hard to
blow off this
sort of document. Its hugely embarrassing. After all, Bush's single
highest priority is national defence. The Pentagon is no wacko,
liberal group, generally speaking it is conservative. If climate
Lillie,
I think that you need to study the subject a bit more and
think about the real consequences. A GM version of i.e.
corn, is owned by a corporation, it is not in the public domain.
If US government offers it for free, it is paid for and the strain
will replace the natural one. The Monsano
Keith Addison wrote:
Hi Robert
Was it him, or the other one? The other one I think - or did both of
them do it? Sorry, it gets a bit blurred sometimes, seems to be such
a stereotyped set of views, see one and you can guess all the others.
Yes, it IS difficult to keep all of them
Dave Williams wrote:
You'll have to explain the classism thing further. The way you
use
it, it makes me think it's something bad.
Classism is a philosophy that pits the alleged superiority of one
group against another, by virtue of the higher social or economic
standing enjoyed by
x-charset ISO-8859-1Didn't say. Didn't imply it. But I will state
unequivocally that there must
be greater cooperation between nation states in every venue.
The overwhelming problems that humanity is now facing, which certainly won't
lessen unless there is international cooperation, neither
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Jay,
Thanks for your support, the article offers that, for what I say in the
first paragraphs. I expanded on the issue, with some more things that is
parts of the same problem. I am not in favor of you cannot kill them at
home, but nobody bothers abroad.
Asbestos use in
x-charset ISO-8859-1Dave,
Get off your sanctimonious high horse!
And what gives you the right to demand such a thing? Other your own
bloated sense of self-importance and righteousness, I mean.
Probably the expression is aired because you're being such an ass.
Perhaps were your
x-charset windows-1252[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The cases of lung cancer or mesotheleoma
attributed to asbestos have dropped so low I can't even find a recent
reference.
Try Libby Montana
http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/asbestos/asbestos_study.html
A mortality review
At 12:24 PM 2/22/04 -0600, fred wrote:
Hey Walt,
Your analogy was only partially correct. He held a fake gun and the judge
said that the cop would shoot unless he proved it was a fake gun. He began
to show that he had no bullets and the cop shot him anyway.
Not true. The cop knew
Message: 10
Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2004 09:29:09 -0600
From: Dave Williams
Subject: Re: America has gone super-sized
Dave Williams wrote:
He obviously hasn't seen any of those new
half-sized soft drink cans. Which, in my area, sell
for a nickel more than the full-sized can. In
DaveWorld,
x-charset ISO-8859-1Mother nature, Father time, Gaia, good stewardship...who
really cares as
long as paying heed to any or all give humanity half a break from the
devastation and insanity we are bringing down on our own heads?
How far back am I supposed to remember and what is it about way back
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