Ah, I consider environmental terrorism to be a) that the oil fields etc.
of Kuwait were set on fire as part of that war b) that the average
American---according to Worldwatch Institute--uses as much natural
resources as 400 (or more!) Kenyans c) that industry based (and
supported) in the US often has plants which greatly pollute situated in
other countries (see Mexico, the Maquilladoros, but forgive my spelling of
that word). Etc.
Arlene
On Tue, 8 Sep 1998, Bertina Miller wrote:
> Very well put again, Angela! Exactly so, I am far more concerned about the
> pollution that comes from industry that have no limits in regards to the
> environment than I do about international terrorism.
>
> Bertina
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> On Mon, 7 Sep 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > Hi!
> >
> > Oh come on - we live in a Democracy - we are a lot freer than a lot of people
> > in this world - just stop capitalism and globalization of trade from spreading
> > like a poison oak up our trees! It breeds greed and worship of $! Keep
> > spraying some humanism and love around - That's what we all need more love
> > more of the human touch and not money worshipers!
> >
> > Love,
> > Angela
> >
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