See also:
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg37484.html
[biofuel] Seeds of Deception
19 Aug 2004
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg51348.html
[Biofuel] Legal move to make EU publish GM test results
12 Jun 2005
... for instance.
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http://www.seedsofdeception.com/Public/Newsletter/Sept05Rammeddownourt
hroats/index.cfm
Sept 05
Spilling the Beans, September 2005
Jeffrey Smith travels this month to South Africa. Here is a reprint
of a hard hitting interview with him by noseweek, an influential
South African investigative
Thankyou Bob, you're right, as usual. Though Barnum also had no need
to fool all the people all of the time, any more than politicians or
PR men do: There's a sucker born every minute was enough for
Barnum. I think Churchill also repeated the fools quote though.
Well done Keith!
Oh - I'm not an
Greetings,
This is from my lost arts list. And for those of you that don't
think this will affect you, please google PAWS, the pet owner aspect of
the NAIS. Cats and dogs will be included. For those of you in
Texas, you have until July1, 2006 to comply with NAIS.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
As
Keith,Thank you for the history lesson. I mean that sincerely.Churchill's statement, "I am strongly in favor of using poisoned gas against uncivilized tribes." has a lot to say (IMO). Besides the obvious, he uses a label to legitimize his position and portray a group of human beings as
Um Monsanto in the news again? I followed the BGH story fairly
close, when the reporters were fired for trying to air a show about the
Growth hormone fed to cows (made by Monsanto)
http://www.foxbghsuit.com/
It was found that companies who put Contains no hormones or other
words to imply that
http://www.renewableenergyaccess.com/rea/news/story?id=41631January 12, 2006 San Francisco, California [RenewableEnergyAccess.com] On Thursday, California regulators approved the California Solar Initiative (CSI), the largest solar energy policy ever enacted in the U.S. and
--- Rexis Tree [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, actually we dont have to worry about aftermath
of a nuclear war,
because we wont be there to worry about if there is
a nuclear war happened.
I just wish that if there is ever a nuclear war, I
will have a clear view to
see the beautiful
Well, actually we dont have to worry about aftermath of a nuclear
war, because we wont be there to worry about if there is a nuclear
war happened.
I hear what you're saying, and I can't help agreeing, especially
since you only say it's the aftermath we don't have to worry about.
But really we
http://www.ran.org/news/newsitem.php?id=1747area=news
The New Red, White and Blue
January 6, 2006
By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN
As we enter 2006, we find ourselves in trouble,
at home and abroad. We are in trouble because
we are led by defeatists - wimps, actually.
What's so disturbing about
Biodiesel Groups Recommend Action Plan for Minnesota Quality Problems
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2006/01/biodiesel_group.html#more
Keith / Lyle,
Do you see this as an example of various BIG interests moving
production rights further into the hands of large-scale producers,
therefore,
Hi Mike
How about this? A contemporary American view, from a post to the
Biofuel list, 12 May 2004:
All I can add in our defense, is that much more good has come from our use
of the land for the good of the world, than from the natives who inhabited
it previously. Yes, you too have benefited
http://www.photonics.com/todaysheadlines/article.asp?id=6070
IR Solar Cell Record Set
EWING, New Jersey, Jan. 12, 2006 -- Global Photonic Energy
Corp. (GPEC), a developer of organic photovoltaic technology
for high-power solar cells, announced that its research
partners at Princeton
Without doubt, the scariest nuclear war scenario was the movie The Day After.
There was very
little of the explosive destruction kinds of stuff. Rather it portrayed the
inevitable grinding
collapse of society. Truly frightening.
Have to agree with you that this looks like a grab by the big producers.
I would love to see their evidence of off-spec bio being the cause of
the gelling problems. They even admit that they think other factors
may be the root of the problem, but blame off-spec as the culprit in
the same
Hi all,
There I was,
sipping nectar in paradise, minding my own business, wondering at the passing
parade and thinking good of all mankind when suddenly - out of the blue, mind
you, not in response to any dastardly deed of mine - I was ambushed by Keith's
acutely accurate pen;a reminder
Hi Keith,
Here in the clean and green where hydro, wind, thermal and
tidal energy options are coming out of our ears the nuclear crazies have
suddenly resurfaced. They look sane, they even wear suits and ties, carry
laptops and talk in full sentences. Among other things they've
So many wargames people playing and feel fun, superweapon nuke shoot like no tomorrow. Maybe cybergames is the thing to save the world, so people will only do virtual war, and then the real war never happen.Very true the deadliest war weapon is for peace, and very true that when every single life
And the rationale behind this? At least the official rationale?
I can think of one. How about start with the animals and get the system
down pat. Then with the stroke of a pen go for the humans?
Todd Swearingen
Garth Kim Travis wrote:
Greetings,
This is from my lost arts list. And for
Hi Bob, You said: "In short, he was a gung-ho Tory product of his time, doing what his patrician and public school upbringing had trained him to do." I'm not sure anyone is challenging that. I'm sure that at least part of his training helped develop a brilliant military mind. That
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