"Biodiesel Groups Recommend Action Plan for Minnesota Quality Problems"http://www.greencarcongress.com/2006/01/biodiesel_group.html#moreKeith / Lyle,Do you see this as an example of various BIG interests moving production "rights" further into the hands of large-scale producers, therefore, further
I'm sure that at least part of his training helped develop a brilliant
military mind.
I'm not sure many people in the UK who remember WW2
will agree with his having a "brilliant military mind". Chasing tribesmen on
horseback was about his mark. The original French landings were a fiasco
Thanks Chris.I stand corrected.MikeChris lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm sure that at least part of his training helped develop a brilliant military mind. I'm not sure many people in the UK who remember WW2 will agree with his having a "brilliant military mind". Chasing
The only possible logic I can see for this is for tracking mad cow
disease. However, it would be simpler to just stop feeding cattle other
bits of cattle.
But the the beef industry doesn't want that.
Chipped chickens?
Creamed chipped beef on toast?
Yeesh.
Re: [Biofuel] Nuclear War against Iran
Thinking about this is the only time I wish I were an old man.
I just wish that if there is ever a nuclear war, I will have a clear
view to see the beautiful firework show of giant fireball and mushroom
before the heat wave cooked me into radioactive
was decidedly a mixed bag. Interestingly (I think) his reputation is
better here in the US than in GB.
I don't think most people know about his unreconstructed racism. He
once stomped out a of a movie because it had black
actors in in. I don't like Blackamoors!
But early in his career he
I do recall the movie The Day After. Prior to that I hadn't thought of any
oh crap reaction of people witness to the launch of ICBMs, understanding,
that incoming will be soon on their way. I have no doubt, in the event of
nuclear war, the grinding collapse of society may be inevitable. I feel
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And the rationale behind this? At least the official rationale?
I can think of one. How about
Appal Energy wrote:
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?
I thought it was obvious. The stated goal as I understand it is to be
Bells whistles to make it look like Mad Cow is caught somewhere. A way for
the meat industry to shed blame on nature and away from themselves, IMHO.
These people are smart, forward thinking and always have the government on
their side.
Lillie
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