These guys are more like oil spills(a way of taking your property by destroying it) than eminent domain. And when the government takes your property, who do they hand it over to?
They're the hired hands. The "mules" if you will. Look at what created the atmosphere. This is the free market in all its glory. With no silly government encumbrances.
Lots of sulfur stuff coming out of those holes. Open up a bunch of them and you might have a problem. Besides the earth will collapse if you let all the air out. It will shrivel up like a rotten orange.
No it isn't, believe me. This is bullshit. We walked into this on our own, staring right at it, refusing to see because it might jeopardize their favorite lizard's chances. Now, after doing nothing about it, the "victims" want revenge. Diebold, or whatever they call themselves, should lose their corporate charter, and the offenders fined from their personal accounts, and possibly future profits garnished also. Sweet and simple
Corporate lobbyists are invited because the whole damn thing was created by them for their own benefit. There would be no treaty to begin with otherwise. It would be nice to get the public to demand that these things be opened up, but they're too distracted by the economy right now. Neat trick, huh?
Ever seen those gigantic flocks of birds instantly change course? It's a hell of a noise... Why can't people do the same? They disappear from one place and all show up on the next. Like a Star Trek transporter...with a bit more "paperwork"...just sign here, and here, and here....and here.....and here...
Global warming is not my issue. It's about simple respect for your neighbor. To mangle another phrase: One man's sewer is another man's well. I'm suppose you're right that it can be made clean enough. But it won't be, unless the entire process and all associated processes are 100% mechanized. All human effort must be removed, or it's just not worth the time considering perfectly viable and cleaner and simpler tech is available. We use coal because it's relatively cheap and very profitable. No other factors are applicable. It's really too bad that so many people are convinced that it's irreplaceable. The people who tell us that are the same kind of people that told us the economy is sound, BUY! BUY! BUY! I believe today's lesson after the last year, should be, "Don't leave your energy future in the hands of the economists". I would think that you would have learned that after seeing what they did to your retirement.
The end of corrupt civilization is bad thing? Is corruption some how better than anarchy? In most parts "civilized" is pretty one sided. Yep, we sure are a real civilized bunch. To mangle the phrase: With civilizations like this, who needs chaos?
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...it's a cat and mouse game they just can't wi... *snip*
I'm sorry. What?
These guys are more like oil spills(a way of taking your property by destroying it) than eminent domain. And when the government takes your property, who do they hand it over to?
There's no other way to explain the enormous profits. People ask me, *Why do people write these viruses?* It's because the market demands it.
They're the hired hands. The "mules" if you will. Look at what created the atmosphere. This is the free market in all its glory. With no silly government encumbrances.
It really illustrates the tone set by your money for nothing market economy, now that the Reagan generation has grown up. This is your future.
...the real problem has always been Congress...and we let them get away with it.
So the problem is NOT congress then. I wonder...whooo could the problem possibly be...mirror, mirror, on the wall...
Lots of sulfur stuff coming out of those holes. Open up a bunch of them and you might have a problem. Besides the earth will collapse if you let all the air out. It will shrivel up like a rotten orange.
and dissolves your house.
No it isn't, believe me. This is bullshit. We walked into this on our own, staring right at it, refusing to see because it might jeopardize their favorite lizard's chances. Now, after doing nothing about it, the "victims" want revenge. Diebold, or whatever they call themselves, should lose their corporate charter, and the offenders fined from their personal accounts, and possibly future profits garnished also. Sweet and simple
And I mean like "we want a refund"
Yeah! I want my eight years back!
Nader 2000
not that long
See? Told ya they've been holding out. Put that fancy secret carburetor that Exxon has under wraps on there and you'll get 200.
Single payer is the only way you'll eliminate that problem.
No it's a really old one about people who had to turn themselves in on their 30th birthday.
They told us never trust anyone over 30
Corporate lobbyists are invited because the whole damn thing was created by them for their own benefit. There would be no treaty to begin with otherwise. It would be nice to get the public to demand that these things be opened up, but they're too distracted by the economy right now. Neat trick, huh?
Here's the "testimonial" taken from your post by the marketing department
It's the..."absolute bleeding edge"...in computing technology! Operators are standing by...
Ever seen those gigantic flocks of birds instantly change course? It's a hell of a noise... Why can't people do the same? They disappear from one place and all show up on the next. Like a Star Trek transporter...with a bit more "paperwork"...just sign here, and here, and here....and here.....and here...
Global warming is not my issue. It's about simple respect for your neighbor. To mangle another phrase: One man's sewer is another man's well. I'm suppose you're right that it can be made clean enough. But it won't be, unless the entire process and all associated processes are 100% mechanized. All human effort must be removed, or it's just not worth the time considering perfectly viable and cleaner and simpler tech is available. We use coal because it's relatively cheap and very profitable. No other factors are applicable. It's really too bad that so many people are convinced that it's irreplaceable. The people who tell us that are the same kind of people that told us the economy is sound, BUY! BUY! BUY! I believe today's lesson after the last year, should be, "Don't leave your energy future in the hands of the economists". I would think that you would have learned that after seeing what they did to your retirement.
I always have a convenient power source traveling with me.
...withdrawal, if you will...
I think the word is "surrender".
There is no morality for throttling. It's done for either technical or business reasons.
Do NOT post this on Facebook!
And what we have now is anarchy for some and "miniature flags for others". All very nice when the gun is pointed the other way.
The end of corrupt civilization is bad thing? Is corruption some how better than anarchy? In most parts "civilized" is pretty one sided. Yep, we sure are a real civilized bunch. To mangle the phrase: With civilizations like this, who needs chaos?